Lot #2: Vintage Glassware Collection - Pyrex Colonial Mist, Anchor Hocking, Arcoroc France +

Versatile, curated collection of vintage and mid-century modern kitchen glass tableware. This beautiful assortment features iconic brands and distinct styles, blending nostalgic charm with modern function. All items are crafted from durable pressed or molded glass (no crystal), complemented by a solid marble lazy susan. Included in this Lot: Pyrex "Colonial Mist" Clear Glass Bowls (2): Features the iconic white floral/daisy pattern printed on clear glass. Excellent collector's items. Anchor Hocking Heavy Mixing Bowls (3): Clear nesting mixing bowls stamped with the classic Anchor logo on the bottom. Heavy-duty and highly functional. Arcoroc France Clear Octagonal Bowl (1): Stamped "Arcoroc France," showcasing a clear, sleek geometric profile typical of late-century French design. Emerald Green Ribbed Dining Set: Includes 1 large serving bowl, matching rimmed plates/shallow bowls, and smaller matching side bowls. Designed with a stunning vertical texture that catches the light beautifully (resembling vintage E.O. Brody or Luminarc styling). Pressed Accent Glassware: Includes a set of 3 matching oval trays with detailed beaded/bubble edges, plus a small stack of textured clear dessert/prep plates. Marble Lazy Susan Base: A heavy, functional white marble rotating base holding the green glassware. Notes of interest: Pyrex (Colonial Mist): Introduced in 1983, Colonial Mist was one of Pyrex's late-era patterns. While most commonly found printed on solid blue or white opal glass, the version printed on clear glass is a favorite for collectors who love minimalism combined with retro kitchen style. Anchor Hocking: A titan of American glass manufacturing established in 1905 in Lancaster, Ohio. Nesting bowls featuring the stamped anchor on the bottom are highly sought after by home bakers for their industrial durability, heat resistance, and nostalgic weight. Arcoroc France: Launched in 1963 by Arc International, Arcoroc is legendary for producing exceptionally durable, tempered glass. Their geometric lines (such as the famous "Octime" or clear octagonal series) defined European kitchen chic throughout the 1970s and 1980s. Pickup category timeslot {A}