Cut glass baskets, etched stemware & gold-rimmed barware for the set table...
Visit Shop 76, where vintage cut crystal covers two tiered tables and the lighted glass shelves above them. Brilliant-cut baskets with arched handles sit beside bowls cut in star and pinwheel patterns. A Princess House Heritage ice bucket carries a wheel-etched floral band, and the matching etched goblets stand in a row on the shelf. Other clear pieces include a cut decanter with its stopper, covered candy dishes, a lidded apothecary jar, and star-cut platters. Cube-pattern pressed glass turns up in a footed bowl, a scalloped platter, and an oval relish dish. A diamond-pattern covered butter dish and open sugar sit at the front edge.
Pink Depression-era pressed glass fills another section of the tables. A 1930s Paden City cake plate stands on its pedestal foot, etched with birds and scrollwork around the rim. An open-lace-edge plate in pink sits under a footed oval bowl. Stacks of pink swirl luncheon plates wait beside a fern-pattern console bowl. Federal Glass Pioneer fruit bowls appear in both clear and frosted finishes, each pressed with grapes and pears at the center. A 1960s Anchor Hocking grape pitcher and platter in forest green sit near a marigold carnival ruffled bowl.
Barware lines the upper glass shelf, including gold-rimmed cocktail coupes, gold-band highballs, etched wheat tumblers with gilt rims, pilsners, and iridescent honeycomb glasses. Colored glass sits alongside the vintage cut crystal: cobalt cut-to-clear wine goblets, amber footed sherbets, and amethyst pressed tumblers. Milk glass hobnail vases, a hobnail compote, and a cranberry spatter glass basket sit at table level. Hand-painted porcelain follows with rose-decorated cake plates with gilt handles, a reticulated floral plate, and a lilac lustre teapot with its cups and saucers. Two hurricane parlor lamps and a pair of brass student lamps with yellow cased-glass shades stand at the back. The vintage cut crystal here runs from brilliant-period cutting through 1960s pressed color, in sizes from cordial glasses up to a footed cake stand. Browse the Depression glass and collector plates at Shop 15 and the colored stemware and art glass at Shop 87 for related finds.
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Two tiered shelves under the lights hold cut crystal, pink Depression glass, hurricane parlor lamps, and rows of gold-rimmed stemware. 
Gold rims run across the top shelf: cocktail coupes, gold-band highballs, and etched wheat tumblers, with Federal Glass Pioneer fruit bowls and brilliant-cut baskets below. 
Cobalt takes the middle, from a free-form art glass bowl to cut-to-clear wine goblets, with milk glass hobnail, amber sherbets, and a green Anchor Hocking grape pitcher around it. 
Clear and cut across the whole table: cube-pattern bowls, a diamond-pattern butter dish, wheel-etched Heritage goblets, a ribbed decanter, and a hobnail deviled egg plate. 
Lamplight corner. A sunflower hurricane lamp, brass student lamps in yellow cased glass, and a lilac lustre teapot with its cups and saucers. 