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Cambridge Glass Rose Point Optic Shrimp Cocktail Icer, No Liner 3900
Cambridge Glass Rose Point Optic Shrimp Cocktail Icer, No Liner 3900
Cambridge Glass Rose Point Optic Shrimp Cocktail Icer, No Liner 3900
Cambridge Glass Rose Point Optic Shrimp Cocktail Icer, No Liner 3900
Cambridge Glass Rose Point Optic Shrimp Cocktail Icer, No Liner 3900
Cambridge Glass Rose Point Optic Shrimp Cocktail Icer, No Liner 3900
Cambridge Glass Rose Point Optic Shrimp Cocktail Icer, No Liner 3900
Cambridge Glass Rose Point Optic Shrimp Cocktail Icer, No Liner 3900
Cambridge Glass Rose Point Optic Shrimp Cocktail Icer, No Liner 3900
Cambridge Glass Rose Point Optic Shrimp Cocktail Icer, No Liner 3900

Cambridge Glass Rose Point Optic Shrimp Cocktail Icer, No Liner 3900

$ 34.29

Availability: 40 in stock
  • Model: Rose Point
  • Production Style: Elegant Glass
  • Object Type: Shrimp Cocktail Icer
  • Style: Victorian
  • Cambridge Glass Co.: Rose Point, 3900, 1934-1958
  • Type of Glass: Depression Glass
  • Material: Glass
  • Glassmaking Technique: Etched
  • Brand: Cambridge Glass
  • Color: Clear
  • All returns accepted: ReturnsNotAccepted
  • Condition: Mint condition - see photos/description
  • Original/Reproduction: Vintage Original
  • Pattern: Rose Point

    Description

    Nothing says elegance like a shrimp cocktail served in a Rose Point Optic Cocktail Icer! Truly a stunning addition to your Rose Point collection.   In mint condition this optic icer measures 4 1/4" high with a 3.5" dia. rim on a balloon shaped optic bowl. No chips or cracks. It does not have a liner.
    I have several other pieces in my shop and will be adding more if interested I can combine as long as it is safe to do so for shipping.
    Cambridge began production of Rose Point in 1934 and it was an immediate success. Many pieces were produced in this pattern making it a great pattern to expand your collection and ultimately create a stunning display for the elegant dining table.  But the greatest part of the success of Rose Point that must be accounted for is its beauty.
    The delicate floral vines surrounding an elaborate medallion were copied from a French lace, which had been long popular with brides in America creating a beautiful display of timeless elegance.