Description :

A cohesive vintage glass collection featuring an Anchor Hocking “Sunflower” bowl set, a Hazel Atlas “Daisy” dish, an Old Fitzgerald Venetian decanter, a Depression-era satin green bowl, a Paragon “Candlelite” tulip holder, and an Antique Amber Slip Shade Smoke Bell. Together, these pieces showcase the craftsmanship and design evolution from the 1930s Art Deco era through the 1960s mid-century period — uniting rich greens, frosted whites, and warm amber tones across American glass artistry.

Item Details:

Anchor Hocking “Sunflower” Bowls (Set of 5)

Maker / Pattern: Anchor Hocking, Sunflower
Date: Circa 1960s
Dimensions: Approx. 4¼″ diameter × 1″ high
Color / Finish: Avocado Green pressed glass with ribbed petal texture and raised hobnail center
Notes: Classic mid-century pressed glass; one dish shows slight color variation

Hazel Atlas “Daisy” Dish

Maker / Pattern: Hazel Atlas, Daisy
Date: Circa 1940s–1950s
Dimensions: Approx. 4¼″ diameter
Color / Finish: Bright apple-green translucent glass with bubbled center and flared petals
Notes: Often identified as ashtray or vanity dish; scarce single in green tone

Old Fitzgerald Venetian Green Glass Decanter

Maker / Label: Old Fitzgerald Distillery
Date: Circa 1960
Dimensions: Approx. 12½″ tall (with stopper)
Color / Finish: Emerald green bottle with ornate red-and-gold baroque label and matching stopper
Notes: Iconic barware decanter from the 1960s Venetian series

Depression-Era Satin Green Bowl with Scroll & Feather Relief

Maker: Unmarked (likely U.S. Glass Co., McBeth-Evans, or Czechoslovakian export)
Date: Circa 1930s
Dimensions: Approx. 9″ diameter × 3″ high
Color / Finish: Frosted satin green with feathered relief pattern and faint gold-tone rim
Notes: Exemplifies transitional Art Deco to early modern molded-glass style

Paragon “Candlelite” Tulip Holder

Maker / Mark: Paragon Glass Co., Candlelite line
Date: Circa 1950s
Dimensions: Approx. 3″ tall × 2½″ wide
Color / Finish: Opaque frosted white glass in tulip-flower form
Mark: “Paragon Candlelite S-1 0-1239” (embossed base)
Notes: Heavy glass construction; comparable to sets sold at $49.88 for six pieces

Antique Amber Slip Shade Smoke Bell

Maker: Attributed to Lincoln Lighting Co. or Consolidated Lamp & Glass Co.
Date: Circa 1930–1935
Dimensions: Approx. 5″ tall × 4½″ wide
Color / Finish: Satin amber glass with geometric ribbed panels and silver-tone finial
Notes: Period Art Deco lighting component