Eastern Star, Rhinestone Star & Crescent hook type earring set. I got these in with the other Eastern Star items that I am currently listing and due to that I feel they probably are Eastern Star items. If not officially, at least they are great “go-withs”. The stars are a type of cast metal, and the crescents are lighter weight stamped. Possibly brass or plated. They measure appx 1 5/8” from top of the star to bottom of the crescent. In near perfect condition. No marks of any sort...

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...

Mack Bulldog Lapel or hat pin pair. One appears to be pewter, but is not marked in any way except for the “MACK”, on the collar. Detailing is sharp and clear with no apparent wear and no damage. Number two is a gold-tone, as in brass? Or, actual gold? I have no way of testing and so if it were to end up so, my loss your gain, but is probably brass. Number two marked same as pewter, but has better detailing, or maybe just shows better due to coloring...

Anchor Hocking Vitrock 5 1/8” rimmed bowl. Marked only, “VITROCK”, on the bottom of each piece. Virtually factory perfect with no utensil marks, chips, cracks, or other damage. The books call out a 5 ½” rim soup bowl and also a 4” berry bowl. It really looks like the berry bowl to me due to it’s appearance, however it measures well over 4”. Again it just looks smaller than a rim soup should, but measures closer to it...

New Martinsville Glass Co., Radiance shaped blank with a very rare and HTF Sunburst ?/ Starburst ?, cut/etched pattern. It may be the two-handled nut dish, but my listings say 5”, and it actually measures 5 ½”, or 5 ¾” across the handles. It is crimped up on both handle sides to a height of appx 2 ¾”, My books don’t say anything about crimping on the nut dish, however, it may just not be mentioned. It is in excellent condition and shows no wear...

Kreiss Pyscho Ceramic Dragon/Dinosaur figurine with baby blue rhinestone sparkler eyes. In near factory perfect condition browns and tans with a goofy expression and just as goofy tuft of hair sticking forward on top of his pointy little head. One end of his hair strip needs a very small touch of glue to hold it back down and there is the very smallest glaze chip on the bottom tip of his short tail. Something close to 1/16”. Could be touched with black tip marker and become un-noticeable...

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

Embossed “OMEGA, OIL, IT’S GREEN” in 3 lines within what appears to be an embossed tree shape. Also embossed “Trade Mark” just below the tree and embossed “THE OMEGA, CHEMICAL CO, JERSEY CITY” in 3 lines near base.Very nice threaded, clear glass 1 ¼” dia x 4 ½” tall cylinder, Very clean, with no damage at all. This item will also be on display at Lincoln Antique Mall, Lincoln Mo. So please check with me regarding availability if interested.

Embossed “3 \ IN \ ONE OIL CO” down one slightly recessed side panel, and “THREE IN ONE”, down the opposite side. Beautiful aqua, 3 ¾” tall X 1 5/8” wide with no damage at all. A few small bubbles. Cork top. Probably ca: 1890 or so.This item will also be on display at Lincoln Antique Mall, Lincoln Mo. So please check with me regarding availability if interested.

“For Consumption”, embossed in two lines down the recessed front panel. “Piso’s Cure” down one recessed side panel, and “Hazeltine & Co”, down the opposite side of this light aqua old quack cure bottle. Originally, actually labeled to contain Cannabis and Chloroform, plus other ingredients. A bit more than 5 ¼” tall and about 2” wide...

Embossed “Lea & Perrins” up the side, “Worcestershire Sauce” around the shoulder of this really nice aqua bottle. Also embossed with what appears to be “JIIID” & “S”, on the bottom. Measures just a bit over 7” tall, and 2 ¼” diameter. Has a few scattered bubbles and a straw mark or so. No damage of any sort, but some mild staining. Probably dating around 1840-1890. Cork top. This item will also be on display at Lincoln Antique Mall, Lincoln Mo. So please check with me regard...

Amber strap molded unmarked bottle dating around the 1840’s or so. Measures appx 7 ½” tall, and is appx 3” wide. Embossed on bottom 18 or 81. Has some nice bubbles and straw marks. Mild interior staining, otherwise no damage. This item will also be on display at Lincoln Antique Mall, Lincoln Mo. So please check with me regarding availability if interested.