A unique find is this porcelain salt and pepper shaker set. They are cream trimmed with gold. The pepper shaker has the "Grace Before Meals" prayer with a picture of the Blessed Virgin Mary. The salt shaker has the "Grace After Dinner" prayer with a picture of Jesus. Cathedral shaped, they are 5" tall. The label says "fine quality Lego Japan".

This .5 L 1/2 qt. sauce pan is amber Visions from Corning Ware.

French White Callaway is a very rare pattern, and one of the last real pyceroceram produced by Corning. It has the green ivy design on the basic French White. Ours is a 2.8 Liter covered casserole.

This covered casserole from Corning Ware is in the delightful Wildflower pattern.

Corning Ware produced Sunflower Sunsations for a short period - making the pattern a rare but desirable collectible. This pair of covered casseroles is 3 qt. (l) and 2qt. (l).

This is a pair of Indiana Glass amber divided dishes. Each measures 7" by 5" by 1.5" tall. They make great additions to any collection. Or can be used as intended for serving nuts or candy. They would also prettily top off a woman's vanity.

It's a large bunch or grapes! This vintage Indiana Glass fruit bowl is 13 in. from stem tip to end, 9 1/2 wide and 3 3/4 in. tall. This is clear glass with the purple and green of a bunch of grapes on the underside

This geometrically art deco designed crystal bowl is the Crystal Reflections pattern from Mikasa. It is 7" in diameter and 4" tall. It is a very affordable heavy elegant piece of crystal that can proudly be displayed with Baccarat pieces of a very similar pattern.

This is a small cut glass crystal bowl. It is 2 /12" tall and 5" wide. It arches to from the base. It has frosted panels etched with daisies.

This is a complete 1992 VISA collectibles Olympics pins. In addition- a Sports Illustrated pin, an Atlanta 1996 pin and a Seoul 1988 pin are included.

This pot for serving coffee or tea is silverplate from Wm. Rogers. It has been gently used (if ever used) as the original paper sticker is still on the bottom. A little silver polish will make this a beautiful addition to your dinnerware service.

This is an antique (circa 1910) coffee percolator from Landers, Frary & Clark Universal. It is one of the last stove top models produced by this company. We have researched that around 1920, the company began production of an electric model of the 789. Our percolator has all of its parts--for those who use their antiques as well as display them.