Original 1930’s art deco, footed green sugar shaker minus the chrome domed top. This particular style is called a Tilt-A-Spoon, and is made by The Measuring Device Corp. N.Y., and is signed on the bottom. There is also an embossed 8 point pattern on the bottom. Back in the “Wild and Crazy Days” of expensive Depression Glass Shows and rare rare stuff, this was one of the most desirable, and hardest to find sugar shakers...

Apple green ribbed Pillar Optic cookie jar made by Hocking Glass 1930's. Excellent condition with no damage and no repairs. Lid could stand to be repainted but is otherwise good. Easy on, easy off. Label is new.

1940's pink glass etched souvenir knife from Treasure Island. Elusive style & color of glass knife. These glass knives were used as sanitary fruit utensils before stainless steel was available. The etching is shown on the photo. Typical rough and nicked cutting edge, could be ground smooth if desired.

Depression era crystal glass fruit/cake cutter knife. Used for sanitary preparation before stainless steel was available. The thumbguard style has always been elusive, and this one is in excellent condition!

Depression era B & K Co. advertising glass fruit/cake knife. Unusual style. Used in homes for sanitary food preparation before stainless steel was available. Good condition with typical cutting area ruffness and niks. Could be ground if so desired.

This set of replacement labels for Anchor Hocking canisters consists of 13 labels. They are as follows: Large labels for: COFFEE, COOKIES, CEREAL, FLOUR & SUGAR.. Medium labels for: TEA and RICE.. Smaller labels for: SALT, PEPPER, FLOUR, SUGAR and SPICE.. and the covered grease/drippings bowl: DRIPPINGS...

Hocking Vitrock Red Flower Pots PEPPER Shaker. Excellent condition with excellent graphics. Made in late 1930's.

Hazel Atlas utility canister with a Stanley Products lid, for E-Z Cleaner (see photo). This jar is marked and in excellent condition with no damage or repairs other than age to the top. Stands 5 inches tall to the top of the lid. The bottom is marked with the HA logo. Thanks for looking!

Excellent! 1940s retro kitchen, red and crystal glass block COFFEE jar with embossed red plastic coffee measure and lid. This is a very sturdy jar that weighs 6 1/2 lbs! The cat won't knock this over! Good condition!

1917 Dazey model 330 B, tall butter churn with oak box and lids. This churn originally had a metal box with wooden lids. The farmer that owned this was a master carpenter and replaced the metal box with a solid oak handcrafted new wooden box and lids. He also restored and painted the metal parts. This was done many, many years ago, and has been displayed in their home until their passing. Extremely good condition, all it needs is to be cleaned a little. Great conversation piece...

This forest green gallon jar was made by Hocking Glass in the 1950's. It came from the estate auction of a retired employee that worked for Hocking. We bought several of these from that auction. The plastic lid with pour spout is original to this jar. This piece is in excellent condition with no damage and no repairs. Very unusual to see one of these jars in this color.

This forest green gallon jar was made by Hocking Glass in the 1950's. It came from the estate auction of a retired employee that worked for Hocking. We bought several of these from that auction. The metal lid is original to this jar, but may have been repainted somewhere along the line. This piece is in excellent condition with no damage and no repairs. Very unusual to see one of these canister jars in this color.