Here is a 1950's wood and metal school desk at a bargain price of just $20! It is expensive to ship, very heavy, so I would suggest picking up at Aunt Jennie's in Mount Ayr, IA. This desk is in good used condition and would make a good place for students to do homework. I have also seen them used outdoors with the lid up and flowers planted inside. They were used to drive teachers crazy by pushing the top up as far as it would go and then letting the lid slam down at the back...

This 1950’s Currier and Ives dinner plate pictures “The Old Grist Mill.” It features a deep pink on white drawing by the famed American artists. The plate measures 10 inches in diameter and is free of chips, cracks and scratches. The back is marked with the Royal China Company logo and the words “underglaze print 53” as well as the name of the pattern. (see photo). I have 3 available. Check with me for shipping charges, depending on your zip, if you just want one plate...

These plates from the Fiesta Ware 1950's collection as shown by the markings on the back. They are in very good condition with no chips or cracks and very few marks from use. I have 2 in the rose color and will be listing chartreuse, cobalt and yellow plates in the same size and condition.

This creamer is made in England by Salem China. It is marked Olde Staffordshire and is in very good condition. It matches the other English Village items listed on my site. Price is $15, but if you want several pieces, I can make you a better deal and save you some postage. This is a lovely piece that could be used alone in any blue and white color scheme to hold a bouquet of flowers, too.

This 10 1/4 in. dinner plate is in the English Village pattern by Salem China Company. It was made in England and is marked Olde Staffordshire. The marking is the same as the one pictured in my listing of the platter that goes with this set. I have 4 plates in stock. All are in very good condition with no chips, cracks or crazing. If you are interested in all of the English Village items I have in stock, email me for a special discounted price and shipping savings.

This lovely blue and white cup and saucer is made in the English Village pattern by Salem China Co. I have one cup and saucer set. See other listings on the Aunt Jennie's Attic site for pictures of the markings and other pieces available. It is made in England and in very good condition.

The Salem China Company produced this lovely blue and white china serving platter, which measures 10 1/2 by 12 1/4 inches. It has no imperfections and would make a great addition to your blue and white collection. I have 2 available. I will also be listing a vegetable bowl, dinner plates and sauce dishes in the near future, so keep watching for other pieces. They were produced pre-1960. The price of the platters is just $25 each + shipping and insurance. A bargain!

Price Reduced! These lovely Red Wing English Garden candle holders were made in the 1920's and '30's. They could also be used as bud vases. Their surface has a light brown wash which accents the pattern. No chips, cracks or other imperfections. They are 6 in. tall and about 2 1/2 in, at the base. Have seen elsewhere for $85+. Passing on a good deal to you, our price WAS $60, NOW $40 for the pair or $25 for one, plus shipping and insurance. Need zip for shipping cost.

Pictured for sale is a set of Swanky Swig glasses in the 3 1/2 inch size, cornflower pattern. Condition is excellent with no scratches or loss of paint. I have 2 sets as shown. Cost is $20/set of 4 or $6 each. I have extras in dark blue. Specify which colors you want. From the 1940's or before.

This emerald green carnival glass compote was made by Fenton (unmarked) in the stippled ray pattern. It has a beautiful iridescence ranging from green to gold with a little purple and pink. It is in very good condition with no chips, cracks or scratches. A great addition to your collection. Thanks for looking.

This lovely Hull pottery Bow Knot basket has delicate colors of pink ivory and blue with flowers on the front and a bow on the handle. Sadly, it has a small crack where the handle is attached, probably a production fault, as it seems to be glazed over. In perfect condition, this piece would be worth at least $350, but I am offering it in its present condition for half price, or $175. This is a great chance to own a fairly rare piece at a reasonable price...

These Renwal dollhouse chairs are part of the dining room set and are marked D53. They are from the late '40's or '50's. The first chair is in very good condition. The other is in played with condition with some warping of the back legs, but the chair still sits level. I am pricing these at $5 for the best one and 2.00 for the other. Postage is included in that price if you take both for $7. email if you have questions. Thanks.