Amberina Glass Made This the BEST Thrift Haul EVER!!! & More from a Local Church Rummage Sale

[@melaniecarstarphen6670]

Wonderful fall color for these Amberina pieces!!

[@Ducttapeanddenim]

I agree. They’ll be beautiful on a fall table.

[@user-iw1gl7ry1d]

The covered dish is a cheese dish. The shorter piece you showed with the toothpicks is a salt cellar. Produced since the 1880s by several glassmakers (the L.E. Smith Glass Company, L.G. Wright Glass Company, the Adams Glass Company, and Fenton Art Glass Company). Awesome find! I'd keep the original boxes if selling online; if only for photos. Many people prefer to have NOS pieces and will pay more too! *As always clean lightly - do not remove foil tags.

[@Ducttapeanddenim]

Thanks so much for the info!!!

[@user-iw1gl7ry1d]

Save the boxes and wash very carefully!

[@Ducttapeanddenim]

Thanks!

[@melaniecarstarphen6670]

Maybe for baked goods?

[@Ducttapeanddenim]

Good guess!

[@melaniecarstarphen6670]

Seems shallow for candy?

[@Ducttapeanddenim]

I thought so too.