This Kings Crown 8 1/4" luncheon plate is in excellent condition with no flashing lost.

This 4" ruby flashed Kings Crown finger bowl is in excellent condition with no loss to the ruby stain.

Black and red floral pattern on this 8pc SPICE shaker set made by The Tipp City Novelty Co. in the 1940's. Paint on the rack and lids is/are original. The pattern is bright and strong with the following spices: PAPRIKA ~ RED PEPPER ~ CLOVES ~ MUSTARD ~ GINGER ~ CINNAMON ~ ALL SPICE ~ NUTMEG. The bottom shelf tips out to gain access to the bottom row of shakers. Very unique set!

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 Vistosa pattern was made by The Taylor, Smith, and Taylor China Co in the 1930's and 1940's. Tiny bit of wear but no chips. Very nice!

1930's Ultramarine Swirl footed candy base in excellent condition! This is the true blue ultramarine Swirl color, not the greenish one.

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!

Large dark amber 1 gallon advertising jar. Lid marked in red letters "Maggi's Bouillon Cubes" Glass is excellent! We've never seen another jar like this. Slight fading in lid graphics. Marked O-I for Owens Illinois.

1930's green Block Optic flat bottom cream and sugar set made by Hocking. It is in excellent condition!

We're not sure how old this glass fruit knife is. We've never seen a royal ruby amberina one before, so we assume it is newer. The color is outstanding! A Fenton dealer told us this was made by Fenton for a vendor. It has a 3 flower embossed pattern on it and it has traces of amberina showing through the edges. It has not been stone ground. Usually these glass knives were used to cut fruit or cake and pie before stainless steel was invented...

These UP TOWN pop bottle cola shakers were made by Owens Illinois Glass Co. They are in excellent condition!

This blue Aunt Polly footed candy dish is in excellent condition! It was made by The U.S. Glass Co. in the 1920's.