Fostoria, American Lead Crystal 7 ¾” Avon plate in the Miss America pattern. I have a total of seven of these, all with original Fostoria stickers, all with a different center logo, and all in near mint condition with no chips, cracks, or other damage found on any of them. The center designs are as follows; #1 “Avon” key design, #2 World globe design, #3 Rose design, #4 Doorknocker design, #5 Avon 92nd Anniversary design, #6 1978 Anniversary design, and #7 The Tree of Life design...

Eastern Star Pinback/Brooch. About 3/8” diameter in bright clear stamped metal and enameled symbols. No other markings. In excellent, like new condition. This item will also be on display at Lincoln Antique Mall, Lincoln Mo. So please check with me regarding availability if interested.

Embossed down 1 recessed side panel, “DR. J.W. BULL’S COUGH SYRUP”, and down the opposite side with, “A.C.MEYER & CO. BALTO. MD. U.S.A”. I understand it originally probably had morphine as a part of it’s contents. Very mild interior staining on this very nice light aqua corner-molded bottle. Appx 1 ¼” x 2” rectangular, not quite 6 ½” tall. No damage of any sort, cork top, probably dating 1840-1890 era

Steubenville, Russell Wright, American Modern, Coral-colored, lug handled 7” Cereal/Soup bowl in factory mint condition. Unmarked but unmistakably identified. Absolutely no damage or utensil marks. There is the standard six support points for firing, on underneath side with no/very little glaze. I also have six other listings for this pattern that I am putting on at this time. These items will also be on display at Best Antiques, Lincoln, Mo so if you are interested please check availability.

Grimwades 4 ½” diameter,small deep plate or saucer. It has a beautiful pattern of wildflowers in a riot of colors. Marked on back “Grimwades, England”. A bit of color scuffed off in about 3/8" long x 1/8" wide area near edge.Hardly noticeable but does show when looking closely. Has overall mild crazing although not noticeable on front without close inspection. Very pretty piece of history. This item will also be on display at Lincoln Antique Mall, Lincoln Mo...

Delft Holland, Oval Nut Dish, or Cache Tray. Measures about 4 ¼” wide, and 7 1/8” long. This is an unusual color & pattern for Delft. I have never seen a name, or description of it, so the best I can offer is that it is turquoise and a chrome-like charcoal color, in a pattern that resembles roots and fissures in rock. I know from having a damaged piece in the past that the base clay is a whitish, somewhat soft, powder-like clay. This particular piece is trimmed in gold...

MacBeth-Evans Petalware Gold-Trimmed Cremax Cup & Saucer with gold flowers. I have only one set of these. Absolutely no cracks, chips, or damage, no wear to the gold trim on saucer, and only very slight wear to gold on rim of cup. Glows beautiful green under the blacklight. Saucer measures about 6 1/8” diameter, and together they stand about 3” tall. I am also listing at this time two other listings of this pattern...

Remember The Alamo, Eastern Star? Necklace/Pendant with chain. Heart shaped with crown at top, and each leg of the heart has 3 rhinestones near top, and 4 faux? seed pearls near bottom. The five points of the crown also have what appears to be seed pearls on them. The finish is in a white-gold-tone, and appears to be in excellent condition. The crest in the center has 3 emblems in enamel...

New Martinsville Radiance Open Sugar bowl in mint condition. Measures 5 ¾” from tip to tip on handles, and stands 3” tall. No chips, cracks, or other type of damage found.. This item will also be on display at Lincoln Antique Mall, Lincoln Mo. So please check with me regarding availability if interested

Game of Radio playing cards. Very old game and I am not even sure if it is all here, nor do I have any concept of how to play it. On top of that it is not even in real good shape. Actually is a bit rough, but the old time graphics on the BENT cards are real neat. The box has neat graphics also but is faded and not very legible, AND has no ends so it is more like a sleeve inside a sleeve. There are a total of 48 cards consisting of four each of the following letters...

Pewter Camel Pair w/ #178 on the bottom of the right rear hoof of each, and partially stamped “PEW___” on rt. front of each. They each stand about 1 5/8” high and appear to be damage free. Have no idea as to age or maker. I am also listing several different pieces of pewter at this time. This item will also be on display at Lincoln Antique Mall, Lincoln Mo. So please check with me regarding availability if interested.

Homer Laughlin Eggshell Nautilus Tulip pattern Creamer. This item is in excellent condition, with no cracks, chips, crazing, or other damage, and has gold trim that shows no wear. I am presently also listing seven (7) other pieces in this pattern. Some in multiples, some singles. These items will also be on display at Best Antiques, Lincoln, Mo so if you are interested please check availability.