Chris brought boxes fron his attic for me to go through since he refuses to let us in the house. More glassware and tchotchkes but the majority were already donated.
This fish was mom's, the cabbage pot and pineapple set were sis's. The sherbert cups are MacBeth Evans American Sweetheart (thanks Google) which I will try to sell.
Set of green uranium dessert dishes and yellow Vaseline cups, keeping the yellow. I am not familiar with this size, they are juice glasses. (Cinderella was mine, works, also needs to go).
Asking a small antique place if they are interested in the green set. All else, and there is a lot, trying to donate, but most won't take glassware. Ceramic eggs with floral designs and Lefton bunnies will go, along with boxes of angels and vintage pitchers. But that fish cracks me up.

I hate to put glass in the trash (cognac, wine, mugs, dessert items) but I just found out that recyclable glass is NOT tableware or drinking glass. Only food storage such as jelly, pickle, condiment bottles, beverages. Tableware melts/heats at a different temp and can ruin the batch when recycling. How do they know what it is once broken into pieces in the bins? Anyway, keeping four shrimp cocktail glasses in my sewing area to hold wonder clips and items handy. Two little cordial/liqueur glasses are so stinkin cute, but not needed, just like the miniature creamers she collected. Kept out my favorites, maybe tiny pincushions to be? Tough job. We all have to sort through family boxes one day. My aunt was prepared for assisted living and ridded her house herself.
Finger still not usable for stitching, hoping my hand warmers will help.
Turned quite cold here, crabby is putting it mildly.
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