Description :

Creamer

The image shows an American Brilliant Period Cut Glass Crystal creamer, possibly a JD Bergen Trenton design. American Brilliant Period, roughly 1876-1916. Hand-blown and hand-cut crystal.  Features intricate cut glass patterns, possibly including hobstars, fans, and punty cuts.  Could be attributed to J.D. Bergen of Trenton, although many pieces from this era are unmarked. Given its age (over 100 years), it may have minor imperfections such as surface scratches or small chips.  American Brilliant Cut Glass is highly prized by collectors for its craftsmanship. Likely used as part of a set with a sugar bowl for serving cream and sugar. Requires careful handling due to its delicate nature and age.

Condiment jar? Double check if Waterford

The item is a Waterford Crystal Iveagh honey jar with a lid. Part of the "Iveagh" pattern, featuring crosshatch and vertical cuts. Includes a lid with a slot for a spoon. Made in Ireland. The base features a many-rayed star design. It measures 3.75" tall with the lid, with a 2.5" diameter opening and a 2.0" diameter base. It can be used for honey, mustard, jam, or jelly.

Salt & pepper

The item on the triangular crystal plate appears to be a Mikasa Fire Blossom Triangle Crystal salt and pepper shaker set feature clear, heavy lead crystal shakers and a matching crystal tray, sometimes identified as Fostoria Heritage Clear Pattern. The third piece in a set is sometimes used for sugar.

Butter Dish

The item is a vintage Godinger crystal butter dish with a pineapple design and diamond-cut glass. It likely dates back at least 20 years, making it a vintage item. Crystal glass. Features a pineapple pattern with diamond cuts. Made by Godinger Crystal. Designed to hold a half-pound (8 oz) stick of butter. Vintage, may have minor surface scratches. Believed to be part of the "Pineapple Collection". Crafted in the United States.