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This is a used vintage Achilles rubber stamp holder which holds up to 10 stamps. It is in excellent vintage condition and is 6" tall by 9 1/2" round. There is a patinated finish on the metal base, both on the top and on the bottom. I have decided not to clean it in case someone wants the vintage patina as is.


Add it to your Mid-century Office collection today.  Warm cheddar cheese soup? Cold gazpacho?  Fill them to the brim, set them on a tray and you are ready to go!


Each of these four handled soup bowls or lugs stands 2 1/2 inches tall x 5 1/2 inches wide to the end of the handles across the top.  The Goss Pottery and the Onion River Pottery of Winooski were somehow related. Research continues.


Goss/Onion River had their own patterns such as this Pineapple pattern but made a huge amount of promotional or advertising items which can easily be found here in Vermont as that is where they were made.  


Price is for the set. Add them to your Midcentury or Vermont pottery collection today.  Milk White Oval Relish Dish. 11 1/8 inches. In very good condition. No chips or cracks. The Gold is not worn. c.50's-70's Anchor Hocking  Hummel Peper Shaker. Features little boy in tree. In excellant condition. Never been used. History of Pepper is on the back. Danbury Mint

Vintage Achilles Rotating 10 Stamp holde $25.00

 

Goss Pottery Vermont set 4 handled soup $28.00

 

Anchor Hocking Milk White Relish Dish $14.00

 

Hummel Pepper Shaker $14.00

Hummel Oregano Spice Jar. Features little girl with umbrella. In excellant condition. Never been used. History of Oregano is on the back. c.1987 Danbury Mint  Hummel Thyme Spice Jar. Features little girl with flower. In excellant condition,. Never been used. History of Thyme is on the back. c.1987 Danbury Mint  Hummel Tarragon Spice Jar. Features a little boy in the rain. History of Tarragon is on the back. In very good condition. Never been used. c.1987 Danbury Mint  Hummel Marjoram Spice Jar. Features 3 little girls. History of Marjoram on the back. In excellant condition. Never been used. c.1987 Danbury Mint

Hummel Oregano Spice Jar !987 $14.00

 

Hummel Thyme Spice Jar 1987 $14.00

 

Hummel Tarragon Spice Jar 1987 $14.00

 

Hummel Marjoram Spice Jar 1987 $14.00

Hummel Ginger Spice Jar. Features little boy with honey pot. In excellant condition. Never been used. c.1987 Danbury Mint  Hummel Rosemary Spice Jar. Features little girl with jar. In excellant condition. Never been used. c.1987 Danbury Mint.  Hummel Parsley Spice Jar. Features a little girl with bird. History of Parsley on back of jar. In excellant condition. History of Parsley is on back of Jar.  Never been used. c.1987 Danbury Mint.  Hummel Dry Mustard Spice Jar. Features a little girl and boy. In excellant condition. History of Dry Mustard is on back of Jar. Never been used. c.1987

Hummel Ginger Spice Jar 1987 $14.00

 

Hummel Rosemary Spice Jar 1987 $14.00

 

Hummel Parsley Spice Jar 1987 $14.00

 

Hummel Dry Mustard Spice Jar 1987 $14.00

Hummel Onion Spice Jar. Features 3 little girls. In excellant condition. History of Onion on back of Jar. Never bee used. c.1992  Hummel Nutmeg Spice Jar with Lid. Features little girl with basket. Trimed in Gold. In excellant condition. History of Nutmeg on back of Jar. Never been used. c.1987  Wheat Snack Set in original box. Consists of 4 plates and 4 cups. The plates are 11" by 6". The cup holds 5 ounces. In very good condition. The box shows ware. c.1970's Anchor Hocking  Golden Shell Footed Creamer. White with with 22K Gold trim. In very good condition. Anchor Hocking

Hummel Onion Spice Jar 1992 $14.00

 

Hummel Nutmeg Spice Jar 1987 $14.00

 

Wheat Snack Set in Box $25.00

 

Golden Shell Footed Creamer $3.50

Golden Shell Cereal Bowl 6 3/8". White with 22K gold trim. In very good condition. c.65-76  Golden Shell Soup Bowl. White with 22K gold trim. In very good condition. 7 5/8 inches. Anchor Hocking  Golden Shell Oval Platter. Trimed with 22K Gold. 9 1/2" by 13". In very good condition.  Anchor Hocking c.65-76  Golden Shell Demitasse Cup and Saucer. White trimed with 22K gold. In excellant condition. Holds 3 1/2 ounces. The sauver is 4 1/2 inches. c.60's-70's

Golden Shell Cereal Bowl $10.00

 

Golden Shell Soup Bowl $10.00

 

Golden Shell Oval Platter $10.00

 

Golden Shell Demitasse Cup & Saucer $8.00

6 Shot Glass in Metal Caddy. The clear glasses are marked Federal. They are in excellant condition. The caddy shows wear. The glasses are 2 1/8 inches tall. c.40's-50's  Snack Set "Classic" in Milk White, trimed wth 22K Gold. Consists of 4 plates and 4 cups. The plate is 103/8" by 6 1/2'. In excellant condition.  Tumblers in a box. 8 decorated Sprig of Spring glasses. Yellow flowers with green leaves. Each glass holds 14 ounces. 5 1/4 inches tall. The glasses are in excellant condition. The box is damaged. c.60's-70's HazelAtlas Glass  Snack Set 'Colonial Lady" Consist of 4 Crystal Plates and 4 Forest Green Cups. The plates are 11" by 6". The cups holds 5 ounces. In excellant condition. It comes with the original box, which is in good condition. c.1970's

Shot Glasses in Caddy $27.00

 

Anchor Hocking White Snack Set $20.00

 

8 Decorated Tumblers in box $25.00

 

Anchor Hocking Snack Set in box $25.00

Plastic Salad Fork and Spoon. This set goes with the West Virginia Blendo Salad Bowls. Each is 11 3/4 inches long. They are clear plastic with flecks of Gold. In very good condition. c.1950's  Born in Florence on October 1, 1915, Marcello Fantoni registered at the Institute of Art at Porta Romana in 1927 to attend the course, "The Art of Ceramics",  which at that time was taught by the ceramist Carlo Guerrini, artistic director of the Cantagalli factory. Other teachers also contributed to his artistic formation including Libero Andreotti and Bruno Innocenti in sculpture and Gianni Vagnetti in the figure. He graduated in '34 as a 'maestro' of art, and began working as a ceramist. In 1936, after having worked for a few months as the artistic director of a factory in Perugia, he established himself in the stables of Villa Fabbricotti in Florence and established the Fantoni Ceramic studio. Its production of serial and unique pieces had remarkable success at the Florentine Arts and Crafts Exhibit in '37, revealing itself in line with the most recent tendencies, so much so that at the beginning of hostilities his production had already received notable artistic and commercial attention in Italy and abroad. 


After the war years, when Fantoni was involved in the resistance, in '46 he began the creative and productive fervor that will allow him to enlarge his company, reaching at the beginning of the next decade the impressive size of over fifty collaborators. Among his employees there were many students who, in ceramics and other fields, would become excellent artisans and even famous artists. In the following decades, especially between 1950 and 1970, the success of his work continued to increase, his unique pieces of sculpture and vascular formations, characterized 

by a design in step with the contemporary artistic currents, like archaic stylization inspired by Etruscan models, rendered modern because of their modern handling of materials, glazes and colors.


For this original spirit of modernity, his works entered in private collections and in the most important museums of the world: in the United States his works can be seen at the Metropolitan Museum of Art of New York, the Brooklyn Museum, the Museum of Fine Art of Boston, the Currier Gallery, the Syracuse Museum. In Britain they are in the Victoria and Albert Museum of London, the City Art Gallery 

of Manchester, at Royal Scottish Museum of Edinburg. In Japan they are present at the Museum of Modern Art of Tokyo and Kyoto. In Italy they are represented at the International Museum of Ceramics in Faenza, the National Bargello Museum and at the Gabinetto Disegni e Stampe of the Uffizi. In his long and versatile career, Fantoni has completed works for churches, public and private buildings, schools, cinemas, theaters and ships cementing himself in both figurative and abstract ceramics and various metals, and qualifying himself also in the field of medalism. In 1970 he founded the International School of Ceramic Arts at his laboratory in via Bolognese in Florence where he continues to work and teach. 


This Fantoni 1970s piece is painted with a blended glaze approach whereby colors run and blend into each other, sometimes referred to as graduated glazes.  This vase is typical of Fantoni’s primitive style, with its archaic glaze and form.  It is also tied closely with the studio pottery movement, which Fantoni was part of and to which he paid attention. It represents the more commercial side of his work (Mark Hill, Alla Moda, page 144)


This vase stands 12 1/2 inches high x 5 inches wide at its widest point.  The glazes starts at the top in a mustard yellow, then shades or orange, chocolate brown, more orange with a mustard yellow base. The mustard yellow overglaze was poured over the piece created a volcanic or blended glaze which dripped down over the other colors. On the black glazed base, it is signed Fantoni Italy for Raymor in white letters. It is in excellent condition. Add it to your Midcentuy Italian pottery, Raymor, or Fantonin collection today.  2 Frosted Blendo Yellow Glasses. In very good condition. 5 inches tall. Made by Anchor Hocking c.1950's  Alvino Bagni (1919-2000) founded Bagni Ceramiche in Lastra a Signa in August 1946. During the 1950s and 1960s he worked closely with Irving Richards of Raymor, the American distributor, as well as with their competitor, Rosenthal-Netter.  The United States became Bagni’s largest market with over 80  percent of the company’s production going there.  Thousands of modern designs were produced over four decades.  Though it is not possible to categorize Bagni’s work easily, the wax-resist technique, impressed geometric shapes, mottled brown or green glazes and high-relief geometric forms applied to the surface are hallmarks of his work. Many designs were also glossily glazed in bright colors in simple stylized patterns such as banding or swirling lines. (Mark Hill, Alla Moda). 


Red clay was used from the late 1940s-1950s, before a finer white clay was used. Bagni considered his "Sea Garden" design to be his version of Londi’s Rimini Blu design. The factory closed in 1992.


As far as signatures, production destined for Raymor or Rosenthal-Netter was often marked in different ways.  The first and most common Bagni for Raymor mark is a painted mark comprised of an ‘R’ for Raymor, followed by a three or four digit number. This number is probably Raymor’s internal stock number. The second way is a Raymor paper label printed with ‘BAG’ and a similar number. Some Bagni pieces for Rosethal-Netter were marked with two digits, followed by a slash, followed by two digits. This was often accompanied by a paper label (Mark Hill, Alla Moda, page 216)


This Bagni vase is signed R 2720 Raymor Italy.  The underglaze is done is a crackled glaze, an imitation of a famous Chinese glaze, and the predominant color of the glaze is a rich blue, reminiscent of Rimini Blu.  A rich green color is also used to form the bird’s body and the dors which appear to be flowers as they are next to branches done in dark blue. It is in good vintage shape but there are rwo small nicks to the underside of the top rim (see photo).  


The vase stands 8 1/2 inches tall x 6 inches at its widest point.  Add it to your collecton of Midcentury Italian pottery, Raymor or Bagni today.

Salad Plastic Fork and Spoon $14.00

 

Fantoni Raymor Italy 12 inch tall bottle

 

Frosted Blendo Glass Tumblers 2 Yellow $6.00

 

Bagni Raymor Italy blue Bird vase (as is

3 Frosted Green Blendo Glasses, with Gold trim. In very good condition. 5 inches tall. Made by Anchor Hocking c.1950's.  LuRay Pastels Dinnerware. 42 Pieces. 9" Dinner Plates: 2 each of Pink, Green, Yellow and Blue. 1 Blue Creamer, 1 Yellow Sugar and Lid, 11 3/4" 1 Green Platter, 6" Plates: 2 each of Pink, Green, Yellow and Blue. 5 1/2" Dessert Bowls: 2 each of Pink, Green Yellow and Blue. Cups: 2 Pink, 2 Green, 1 Yellow and 2 Blue. Saucers: 2 each of Pink, Green, Yellow and Blue. Condition: Most pieces are in very good (very slight utensil marks) to excellant condition.  1 dinner plate has a chip. 3 cups have crazing. No chips, cracks or crazing, on any of the other pieces. No staining. Backstamp Lu-Ray Pastels c.1938-1961 Taylor Smith Taylor Pottery.  Tonner 2012 Swing Time doll outfit, No. T12PROF01, fits 16 inch Precarious fashion dolls. It also fits Antoinette, Cami, Jon, and other dolls with this Antoinette doll body and higher arch high heel feet. This set contains a flame red jersey dress, flame red sculpted hat, black tights, and high heel black strappy platform sandals. Limited edition of 300. New and mint in the box. The price is for the outfit only and does not include the doll modeling it. Expand to view all 3 photographs.  Made by the Anchor Hocking Company in the 1960s, the Lido line is yet another of the popular crinkle glassware so prevalent at the time. Like the Morgantown Crinkle line , it features highly textured surface. What distiniguishes the Lido line is that the pattern does not go all the way up to the rim of the glass.  It came in colors of Aquamarine, Avocado, Crystal, Honey Gold, Laser Blue, and Spicy Brown.


Anchor Hocking produced the "Milano" pattern from 1959 to 1963. The pattern name was then changed to "Lido" because subsequently the molds were remade by the Zanesville Mold Company in Ohio, a newly acquired Anchor Hocking Corporation subsidiary. The difference between the molds resulted in the `Milano' pattern name changing to "Lido." Although the two patterns are similar, the "Milano" pattern has a distinctive and more defined "crinkle" than "Lido". "Milano" was produced in Forest Green and Crystal only.  


Each one of this trio of tumblers stands 5 1/4 inches tall x 2 7/8 inch top diameter and holds 12 ounces. All three are in Crystal.  Made for cold drinks of ice tea, kool-aid, or lemonade, they are easy to grip and look great. A practical retro vintage design ready for your kitchen today. Price is for the set.


Go green! Save resources and purchase a piece of America's past. Sturdy, dependable, dishwasher-friendly, it is ready for your kitchen table today.

Frosted Blendo Tumblers 3 Green $9.00

 

Taylor Smith Taylor LuRay Dinerware $150.00

 

Tonner Swing Time 16 In. Precarious Doll $89.00

 

trio Anchor Hocking Lido Milano 12 0z tu $10.00

This pair of restaurant memorabilia will certainly bring back some fond memories of the 1980s.  The Great Muppet Caper was the inspiration for four glasses, two of which you have here.  One one glass, you see the Happiness Hotel, on the other specific characters as well as the McDonalds yellow logo and the Henson Associates Inc 1981 name.


Both are in great shape with bright colors. The glasses were made by the Libbey Glass Company as their logo is on the bottom of both.


Bring some memories back and add them to your McDonald's or Muppets collection today.  The square tile/plaque series by Bennington Potters shown in their 1964 catalogue included the following:  #1532 "Sunburst", #1533 "Hen", #1534 "Chanticleer", #1535 "Eggs", #1536 "Owl", and #1564 "Dickie Bird".


They were all designed by Gloria Gil, first wife of David Gil with whom he started Bennington Potters in 1948 in Bennington Vermont. Gloria graduated from Bennington College.  


This 8 inch square piece featuring a rooster with cobalt accent color is designed as both a trivet and a plaque. It has four knob feet so it can sit on a counter or a hanger to be used as a wall plaque. All four original plastic fee and the original hanger are present on this piece.  It is signed with the Cooperative Design/Bennington Potters mark in a rectangle putting it in the 1960-1961 time period. It is also signed with shape number 1534.


It is in excellent vintage shape and ready for your home.  Go green! Save resources and purchase a piece of the past. It is ready for your home today.  Herei is a set of classic Art Deco inspired martini glasses in the classic martini cocktail shape!  Each glass stands  4 1/8 inches tall x 3 1/8 inches across the top.  


Both the foot and the top band are frosted glass both decorated with a thin silver rim.  There are three silver bands on the top.  This could well be Dorothy Thorpe stemware but I am not sure.  It certainly would go well with those Mad Men inspired stemware items.


The set is in excellent condition and will be ready for your next cocktail / house party.  Go green! Save resources and purchase a piece of the past. It is ready for your home today.  The Culver Glass company began in Brooklyn, New York in 1939, founded by Irving Rothenberg.  Culver Glass features real 22-karat gold decoration, used effusively and magnificently especially from the late 1950s on through the 1960s. 


In this set of 7 Culver Chantilly pattern glasses, each glass stands  5 1/2 inches tall and is 2 5/8 inches across the top.


This pattern is known as Chantilly and features three horizontal rows of gold floral and leaf designs with shadowing. In between the larger elements there are small flower of leaf designs in an abstract stylized manner.  There is a band of gold embossed flowers at the top of the pattern.  All glasses are in excellent condition as far as the glass itself is concerned. Five of the seven also still show the gold Culver signature on the side. Two of them have lost their signature, probably to the dishwasher.  All in all, I came by this set reasonably and am selling it the same way.  Go green! Save resources and purchase a piece of the past. It is ready for your home today.


Think Mad Men! Think Las Vegas!  Think retro barware!  Add it to your barware or Mid-century glass collection today.  Make some ice cubes in those vintage metal trays!

pair McDonalds 1981 Muppet Caper movie g

 

1534 Chanticleer Gloria Gil design trive $30.00

 

set 4 classic frosted silver martini gla $24.00

 

set 7 Culver Chantilly 5. 5 inch flat tum

Mattel Kelly and Tommy 4.5 inch girl and boy dolls as Alice in Wonderland and the Mad Hatter from 2002 as represented in the Disney movie. Alice has long blonde rooted hair with a black ribbon, painted blue eyes, and a closed mouth. She is wearing a blue dress with white pinafore, blue and white striped socks, and black Mary Jane shoes. Tommy as the Mad Hatter has platinum blonde hair under a giant aqua hat with 10/6 on it,  aqua and gold striped pants, an aqua vest, aqua with white polka dots bowtie, gold coat, and aqua shoes. The dolls come in a box with a Wonderland backdrop with the Cheshire Cat, a fold-out table with a plastic teapot and tea cup. There is a synopsis of the setting on back of the box. These dolls are new, mint, and never-removed-from box. However, there are minor dents on the bottom of the box on the side.  These two Pillar Optic Rib with squared base Ritz blue bowls are made by Hazel Atlas and can be seen on page 111 of the Florence book, titled Hazel-Atlas glass.  


There were three bowls in the set:  6 inch, 8 inch, and 10 inch.  What you have here is the 6 1/2 inch bowl and the 8 1/2 inch bowl in excellent vintage condition. It looks like these bowls were little used, if any.


The price in the Florence book for the 10 inch bowl alone is $85. I bought these very reasonably so I will pass them along very reasonably as well.  Price is for the pair.  Shown on page 100 of the new revised Mauzy 2004 Pyrex book, this is the #402 bowl in the beloved and popular 400 bowl set. What sets this bowl apart is that is from the very rare 1954 Opal set.


In 1954, Pyrex produced the 400 Bowl set in this opal (milk) glass.  This very brief period of production means this version of the bowl set is "extremely rare" according to Mauzy.


One of the advantages of this opal bowl is that is hides wear well.  This bowl has very light wear to its inside. Unlike other bowls in the 400 series you can run this one through the dishwasher all you want with no fear of damaging the color as there is NONE.


Add it to your Pyrex collection today. Go green! Save resources and purchase a piece of America's past. Sturdy, dependable, dishwasher-friendly, it is ready for your kitchen table today.  2 vintage glass with Open Rose design. In very good condition. 6 1/2 inches tall. c.1950's

Mattel Kelly and Tommy Dolls as Alice an $35.00

 

2 Hazel Atlas Blue Pillar Optic Rib bowl $50.00

 

Pyrex scarce opal #402 mixing bowl

 

Vintage Tumblers Open Roses $6.00

6 Decorated glasses. Trump Tree is the name of the design. In very good condition. The glass holds 10 1/2 ounces. c.1963 Federal Glass Co.  Decorated Glass Pitcher and 5 Glasses. With Roses design. In very good condition. The pitcher is 8 3/4 inches tall. The tumbler is 4 3/4 inches tall. c.1950's Barlett Collins glass Co.  Decorated Pitcher and 6 Glasses. Decorated in Turquoise Raffia and Gold trim. In very good condition. The pitcher holds 80 ounces and is 9 1/4 inches tall. The tumblers 5 1/8 inches tall. c.1950's Hazel Atlas Glass Co.  American Art Pottery Ceramic Barrel in Holder and 6 Federal Glass Shot Glasses, in wood holder. In very good condition. The Barrel is 6 1/4 inches long by 5 3/4 inches at widest part. With wooden spout and plug. The shot glasses are 2 1/8 inches high.

Trump Tree 6 Decorated Tumblers $18.00

 

Decorated Pitcher and 5 Tumblers with Ro $50.00

 

Hazel Atlas Raffia Glass Pitcher 6 Tumbl $60.00

 

Whiskey Barrel & 6 Shot Glasses in Holde $30.00

Vintage Glass Decorated Pitcher with 6 Tumblers. The design is Mexican Style. In very good condition. It holds 80 ounces and is 9 1/4 inches. The Tumbler is 4 3/4 inches tall. c.30's-40's Anchor Hocking Glass  6 Multi color banded tumblers. 5 1/8 inches tall. In very good condition. c.1956-1957 Made to go with the Fiesta China.  Decorated Pheasants Glass Pitcher and 6 Tumblers In very good condition. Holds 80 ounces, 9 1/4  inches tall. Tumblers are 5 1/8 inches tall. c.1940's-1950's  Decorated Homestead Glass Pitcher Holds 80 ounces, 9 1/4 inches tall. In very good condition. c.1950's Anchor Hocking Glass.

Decorated Pitcher 6 Tumblers Mexican Sty $65.00

 

Fiesta Bands 6 Tumblers $18.00

 

Vintage Phesants Glass Pitcher. 6 Tumble $65.00

 

Vintage Decorated Homestead Pitcher $28.00

Decorated Glass pitcher. Tourquoise and yellow grass design. In very good condition. holds 80 ounces. 9 1/4 inches tall c.1950's Bartlett Collins Glass Co.  Decorated Glass Pitcher. Autumn leaves design. In very good condition. Holds 80 ounces. 9 1/4 inches tall. c.1940 Hazel Atlas Glass  Decorated Glass Pitcher Jug. Decorated with Petunias, grapes and flowers. In very good condition. Holds 80 ounces. 9 1/4 inches high. c.1938-1942 Anchor Hocking Glass Co.  Frosted Glass Set of 8, Merry go Round Tumblers. Holds 13 ounces, 7 inches tall. In very good condition. c.1957-1958 Libbery Glass

Vintage Decorated Glass Pitcher $25.00

 

Vintage Decorated Glass Pitcher $30.00

 

Decorated Glass Pitcher Anchor Hocking $35.00

 

Frosted Glass 8 Merry Go Round Tumblers $36.00

Frosted Glass Tall, 6 3/4 inches, Fruit decorated tumblers. Holds 13 ounces. Called Fruit Zombies. In very good condition. c.1955 Federal Glass Co. Set of 4 tumblers.  This Heisey Ring Band custard glass toothpick holder can be seen be seen in Brederhoft on page 97. It carries a souvenir inscription of St. Johns N. B. (New Brunswick Canada).


The top part of the holder is thin enough to show a lot of fiery opalescence.  The original Heisey name for this custard glass was Ivorina Verde.  According to the  Brederhofts, the enamel decoration and gold was added to Ring Band by Oriental Glass Co, of Pittsburgh, PA.


It is in excellent condition. Add it to your toothpick, Canadian glass, custard glass, or Heisey collection today.  The blue cornflower which is found on 90 plus pieces of Corning's Pyroceram ware debuted in 1957 and was retired in 1987. 


This 6 Cup Teapot was made between 1960 and 1987. It is shown on page 31 of Coroneos' 2006 guide titled The Complete Guide to Corning Ware & Visions Cookware AND on the front cover of the book.


It is in very good vintage condition. Retro practical flair. I bought it very reasonably so can pass it on reasonably as well. 


Go green! Save resources and purchase a piece of America's past. Sturdy, dependable, dishwasher-friendly, it is ready for your kitchen table today.  Holt Howard was an importer started by brothers John, Robert, and Gant Holt in 1949 in Manhattan, New York. While they at first sourced their line from American companies, by the late 1950s they decided to have Japanese companies produce their line.  Their most famous line was the Pixieware line created in 1958.  Though the corporate headquarters later moved to Stanford CT they maintained their showroom in NYC.  Holt-Howard sold their wares to specialty gift shops, and large department stores. They also had a mail order catalog business that grew as the years progressed. 


They created many fine lines which became best sellers. Some of the better known lines include:


Chistmas Collectibles (1950s-1970s),  Pixiewares (1958-1959),  Cats-Cozy Kitten (1950s), Red Rooster (1960-70s), Merry Mouse (1950-60s), 

Coin Banks (Late 50s). In 1968 the three brothers they the company when it was sold to General Housewares.  In 1990 the company was sold to Kay Dee Designs of Rhode Island.  


This charming quicky item was from the Merry Mouse line and carries a silver paper label.  It is stamped Holt Howard 1958. This Stinky Cheese covered dish stands 4 inches tall to the top of the little mouse's head.  The cute Merry Mouse is happyily guarding a chunk of yellow cheese.  There is a bow on the side of the lid too. The bottom carries the words Stinky Cheese in black lettering. It is in excellent vintage shape, no chips, cracks or crazing.


Add it to your Holt Howard collection today.

Frosted Glass 6 Fruit Zombie Tumblers $18.00

 

Heisey custard Ring Band St. Johns N. B. $40.00

 

Corning Ware Cornflower P-104 6 C. teapo

 

Holt Howard 1958 label Stinky Cheese dis $25.00

Gemco was a company which operated from 1948 to 2003. Gemco's products include glass food dispensers of all kinds as well as storage containers and handy kitchen aids. They are normally signed with a lower case g for GEMCO.  


This two piece set is known by several names. In the Victorian times, it was called a muffineer set, consisting of a hinged dispenser for syrup and another dispenser with an opening for powdered sugar or a spice like cinnamon, to be poured onto warm waffles or pancakes.  


In the Mid-century era, the shapes of the glass or plastic used for the bottom part followed the design trends and colors of the day. So, this set is made from an amber glass which would go along nicely with the Morgantown Crinkle, Seneca Driftwood, Anchor Hocking Lido or Decatur lines of glass. This shape is known as the A-line shape because the top is narrower than the bottom. It was introduced in the late 1970s. There is no spring involved. It works by gravity alone.


Gemco also made official licensed products under the brand name Corning Coordinates For Corelle. The company has also produced matching accessories in clear glass for other dinnerware manufacturers, like Pfaltzgraff.


Still a practical set, they would look good on your retro or vintage table today.  Both are in excellent vintage shape. They measure 5 1/2 inches in height. The brass tops are in great shape.  Whip up a batter of pancake or waffle batter and you are all set.  Frosted Glass Blendo 2 Blue Snack Plates. In very good condition. 8 inches square. c.1950's  West Virginia Glass Bermuda Twist Pitcher. Blue and Green in color. In very good condition. Pitcher is 11 1/2 inches tall, holds 80 ounces. c.1955  West Virginia Glass 3 Yellow individual Salad Bowls. In very good condition. 2 1/2 inches high. 5 inches wide at top, 2 1/2 inches wide at bottom. c.1955

Gemco Flip-top amber crinkle breakfast s $16.00

 

Frosted Glass 2 Blue Snack Plates $8.00

 

Frosted Glass Bermuda Twist Pitcher $28.00

 

Frosted Glass Blendo 3 small Yellow Bowl $12.00




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