These 5 Wildfire 6" cereal bowls all but 1 have chips on the backside of the top rim. The gold trim is good and there are no chips or scratches in the "food" area. These bowls are very hard to find and were made by The Hall China Co. in the 1950's. They are signed on the bottom: The Great American Tea Co. -100th Anniversary. You can use, or display these until you find some mint ones. You would be pleased with these bowls for the price.

This yellow LuRay double egg cup was made by the Taylor Smith and Taylor China Co. in the 1940's. It is in excellent condition with no damage. It is signed USA on the bottom.

This pink LuRay double egg cup was made by the Taylor Smith and Taylor China Co. in the 1940's. It is in excellent condition with no damage. It is signed USA on the bottom.

This is a hard to find, very early LuRay, pink flat spout tea pot. These were only made the first couple of years when they started making this pattern. It is signed on the bottom with a 10-39 production date on it. Very nice!

This 1 1/2 cup Buffet Tea Pot holds 11 oz and was made by the Hall China Co. It is in excellent condition and has the Hall Circle Mark on the bottom. The color is maroon.

This Crocus 6" bread and butter plate was made by the Hall China Co. and sold by The Jewel Tea Co. from their weekly delivery trucks to neighborhood homes Very bright and shiny pattern. Signed on the back.

This Crocus pattern berry bowl was made by The Hall China Co. for Jewel Tea to be sold from their weekly delivery trucks. Very bright and shiny pattern.

I don't know what the official name of this color is, but I would call it Maroon. It is a modern style of the original Fiesta 9 1/2" vase that was made in the 1930's. This was made around the 1990's. It was never released when the early Fiesta was made, but a more contemporary style to fit in with todays designs. Very chic! We hand picked these vases right at the factory.

I don't know what the official name of this color is, but I would call it Maroon. It is a reissue of the original Fiesta 8" vase that was made in the 1930's. This was made around the 1990's. We hand picked these vases right at the factory.

I don't know what the official name of this color is, but I would call it Maroon. It is a reissue of the original Fiesta 10" vase that was made in the 1930's. This was made around the 1990's. We hand picked these vases right at the factory.

This 1 cup Bellvue tea pot was made by Hall China. It is stock green in color and has a couple of tiny scratches...no chips. The lid locks down for serving.

This large 9" pastel green vegetable bowl was made by Taylor Smith & Taylor and marketed under the LuRay Pastels name. It is in excellent condition, but does have a factory flaw on the outside edge of the rim. It is a painted over, at the factory, chip. It measures 9" from edge to edge. Be sure and check our other LuRay pieces. Signed LuRay on bottom.