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Imperial Candlewick Sandwich Trays and Cups

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By makiasmommy13, 18 May, 2013
Description

I got these for free, there were 9 trays and 12 cups. Pretty sure they're just glass and from what I know using internet and what people have told me, looks like they're from the 1950's. People were selling them at about $15 per one tray and cup, not worth much but i think it's pretty neat.

Just wondering if maybe they might be worth a little more and any information on if the one area really is an ashtray like i assume and how popular these were. I'm sure they were used for little get togethers but I'm still interested, I love antiques and the sort.

I already sold some, looking to sell the rest. Wish I had somewhere to put them.

Category
Glass
Medium
glass
Distinguishing marks
none
Condition
Excellent
Date Period
1950's
Price Paid (If known)
free
For Sale?
Yes
Photos
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Winstonfremont

11 years ago

Re: Imperial Candlewick Sandwich Trays and Cups

These are acutally a pattern called Boopie made by Hocking Glass .  They are called "Sip and Smoke " sets or as I call them, Snack sets.  They look like candlewick but are much more sturdy and are heavier.  I think they are more "chunky" ...as compared to Imperial Candlewick which is delicate in comparison.  If you got $15 a set , that is excellent.  I just sold 8 for $5.00 each after having them for sale for a month. I think one of the reasons they do not fetch higher prices is that people do not smoke like they used to and a few people I spoke to thought it was "gross' to have an ashtray right next to your coffee and snack.   I think these were big with ladies when they had card parties and such.  When I bought the 8 I mentioned I was so happy because I thought I really scored at $2 each....but it appears the market is glutted with them.  I hope this info helps.....

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