U Pick One Imperial Glass Candlewick Goblets Plates Basket Tray Sugar& Salt Dips

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You Pick One Imperial Glass Candlewick / Glasses / Plates / Basket / Trays / Creamer /Sugar & Salt Dips / Salt & Pepper
My mom received these as wedding gifts in 1950.
Here's some information about Candlewick by Imperial Glass from the National Imperial Glass Collector's Society website:
While on a visit to New York, Newton acquired a piece of glassware from the French Cannonball line. The piece, distinguished by a series of heavy glass 'balls' around it's base, gave Newton an idea. What if the glass balls were made smaller and more delicate in nature.? From some rough drawings, a few initial pieces were made. The new items made Newton think of the edging on the Colonial-style needlework called 'candlewicking'. Patents were applied for and the first series of items were put into production. Imperial's No. 400 Candlewick was formally introduced at the Wheeling Centennial Celebration in the August of 1936.
And the rest, as they say, is the stuff of history. Candlewick quickly became a mainstay in Imperial's line-up of offerings, and proved to be one of it's strongest selling patterns. From some 40-odd items at the onset, the range of Candlewick items would exceed over 200 in the 1950's. The elegant, clear crystal pieces readily lent themselves to a wide variety of etchings, cuttings, flashing and colored pieces. Competing with such popular lines as Fostoria's 'American' and Cambridge's 'Rosepoint', Candlewick would eventually grow into Imperial's most highly sought-after pattern. Although many other lines would continue to be important to Imperial, Candlewick, together with Cape Cod, would prove strong sellers and a mainstay for the company for almost fifty years.
All items are priced per item, except for the salt & pepper shaker set. Please note the quantity discounts. If you are purchasing more than one item, please wait for invoice.
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The sugar bowl is about 4.25" tall and has 2 curved handles. The base is about 2 7/8" in diameter. The widest part of the sugar bowl, including the handles, is about 5 1/4".
The creamer is about 4 7/8" tall and has one curved handle.
The base is about 2 7/8" in diameter. The widest part of the creamer, including the handle, is about 4 1/2".
The desert/salad plates are about 7.25" in diameter.
There are some superficial utensil marks on some of the plates. These plates were brought out for special occasions like birthdays, so they have not been used a lot.
The metal lids on salt and pepper shaker set have corrosion. Also, the glass on the inside of the salt and pepper shakers is hazy. It could probably be cleaned if you have a small enough bottle brush.
Please note that the glasses or goblets that are priced at .99 have small chips or a small crack. Please see pictures.
Please see pictures. All seem to be in perfect condition, except as noted. Any defects are listed in the item description of an individual item. The dishes are from my mom's house and she used to smoke more than 15 years ago.
Will ship within 2 days of payment...and I try to ship faster than that.
Tracking/delivery confirmation is included in shipping cost.
Will combine shipping on multiple purchases.