Name: Avon, Royal Sapphire Arcoroc France Dinner Plate
Brand: Avon
SKU: 8P9AHP-11646
Price: 22.09 CAD
Availability: InStock

Avon, Royal Sapphire Arcoroc France Dinner Plate

Avon, Royal Sapphire Arcoroc France Dinner Plate

$25.99 $22.09 Save $3.90

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Excellent Condition 1960's-1980's

Anchor Hocking, Essex Pattern Tumbler

$14.99 $12.74 Save $2.25

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Excellent Condition holds 12 ounces 1980's

Avon, Royal Sapphire Arcoroc France Salad Plate

Avon, Royal Sapphire Arcoroc France Salad Plate

$16.99 $14.44 Save $2.55

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Excellent Condition 1960's-1980's

Hazel Atlas, Oval Royal Lace Platter

$29.99 $17.99 Save $12.00

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Has a chip in the edge vintage condition, depression glass

Unbranded, Chiffon Runner 21" x 72"

$9.99

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Excellent Condition/New In Package

Unbranded, Sequin Cloth 72" x 72"

$39.99

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Excellent Condition

Unbranded, Sequin Cloth 72" x 72"

$39.99

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Excellent Condition

Vintage, Glass Cake Stand

$21.99

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Good Vintage Condition

Depression Glass, Cubist Butter Dish No Lid

Depression Glass, Cubist Butter Dish No Lid

$19.99 $11.99 Save $8.00

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Excellent Vintage Condition

Depression Glass, Cubist Teacup

$15.99 $11.19 Save $4.80

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Excellent Vintage Condition,

Depression Glass, Cubist Saucer

$13.99 $11.19 Save $2.80

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Excellent Vintage Condition

Vintage, Donkey Toothpick Holder

$1.00

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Great Condition

Vintage, Cranberry Ridge Fruit Bowl & 6 Nappies

$82.99 $30.00 Save $52.99

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Great Condition, Set of 7 Fruit Bowl and 6 Nappies BowlsMade around the 1950'/1960's lovely Diamond point style glass with "Ruby red" or "cranberry flash" color rim. Super fancy, super retro!- Fruit Bowl measures 8"Diax3"H-Nappies measure 4"Diax3"H

Depression Glass, Horseshoe Vegetable Bowl

Depression Glass, Horseshoe Vegetable Bowl

$33.99 $23.79 Save $10.20

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Vintage Depression glass excellent condition.

Depression Glass, Sharon Cabbage Rose Oval Bowl

Depression Glass, Sharon Cabbage Rose Oval Bowl

$26.00 $18.20 Save $7.80

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Vintage Depression Glass Excellent Condition 1930's

Depression Glass, Cubist Handled Bowl

$38.99 $35.09 Save $3.90

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Vintage Depression glass excellent condition.

Carnival Glass, Grape Leaf Bowl

$64.99 $45.49 Save $19.50

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Vintage Scarce Pattern. 1910's This beautiful ruffled edge carnival glass bowl with the heavy grape pattern was made by the Dugan glass company. The base of the bowl indicates that its colour is amethyst. The iridescent sheen on the front of the bowl shows beautiful hints of purple, gold and blue. This particular bowl is in excellent condition with no chips or cracks. There is a bit of wear in spots

Dugan Glass, Daisy Wreath Opalescent Bowl

$43.99 $30.79 Save $13.20

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This Beautiful Antique Carnival Glass Dish was created by Dugan Glass in the early 1900s! This Beauty comes from their Daisy Wreath Pattern

Depression Glass, Double Handle Plate

$5.99 $4.19 Save $1.80

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good condition

Anchor Hocking, Square Cup & Saucer

$9.99

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Vintage cups and saucers excellent condition

Dugan Glass, Six Petals Opalescent Bowl

$54.99 $38.49 Save $16.50

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DUGAN / DIAMOND 1904 - 1931 Lovely Peach Opalescent Carnival Glass Double-Crimped 7½" Bowl, in excellent undamaged antique condition. Thomas Dugan was Harry Northwood's cousin. The Dugan Glass Company was born when, in 1904, Dugan and his associates bought Harry Northwood's old Indiana, Pennsylvania plant, from which Northwood had moved in 1901. The company changed hands in 1913 to become the Diamond Glass Company and remained thus until the factory burned to the ground in 1931.