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McKSq4   Sold

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McKee Square Skokie Green (jadeite) 4 Shaker Set (Salt, Pepper, Sugar & Flour). Glass and lettering are in excellent condition. Original lids show a bit of age and a couple dents, but are still in very good condition. ON HOLD Sale Pending

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ClMix   $85.00

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Clambroth green 9 7/8" diameter Rolled Edge Mixing Bowl in excellent condition. No damage or defects. Very little, if any, signs of use on the inside.

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FKTulSP   $80.00

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Fire King Tulips on white Salt & Pepper Shakers. Glass and tulip decals are in excellent condition with no damage. Lids show a bit of age, but are still in good condition.

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FKIvSe   $85.00

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Fire King Tulip Lid Range Set (Grease Jar, Salt & Pepper). Glass is in excellent condition with no damage. Lids show some wear, but are still in OK condition.

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McKCustCans   As listed

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McKee 28 oz. Tea & Coffee Canisters in custard color. Both are in very good condition. A little fading (not much) on the lettering and a couple small dents on the lids. A couple small nicks on the inside top at the threads which is normal for these items due to grinding at the factory. $165.00 for one or $300 for both.

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McKCTumb   $225.00

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Custard, McKee, Bottoms Up Tumbler and Coaster, both in excellent condition with no damage. Tumbler has Pat 77725 on the bottom.

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safn-4138   $15.00

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Pretty two ball and wafer stemmed candy compote with crocheted open lace edge. Soft paneled petal designs on the bowl and foot. Measures 4 5/8" tall and has an overall diameter of 5 5/8. Beautiful and perfect. Crystal clear with no damages or cloudiness. Imperial crocheted open lace was made from 1935-1950. I have 3 available. Price is per dish. Would make an awesome ice cream dish too.

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safn-4137   $20.00

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Fostoria - Coin Glass - Olive Green one handled nappy. Coins are torch and eagle design - color in photo is very close to true. Measures: 5.25 inches diameter Condition: Very nice. No chips, cracks or repairs.

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safn-4136   $15.00

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Anchor Hocking bubble pattern, shallow serving bowl. 8-1/2" wide by almost 2" deep. Wonderful condition with No damages, NO scratches or wear. A great asset to your collection!

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safn-4135   $45.00

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Large hors d'oeuvre holder in the shape of a Bob White Quail. Produced by Red Wing Potteries in the 1950's this popular, hand-painted dishware pattern was called Bob-White. Bird stands nearly 9" tall. The back of bird has 30 holes for hors d'oeuvres placed on toothpicks. Condition on this ceramic piece is excellent with no chips, dings or cracks and absolutely no crazing in the surface. Marked Red Wing. I think it would be wonderful to display hat pins too.

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safn-4133   $10.00

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Heart shaped Ivory/white color with gold trim & Peace Dove with Laurel Branch by Lenox. Measures 1 3/8" x 1 3/8". perfect with original box. No signs of wear at all .

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safn-4130   $7.50

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Autumn leaves coffee mug (NOT THE CUP) by Metlox/Vernon ware, is in excellent condition, no visible chips or cracks or visible crazing. I have 7 available. Price is for 1 mug. Metlox Potteries was founded in 1927 in Manhattan Beach, California. Theodore C. Prouty and his son Willis founded the pottery. Dinnerware was made beginning in 1931. Evan K. Shaw purchased the company in 1946 and expanded the number of patterns. Poppytrail (1946-1989) and Vernonware (1958-1980) were divisions of Metlox... Click for details

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safn-4125   $5.00

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Autumn leaves 6" dessert, sauce or fruit bowl by Metlox/Vernon ware, is in excellent condition, no visible chips or cracks or visible crazing. Metlox Potteries was founded in 1927 in Manhattan Beach, California. Theodore C. Prouty and his son Willis founded the pottery. Dinnerware was made beginning in 1931. Evan K. Shaw purchased the company in 1946 and expanded the number of patterns. Poppytrail (1946-1989) and Vernonware (1958-1980) were divisions of Metlox under Shaw’s direction. The... Click for details

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safn-4128   $16.50

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Autumn leaves 11 3/8" oval vegetable serving bowl by Metlox/Vernon ware, is in excellent condition, no visible chips or cracks or visible crazing. There is a tiny brown speck under the glaze in the bottom of the bowl. Does no distract from value or appearance. Metlox Potteries was founded in 1927 in Manhattan Beach, California. Theodore C. Prouty and his son Willis founded the pottery. Dinnerware was made beginning in 1931. Evan K. Shaw purchased the company in 1946 and expanded the number of... Click for details

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safn-4127   $20.00

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Autumn leaves 12 1/4" oval serving platter by Metlox/Vernon ware, is in excellent condition, no visible chips or cracks or visible crazing. I have 2 available. Price for each. Metlox Potteries was founded in 1927 in Manhattan Beach, California. Theodore C. Prouty and his son Willis founded the pottery. Dinnerware was made beginning in 1931. Evan K. Shaw purchased the company in 1946 and expanded the number of patterns. Poppytrail (1946-1989) and Vernonware (1958-1980) were divisions of Metlox... Click for details

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safn-4126   Sale Pending

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Autumn leaves 13 7/8" oval platter by Metlox/Vernon ware, is in excellent condition, no visible chips or cracks or visible crazing. I have 2 available. Price is for each. Metlox Potteries was founded in 1927 in Manhattan Beach, California. Theodore C. Prouty and his son Willis founded the pottery. Dinnerware was made beginning in 1931. Evan K. Shaw purchased the company in 1946 and expanded the number of patterns. Poppytrail (1946-1989) and Vernonware (1958-1980) were divisions of Metlox under... Click for details