This wonderful 8" bowl, in Steigel green, is by Imperial Glass Co. Made in three patterns, this one is pattern #743. It is in excellent condition with no chips or cracks and displays beautifully.

We were happily surprised when this lady ended up with us. Well known to collectors, she is Inarco’s E-3663 in blue. She stands 7” and is in remarkable shape for her age. She does have some light crazing that shows mostly on her neck under the right light, but she has no chips or cracks. Her mark is clear and she has her original foil stamp. She displays beautifully.

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.

This ia a Hospitality snack set by Federal Glass. While we have boxed sets for sale in another listing, this is a single plate and cup. There is no box available with these pieces.

Fire-King Jane Ray 8.25" vegetable bowl in jade-ite by Anchor-Hocking Glass. In excellent shape with no chips or cracks.

A 9" tab-handled plate with raised pattern by Edwin M. Knowles China, in a color that leans (just a little) to the apricot side of pink. The mark indicates this plate was made in 1948.

Here is the large Bartlett-Collins "Manhattan" berry bowl in amber. The pattern was manufactured in two runs - one in the early 1900s with a scalloped edge, and this one from the 1960s with the straight edge. The bowl is in excellent condition with no chips or cracks. It measures 8.5" across the top diameter and is 3" deep.

This is the 10-1/8" vegetable bowl by Spode in the Wicker Dale pattern that matches our smaller one. It, too, is in excellent condition with no chips, cracks or crazing. The Wicker Dale pattern (#2/4088) was made from 1954-75. If you haven't done so yet, take a look at its mate - the 8-7/8" bowl also listed here.

Beautiful piece of Lefton artwork. Standing 6" tall, this little dove is a wonderful example of Lefton's attention to detail. Based on its label, this is one of a pair made from the 60s into the early 80s. We also have its mate available in another listing. It's in excellent condition with no chips or cracks.

Beautiful piece of Lefton artwork. Standing 6" tall, this little dove is a wonderful example of Lefton's attention to detail. This is one of a pair made from the 60s into the early 80s. We also have its mate available in another listing. It's in excellent shape with no chips or cracks.

This is a 6" lemon server with a gold handle and gold rim signed - Marie Morris and dated 1956. This piece has no manufacturer's mark, but is yet another fine example of American china painting. The tray is painted with rasberries complete with blossoms. There is a blend of yellow to lavender for the background. It's quite lovely. The piece is in excellent condition with no chips, cracks or crazing.

Well known, but seldom correctly identified, this is a Daisy and Button fan tray by L.G. Wright. Sold in dime stores across the country, this was (and is) a popular item that has decorated many ladies' dressers over the years. Measuring 10.5" across by 7" top-to-bottom, this tray strongly resembles the snack plates produced by Anchor-Hocking. This tray is smaller and lacks the cup indention, but otherwise compliments the A-H sets nicely...