Longaberger 2 quart, Heritage Green batter mixing bowl in original box, and unused condition. These were made by The Hall china Co. for Longaberger, and retired in 2003. Comes with original sales book.

Aladdin Lamp with original flocked shade, original label and a 3 way switch to operate base light, top light, or both. Aladdin part number G 186 made in 1949. Both lamps are excellent. 1 shade has tiny tear on bottom ruffle. Both lamps have their original finial.

This white white 4 cup Boston tea pot was made by The Hall China Co. It is signed with the old Hall in a circle mark. Tiny manufacturing flaw on lid.

1950's Eva Zeisel designed, Tomorrows Classic, Buckingham pattern large square serving bowl in excellent condition. Eric Blegvad, a student of Eva Zeisel, designed the Buckingham pattern, based on the grillwork surrounding Zeisel's New York City apartment. Very stylish even in todays market. Very elusive pattern. Size is on the photo.

Green/gray Hotpoint 5" square refrigerator leftover made by The Hall China Company in the 1940s. Unusual color, and condition is fabulous! Estate fresh from here in NW Ohio from an elderly baker's home. Everything in this house was in super condition!

Superior quality 5 lite Caprice 2 pc cross arm candles made by The Cambridge Glass Co. in the 1930's. Excellent condition! May be used as either a 3 lite, or 5 lite candle holder. Very elegant!

Super 1950's decorated bar set includes cocktail shaker and 4 glasses. All in excellent condition! 1 tiny edge split in otherwise flawless shaker top. Chrome is excellent!

1930's pink footed creamer in Miss America pattern in excellent condition. The nice pink, not the orangish pink.

This true pink, Miss America bowl is in excellent condition. It was made by The Hocking Glass Co in the mid 1930's.

1950's Teamaster twin spout, 2 compartment gold decorated, ivory tea pot made by The Hall China Co. Great condition except for a manufacturing flaw on the underside, inner lip of the lid. Have seen many other lids like this. Tiny bit of gold wear on handle.

This attractive 5pc tea set was either made by Hall China, or The Pearl China Co. in the 1950's. It was made for the Enterprise Aluminum Co. and they added the metal parts and then marketed the set under their name, which is why it is not marked by the maker. I personally think it was made by Pearl China. Very minor gold wear on the handle and a tiny bit on the spout from normal use.

1950's Philadelphia style 6 cup tea pot with fireside decoration and gold trim. Excellent condition with no damage and no repairs. This was a special order, and a limited production with this decoration on it. It was a Sears exclusive dating to the 1960's.