Beautiful hand-painted china base for table lighter. Each side has a flying mallard on a white field with a yellow base and sky blue band around the top. Each duck is slightly different as normal with the process. The base stands approximately 2-1/8" X 2-1/2" X 1-1/2". The bottom is stamped "ATC Super De Luxe Automatic" and "Hand Painted Japan." THERE IS NO LIGHTER MECHANISM INCLUDED - BASE ONLY!

Vintage Reed & Barton "Paul Revere," 9" bowl, #105, with original clear plastic liner. We cannot say exactly how old this bowl is, but based on the age of other pieces we purchased from the same individual, we are guessing this bowl was made somewhere from the late 40s to the early 60s. It does show signs of having been enjoyed over the years, not just stuck on a shelf, but is in wonderful condition and polishes very nicely...

Beautiful piece of tobacciana. It is a Ronson Varaflame Luralite, butane table lighter from the late 50s or early 60s. The finish is primarily silver tones on the body of the lighter with a chrome and brass mechanism. This lighter claims a large capacity for fuel and states that it uses the large size Multi-fill injector. As I am no longer a smoker, I don't have flint or fuel to test this lighter, so it is being sold "As Is." NOTE: The photo appears more gold than silver...

8" salad plate, in the Park Lane pattern (crystal), by Colony Glass. The pattern first appeared in 1965 as an imitation of Imperial's Cape Cod pattern and caught on quickly. When Indiana Glass bought Colony, the pattern's popularity encouraged Indiana to offer it in amber, green and (eventually) blue. The pattern was only available as a luncheon and beverage set, and there are no known reproductions. These plates are in excellent condition with no chips or cracks...

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.

Hospitality snack sets (4 plates/4 cups), in the box, by Federal Glass Co. from the 40s and 50s. One of the most popular designs of the time. Marketed as Hospitality, and later as Homestead, the box determines the name. All glassware in excellent condition. Boxes show various signs of age and wear, though none extreme.

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...

Large vintage enamelware platter is white with dark blue trim (does not show in photo). Platter measures approximately 16" X 12 1/2" and shows minor wear. (See Photo) As is the case with most unmarked enamelware, age is very difficult to establish.

Pink 12" chop plate by Vernon Kilns, a California Pottery. The bottom mark identifies it as a piece of the Ultra collection, made between 1937 and 1942. While simple in design, the Ultra pattern was a popular one for Vernon Kilns.

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.

Dreamsicles "Panda Pal" figurine of a little angel holding her stuffed panda. The piece is artist signed under the label that indicates she was made in 1997. She's in excellent condition and ready to grace your collection.