Our store offers you some advantages to shopping with us. By purchasing more then one item you can save anywhere between $5.00 to $20.00 on combined shipping and you only pay a one time handling charge per order!

Also we utilize lay-away for any item that you have always wanted, but need to make payments. You pay a 10% down as a holding fee and then pay the remaining balance within 30 days! Items that are not paid in full with in 30 days will be placed back into stock and you will not receive your holding fee back.

Also if you would like to combine pricing and shipping, we allow you to shop for 30 days and at the end of the 30 days we will combine your shipping and send you an invoice. The price for each item must be payed for right away, but then just contact us and ask us to hold them for 30 days! The total for shipping will then be combined at the end of thirty days and your invoice will be sent. If you do not pay the shipping cost due within 10 business days, items will be placed back into stock and you will be refunded less $2.00 per item for stocking fees.

What a great way to shop and get those items you have always wanted! Be sure and add them to your wish list and I will let you know if they are going on sale.

Cream and Sugar Set

Item #	Description	Quantity	Price
Click for more detail... 1122	1930’s Hazel Atlas Ovide Creamer and Sugar Set Here is a footed creamer & open sugar manufactured by Hazel Atlas between the years of 1930 to 1935. These pieces are the pattern "Siera Sunrise Ovide". The creamer measures 3 3/4 inches tall and the sugar measures 3 5/8 inches tall. There are no chips, scratches, or cracks and very few pinpoint spots of paint loss around the colored rim.	1	Your Price: $19.99

Mixing Bowl

Item #	Description	Quantity	Price
Click for more detail... 1472	Hazel Atlas Ivy Mixing Bowl from the 1960's This bowl is decorated with ivy spirally around the outside. The Hazel Atlas logo is embossed on the bottom and there is no chips, cracks, or scratching to this bowl. There is some roughness on the bottom from manufacturing, but the inside is smooth and white. This mixing bowl measures 2 ½ inches deep and 6 inches across the opening. From canning jars, to medicine bottles, to barware to dinnerware Hazel Atlas was the leader in glass production in the early part of the 20th century. Every household had cupboards full of this utilitarian glass. Being in production from the late 1800's and extending well into the 20th century there is a diverse selection of glassware to choose from. There is sure to be something for every collectors taste.	1	Your Price: $4.99