Cambridge 'Rose Point' Cream & Sugar Set With Gold Encrusted Decoration, Vintage

This is a Cambridge Glass cream and sugar set with gold encrusted decoration.  Cambridge Glass Company was founded in Cambridge, Ohio, in 1901 and operated until 1958. It was known for producing high-quality glassware, including elegant stemware, decorative pieces, and tableware. Cambridge Glass was particularly famous for its intricate etchings, delicate colors, and the use of precious metals like gold and silver in its decorations.  The Portia and Rose Point lines were among Cambridge's most popular patterns, featuring detailed floral designs and elegant shapes. The gold encrusted decoration added a touch of luxury and sophistication to these pieces.  These cream and sugar sets were often part of larger dining sets and were highly sought after for their beauty and craftsmanship. Cambridge Glass pieces are now highly collectible, with certain patterns and colors commanding significant prices in the antique market. The gadroon edge, a series of convex curves, is a classic design element that adds to the visual appeal of these pieces.