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CAITHNESS GLASS LIMITED EDITION MAYFLOWER GOBLET
Caithness Glass Limited in Scotland was commissioned by Spode to issue this handmade limited edition goblet commemorating the 350th anniversary voyage of the Mayflower. The clear crystal goblet stands 5-1/2" high, 3-1/2" in diameter at top rim and is numbered #718 of 1500 produced. It is quite heavy at the base (like a paperweight), engraved "MAYFLOWER" with the ship on the front and "1620-1970" on the backside. The original label is on the goblet and the base is marked: 1970, C Beaton, Caithness, 718/1500. The goblet comes in a satin lined presentation case with the CG initials on top.
This is a great opportunity for collectors to have a historical item in original condition ~ Mint
Condition: Used
Manufacturer: Caithness Glass
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MB101
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IMMORTAL VOYAGE...AND PILGRIM PARALLELS 1620-1970
"IMMORTAL VOYAGE...AND PILGRIM PARALLELS: PROBLEMS, PROTESTS, PATRIOTISM 1620-1970" is a 1st edition hardcover book published in 1970 commemorating the Pilgrim 350th Anniversary! It is impressively illustrated throughout the book featuring the Pilgrims (New Plymouth Colony). The book was issued with no dust cover: the cover is maroon with gold...well preserved - tight, clean with only minor shelf wear to covers and last page #110 is wrinkled. The book also includes a signed letter dated December 23, 1970 from the editor, Jack Frost and bookplate as the book was delayed in printing due to additional pages being added.
Condition: Near fine
Type: Hardcover
Publisher: Hawthorne Press
Author: Jack Frost
Edition: 1
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MC902
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MAYFLOWER COMMEMORATIVE SPOON 1620-1970
This 5-1/2" commemorative spoon was produced in celebration of the 350th anniversary of the Mayflower voyage. It is an authentic reproduction in heavy sterling silver of the old, graceful, simple Pilgrim shape spoon and features the Mayflower ship in gold at the end of the handle. I believe it was handcrafted by the Royal Dutch Gold and Silver Works, Holland and England (marked England), imported through The Worcester Silver Co., Inc. and comes in the original presentation case. The spoon has never been out of case ~ just needs a little polish.
Manufacturer: Royal Dutch Gold and Silver Works
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MC903
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STUART CRYSTAL LIMITED EDITION MAYFLOWER GOBLET
This hand-blown clear crystal goblet was produced and issued in 1970 by Stuart Crystal (England). The cased goblet commemorates the 350th anniversary voyage of the Mayflower from Plymouth, England to Plymouth, Mass. in America.
The goblet stands approximately 7" high,3-3/4" in diameter at the top rim and the stem has a lovely spiral air twist. It comes in a blue satin presentation box with a framed certificate No. 80 of a Limited Edition of 500 signed by C.W. Stuart,Director. Also a brochure from Stuart and Sons, Ltd. about the history of the Mayflower. The box has a picture of the ship on the outside cover and inside top cover ~ has a few minor scuff marks, but overall in excellent condition.
The goblet engraving reads: "Thus out of small beginnings" with an engraved Mayflower ship and banner "1620 Mayflower 1970" on the front and "William Bradford 1590-1657" and banner "Plymouth 6 September 1620, The Pilgrim Fathers, Cape Cod 9 November 1620" on the backside. The original Stuart Crystal label is on the goblet which is etched on base with No. 80. The goblet has never been displayed out of the case.
The condiiton is PRISTINE as it has been a pride of my art glass collection.
It would certainly be a wonderful addition to any nautical or historical themed display.
Manufacturer: Stuart Crystal
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MC904
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MAYFLOWER MAIL~OFFICIAL ARRIVAL EDITION 1957
This MAYFLOWER II souvenir magazine was produced by Robert A. Durk Associates, Inc. for Mayflower Ltd. N.Y. and published by the National Publishing Company N.Y. (USA). It documents the history of "The Mayflower Project" from first beginnings, construction, financing and eventually sailing it's 55 day journey to the final destination at Plimoth Plantation. The publication offers 10 pages of facts and figures about the ship, its cargo and crew as it made its way to the US in 1957. This is a wonderful piece of history~50+ years old!
Condition: EXCELLENT
Type: SOUVENIR MAGAZINE
Manufacturer: NATIONAL PUBLISHING CO.
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MC905
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STAFFORDSHIRE CHINA MAYFLOWER MUG
Staffordshire fine bone china (England)was commissioned by Dingles of Plymouth, England to issue this handmade limited edition mug commemorating the 350th anniversary voyage of the Mayflower. The white china mug stands approximately 4" high, 3-1/4" in diameter and is trimmed in gold at top rim and back of handle. It features a painted black "MAYFLOWER" ship on the front and "To commemorate the 350th anniversary of the sailing of the Mayflower 1620-1970" on the backside. The base is marked: Fine Bone China, Crown, Staffordshire England ~ An exclusive design Dingles of Plymouth England.
This is a great opportunity for collectors to have a historical item in original condition ~ Mint
Manufacturer: Staffordshire China
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MC906
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HAWKER/SPODE "MAYFLOWER" DECANTER~RICH
James Hawker & Co., Ltd. commissioned this decanter to be produced in 1957 to commemorate the sailing of the Mayflower II from England to Plymouth, Massachusetts.
The ceramic decanter features two printed scenes: Under the "Mayflower" Medallion on front- "1620 The Mayflower in Plymouth Harbour" and on the backside beneath the sherry sticker RICH - "1620 Landing of the Pilgrims".
The base is marked Copeland~Spode~England (shape #K1005) and initials MF-JH/1 (Michael Farr, Managing Director of Hawkers~James Hawker). After being corked, the top of each decanter was sealed with wax. The decanter measures approximately 9-1/2" high and 4-1/2" diameter at base.
There are no chips, cracks, repairs and comes with original cork....sorry contents are long gone!
A wonderful addition to any Mayflower historical collection.
Condition: Used
Manufacturer: James Hawker & Co./|Spode
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MC907
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HAWKER/SPODE "MAYFLOWER " DECANTER~DRY
James Hawker & Co., Ltd. commissioned this decanter to be produced in 1957 to commemorate the sailing of the Mayflower II from England to Plymouth, Massachusetts.
The ceramic decanter features two printed scenes: Under the "Mayflower" Medallion on front- "1620 The Mayflower in Plymouth Harbour" and on the backside beneath the sherry sticker DRY - "1620 Landing of the Pilgrims".
The base is marked Copeland~Spode~England (shape #K1005) and initials MF-JH/1 (Michael Farr, Managing Director of Hawkers~James Hawker). After being corked, the top of each decanter was sealed with wax. The decanter measures approximately 9-1/2" high and 4-1/2" diameter at base.
There are no chips, cracks, repairs ....sorry cork and contents are long gone!
A wonderful addition to any Mayflower historical collection.
Condition: Used
Manufacturer: James Hawker & Co./Spode
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