I think my favorite for this year is this majestic Clear Ribbon cake stand by Adams and Company c1881. These were also offered with a dried or...
I've seen pie safe and jelly cupboard used interchangeably. Here's an Amish furniture site with several 24" examples to give you some ideas....
the profile looks more like the no-handles sugar in the catalog tho' the finial looks a bit different; "R" calls this a barrel sugar/candy....
hard to say on the stretch glass, maybe Central; check the measurements and profiles at shetlar:...
in the 1950 catalog it is listed as #401 pot and saucer
the last one is McKee Bros. 'Glentec' c1910
the 1936 catalog Fostoria offered 2 covered sugars at the time; one with and one without handles. A profile of your cover might help, but it looks...
this this one is Hazel-Atlas Florentine #2
Hazel Atlas has a couple of these Florentine patterns; think this is Florentine #1
L.G. Wright 'Wild Rose'; AKA: Madonna Inn goblet
looks like the Diamond In Diamond pattern; unknown maker
looks much like the Millstein candy container by Jeannette; the ears are a bit different. I'd guess maybe a recent MIC reproduction/copy.
I think not necessarily rare but also not so common. It's not unusual to find cake stands with different colors of glass for the pedestal and...
Tiffin/USG pattern #15360 With #601 etch c1930s
compote looks to be 'Creole' by Indiana Glass
you're welcome. if you translate that page the dish is called a high foot dessert cup; AKA: compote
PV often did not give name; only used numbers. this is #3508 in their 1907 catalog (the color was called Iris):...
suggest that posting separate threads with several images including a profile showing the form, the bottom and any details; also include...
the candlestick and bowl both look to be the Sandwich pattern by Indiana Glass for Tiara. the details on the ruby stained 'Wedding Bowl' look like...
the cruet is McKee Bros. 'Jeannette' c1885 the cup does look like the "Crown" pattern for Tiara by Indiana Glass...
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