This vintage automobile TV lamp is relatively common, yet is the only lamp I've seen marked Buckingham Ceramics. It was, in fact, manufactured by McCoy, although the relationship between the two brands is unknown. This one is in the most common color, the green that McCoy favored.

Post 1986 Homer Laughlin Fiesta saucer in Apricot color. This color was made from 1996 to 1997. The saucer is in excellent condition.

Post 1986 Homer Laughlin Fiesta saucer in New Turquoise color. They started making this color in 1988. The saucer is in excellent condition.

6.25" Coronado bread and butter plate in coral matte finish by Gladding-Bean in the Franciscan Ware line. Coronado dinnerware was made from 1940-54, but the mark on this plate (same as photo but without a number beneath it) indicates a production date between 1940 and 1947. We have other pieces of this pattern in this color that are also available, as well as matching pieces in turquoise that mix well. Discounts offered on multiple piece orders of Coronado dinnerware.

9.5" Coronado luncheon plate in coral matte finish by Gladding-Bean in the Franciscan Ware line. Coronado dinnerware was made from 1940-54, but the number beneath the mark on this plate indicates it was made in 1947. This mark without the number indicates an earlier production date. We have other pieces of this pattern in this color that are also available, as well as matching pieces in turquoise that mix well. Discounts offered on multiple piece orders of Coronado dinnerware.

8" Franciscan salad plate by Gladding-McBean. This particular style plate could easily be "Metropolitan" or "Tiempo" as both had the rounded corners, both had salad plates that measured approximately 8", and both came in yellow. The actual shade of yellow seems to be the determining factor, but without both to compare, we are unable to determine just to which pattern this plate belong. In fact, while doubtful, under fluorescent light this could even conceivably be FranciscanWare's lime green...

6.25" Coronado bread and butter plate in turquoise matte finish by Gladding-Bean in the Franciscan Ware line. Coronado dinnerware was made from 1940-54, but the mark on this plate (same as coral photo but without a number beneath it) indicates a production date between 1940 and 1947. We have other pieces of this pattern in this color that are also available, as well as matching pieces in coral that mix well. Discounts offered on multiple piece orders of Coronado dinnerware.

9.5" Coronado luncheon plate in turquoise matte finish by Gladding-Bean in the Franciscan Ware line. Coronado dinnerware was made from 1940-54, but the number beneath the mark on this plate indicates it was made in 1947. This mark without the number indicates an earlier production date. We have other pieces of this pattern in this color that are also available, as well as matching pieces in coral that mix well. Discounts offered on multiple piece orders of Coronado dinnerware.

Here is a great piece of Frankoma pottery. This platter, marked "5QS" measures 14" x 8.5" and is in excellent condition with no chips, cracks or crazing of any kind.

Precious Oriental-style planter marked Inarco 1962, Cleveland, Ohio, E-550. In excellent condition, this little planter measures 4.5" square and stands 4.75" tall, with no chips, cracks or crazing.

HTF piece of McCoy pottery. Marked NM - USA, this piece by Nelson McCoy would have been made between 1940 and 1943. These are the smaller 6" version of the popular novelty dish in the glossy aqua that McCoy is known for. This piece has no chips, cracks or crazing and is in excellent condition.

White Rorstrand ewer with blue leaves. The pattern name marked on the bottom of the piece is Susie. It stands 9" tall and is 3 3/8" across the base. It is a very nice, clean piece. To the best of our knowledge, this ewer was made sometime in the 1980s.