This is a hard to find 2.0 Quart or 2.0 Liter Square Casserole in the Floral Bouquet featuring yellow spring flowers.

This beautiful milk glass vase is estimated to have originated from the 60s or 70s. There is a small unidentified maker's mark on the bottom; if you would like to see it, please inquire. The glass is in great shape with no chips and scratches.

This beautiful advertising mug was produced by Galaxy. It is a promo piece for Senseman-McKisson-Chavez Insurance Company, with offices right here in Phoenix. The mug is in great shape.

This is a lovely, vintage clear glass fan shaped vanity dish in the classic "Daisy and Button" pattern deeply pressed on its bottom side with sections of ribs made to resemble those in a fan. In perfect condition with no chips, cracks, or discoloration of glass. This is the vintage fan pattern which Avon later produced in a smaller version. This none measures 10-5/8 inches wide from edge to edge and is 7-1/8 long while the Avon copy is 7 inches. BigFootCat also has the smaller one in stock.

This is a Fire King Anchor Hocking milk glass 1 1/2 qt. covered casserole.

This is a Glasbake divided vegtable dish (J2352) in the green floral pattern.

This is the Corning "browning dish" that was made for the Montgomery Ward "Signature" microwaves.It was made in the cornflower blue pattern which was so familiar to the Corning Ware users.

A breath of spring will adorn your table with Corning Ware's Pastel Bouquet pattern. This is a 1 1/2 L / qt covered casserole.

This beautiful advertising mug was produced by Galaxy. It is a promo piece for Apartment Locators Inc. 957-1220. It is in great shape.

This beautiful Glasbake mug is a promo piece for the Mesa, AZ Chamber of Commerce. It is in beautiful condition (no chips) and the detailing is fully intact.

This is an all-purpose chopper from Gemco. The pattern is Top O' Spice: Gemco's iteration of Corning's Spice o' Life series. The chopper is in good shape. The plastic top has some discoloration, but the glass and metal workings are good.

This is the nifty Gemco Micro-Kettle. It was one of the first tea/coffee pots made exclusively for microwave use. The plastic on this model is blue in color. There is one very minor glass chip on the rim, but the plastic and pot are in overall good condition.