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	Esther Spooner by Riverside Glass Works 1896 --Excellent condition, no chips or cracks. Gold is worn in spots but is around 90% intact. (Click on small picture for larger view)	$75
	Vaseline Derby Creamer by Riverside Glass Works 1896 --Excellent condition, no chips or cracks. Gold is worn in spots but is around 90% intact. (Click on small picture for larger view)	$150
	Dew Drop Water Pitcher by Unknown --Excellent condition, no chips or cracks. (Click on small picture for larger view)	$50
	Cabbage Rose Goblet by Central Glass Co. 1870 --Excellent condition, no chips or cracks. Lovely clear glass and strong press. (Click on small picture for larger view)	$75
	Cape Cod Goblet by Boston & Sandwich 1870s --Excellent condition, no chips or cracks. (Click on small picture for larger view)	$100
	Esther Water Pitcher by Riverside Glass Works 1896 --Very good condition, no cracks, only a minor nick off the edge of a floret, which are common in Esther. Wonderful strong gold, is worn mostly off the top rim but is around 99% intact otherwise. (Click on small picture for larger view)	$200
	Bellaire Milton Cruet Set by Bellaire Goblet Co. 1890 --Considered very scarce; Lechner, Salt Shakers Vol. III, p. 32 --Excellent condition, no chips or cracks (Click on small picture for larger view)	$350
	Jersey AKA Kitchen Stove Butter by McKee & Bros. 1894 --Good condition. There are a couple of points on the skirt that a chipped. Can take photos of chips upon request. (Click on small picture for larger view)	$75
	Jersey AKA Kitchen Stove Creamer by McKee & Bros. 1894 --Very good condition. There is a small nick off one of the skirt points. The skirt on this pattern is very sharp normally, so this chip may be a factory flaw.. (Click on small picture for larger view)	$65
	Jersey AKA Kitchen Stove Sugar (base only-missing lid) by McKee & Bros. 1894 --Excellent condition, no chips or cracks (Click on small picture for larger view)	$35
	Current Wine (considered scarce) by Campbel, Jones & Co. 1871 --Has a sliver-type 1/4" flake off the bottom edge of the foot. Not noticeable when sitting on the table. (Click on small picture for larger view)	$25
	Celtic Cross Celery Duncan #771 by George Duncan & Sons, 1883 --Excellent condition, no chips or cracks --Engraved (Click on small picture for larger view)	$85