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16783
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Little Red Riding Hood Transferware Child's Feeding Warming Dish
This 1930s transferware child's feeding dish features a scene of Little Red Riding Hood encountering the wolf in the woods. The 7-1/2 inch shallow bowl or welled plate is encased in a metal holder with side handles and stoppered spout, allowing Mama to fill the dish with hot water to keep baby's food warm. The transfer decoration is colorful and in excellent condition, with no fading, scratches, or damage. The only issue is a tight 3/4 inch craze line or hairline extending from the rim at about the 1 o'clock position in the first photo. There are no markings to indicate the maker or country of origin.
Circa: 1930
Country of Origin: US
Manufacturer: Pre War American Production
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9814
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Shawnee Smiley Pig Water Pitcher Gold Trim
A scarce Smiley Pig figural water pitcher with gold trim by Shawnee Pottery in fantastic condition. The pig has blue and peach flowers at the neck which are thickly outlined in gold, long closed eyelashes, and dark pink blushed cheeks and nose. The underside is incised Patented Smiley USA. About 8 inches tall by 8 inches wide.
The paint is just about perfect with no scratches or wear other than some mild wear to the gold trim on the handle. There are no chips or damage, and no crazing. The inside has no stains, wear, or signs of use. There are a couple of small, light smears of pink paint under the glaze at the rim, which occurred during manufacture.
Circa: 1930s
Country of Origin: US
Manufacturer: Shawnee Pottery
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15864
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Girl With Puppies Antique Baby Feeding Plate Dish
This antique child's pottery feeding plate has a charming transfer decoration of a little girl with a basket of puppies in the center. Rose sprays decorate the spill rim. The plate measures 8-3/4 inches, the recessed center well is 5-1/2 inches. The plate is in excellent condition with no damage, gold trim is mostly intact. There is all-over crazing to the glaze but it's not stained or discolored.
The back is marked underglaze Royal Baby-Plate with a US patent date of 1905, patent dates for other countries 1903. It was made in the USA but not by Royal China - they didn't start operations until 1934.
Circa: 1905
Country of Origin: US
Manufacturer: Turn of the Century American Production
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12101-4
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McCoy Spice Delight Bean Pot Cookie Jar
This McCoy bean pot is often used as a cookie jar. It's in the 1975 Spice Delight pattern, very similar to Corning Corelle Spice of Life from the same era. The pottery is glazed in matte off-white with a vegetables and herbs decoration on the front.
The bean pot is about 7-1/2 inches high to the lid finial by 9-1/4 inches wide handle to handle. The rim is 5-5/8" diameter. The bean pot is spotlessly clean and in excellent condition with no damage or scratches. Marked on the bottom "342 McCoy 342 USA Ovenproof".
Circa: 1975
Country of Origin: US
Manufacturer: McCoy Pottery
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16307
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Roseville Pine Cone Leaf Shape Dish Blue Bottom
This beautiful little leaf shaped dish is in the Pinecone or Pine Cone decoration by Roseville Pottery. It measures about 6 by 7 inches and is 1-1/2" high. The exterior is deep blue, the interior is shaded pumpkin orange with green and brown. There are some very faint gray marks inside, maybe from keys or coins that were kept in the dish (look closely at the second photo). They aren't cracks or crazing. No other wear or damage. Marked on the bottom Roseville U.S.A. with the standard grease pencil decorator's mark.
Circa: 1950
Country of Origin: US
Manufacturer: Roseville Pottery
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17341
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BYU 1982 Shenango China Carlton Dinnerware Plate Mint
This 1982 Shenango restaurant or institutional ware plate was likely made for the Brigham Young University dining hall. The Utah Restaurant Association awarded BYU their Golden Spoon award the same year the plate was made, in honor of their dining services.
The 10-3/4 inch dinner plate is creamy white with embossed leaves encircling the rim. It's trimmed in gold with a blue band around the well. At the center is the University Seal with the motto "The Glory of God is Intelligence" and the LDS / Mormon beehive symbol of industry. The date code on the back is for December 1982, when Anchor Hocking owned Shenango. The plate is in mint condition with no damage, wear, or utensil/stacking marks.
Circa: 1982
Country of Origin: US
Manufacturer: Shenango / Brigham Young University
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15020
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Shawnee Corn King Pair 6 Inch Mixing Bowls
Shawnee Pottery produced their popular Corn King dinnerware line from 1946 to 1955. These two 6 inch bowls were sold as mixing bowls, though they work just as well for serving bowls. The actual measurements are 6-1/2 inches diameter by 3-1/4" deep. Both are in excellent condition with no damage, scratches, or even stir marks. Price is for the pair.
Circa: 1946
Country of Origin: US
Manufacturer: Shawnee Pottery
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17018
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Edwin Knowles Flower Pots Art Deco Gravy Boat
A rare serving piece in the 1930s Flower Pots dinnerware pattern by Edwin Knowles - the gravy boat. The orange, green, and gold flower pots on black steps design is on the cream Yorktowne shape, wide and round with molded concentric rings and a winged handle. It's just over 7 inches across from spout to handle by 5" diameter and 2-1/2" deep. The orange band around the rim has some paint flaking as shown. No chips, cracks, or fleabites.
Circa: 1936
Country of Origin: US
Manufacturer: Edwin Knowles
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15342
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Crooksville China 1941 Raggedy Ann Baby Child's Feeding Dish
This sweet child's or baby feeding plate was made by Crooksville China in 1941. It depicts the original Raggedy Ann and Andy riding the wrinkled knees camel. The bowl measures 8-3/4 inches diameter.
The center of the bowl has some wear to the graphics and the thin gold rim line is worn. There are no chips, flakes, stains, or crazing but there are some faint white utensil marks. The plate is marked underglaze in gold script "Raggedy Ann and Andy Ware by Crooksville, Copyright 1941 Johnny Gruelle Co." I'm including an old curved handle Rogers Bros silverplate feeding spoon to display with the dish. It's monogrammed with the initial R or possibly B.
Circa: 1941
Country of Origin: US
Manufacturer: Crooksville China Co
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13939
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1950s Tin Litho Dinner Plates Trays Brown Eyed Susan Set of 8
A set of eight rare tin litho 11-1/4" plates in sunny yellow with brown eyed susan daisy type flowers from the late 1940s to 1950s. Although they may have been sold as trays, they came in an old picnic basket along with plastic dishes suitable for picnics and outdoor eating. Someone used them as plates.
The plates have no indication as to maker, but I've found a set of tin litho metal kitchen canisters with the same design - I'll bet there were other items made to match, such as a cake carrier or bread box. They're all in very good condition with no rust, utensil marks, or scratches. Most have small areas of storage wear to the rim edges as shown in the photos. Price is for the set of eight.
Circa: 1948
Country of Origin: US
Manufacturer: Mid Century American Production
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17250
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Syracuse Old Ivory Nimbus Platinum Gravy Boat
This elegant 2 cup creamy porcelain china gravy server was made by Syracuse in the Old Ivory Nimbus Platinum pattern, introduced in 1949. The pattern was made into the 1960s, but the specific OPCO mark on the back was discontinued in the 1950s. Syracuse primarily made institutional ware, and Old Ivory was extensively used in fine hotels and restaurants.
The 3-1/2" high gravy has double pour spouts and an 8 inch attached underplate. The simple decoration consists of concentric platinum rings or bands. It's in excellent condition with no damage or platinum wear, just a few super short, shallow utensil marks in the bottom to the glaze only.
Circa: 1949
Country of Origin: US
Manufacturer: Syracuse China
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17251
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Syracuse Old Ivory Nimbus Platinum 16 Inch Platter
This elegant porcelain china large serving platter was made by Syracuse in the Old Ivory Nimbus Platinum pattern, introduced in 1949. The pattern was made into the 1960s, but the specific OPCO mark on the back was discontinued in the 1950s. Syracuse primarily made institutional ware, and Old Ivory was extensively used in fine hotels and restaurants.
The 16 by 11-3/4 inch platter has a simple decoration consisting of concentric platinum rings or bands on creamy ivory. When tilted into good light, there are a very few short, shallow utensil marks to the center glaze only. Otherwise the platter is in excellent condition with no damage or platinum wear.
Circa: 1949
Country of Origin: US
Manufacturer: Syracuse China
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17092
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Rudolph Red Nose Reindeer Childs Christmas Dishes Set 1940s
A scarce matching Christmas plate, bowl, and cup dinnerware or child's feeding set from the 1940s, featuring Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer - each piece with a different scene. The plate is 7-1/4 inches diameter, the bowl 6-3/8 by 1-3/4 inches deep, and the mug is 3-1/4" high by 3 inches diameter. I'm not sure who produced the set, but the bottoms of the plate and bowl are marked Rudolph The Red-Nosed Reindeer © R.L.M - meaning the set was officially licensed by Rudolph's creator, Robert L. May.
There are no chips, cracks, scratches, flakes, or crazing. When viewed with magnification, you can see a few random tiny utensil marks to the decal decoration from utensil use, very minimal. It's rare to find the complete Rudolph child's dinnerware set in such great condition.
Circa: 1946
Country of Origin: US
Manufacturer: Robert L Mays
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16697
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Marcrest Daisy Dot 2.5 Quart Stoneware Mixing Bowl
This Mid Century stoneware mixing bowl is in Marcrest's Brown Daisy or Daisy Dot pattern. The pattern is a homey rustic design with alternating scallops, lines, and five-petal daisies, made by Western Stoneware in the 1950s as a grocery store premium line.
The bowl holds more than 3 quarts to the rim, 2-1/2 quarts with plenty of room for stirring. It measures 9-1/4" diameter by 4-5/8 inches deep. Other than the typical pinpoint glaze skips common to Marcrest pottery and some light stir marks in the bottom center, the bowl is in excellent, clean condition with no damage.
Circa: 1950
Country of Origin: US
Manufacturer: Marcrest Western Stoneware
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15548
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Brock of California Harvest Large Serving Bowl 11 Inch
This late 1940s to early 1950s large salad or pasta serving bowl is in the Harvest farm scene dinnerware pattern by Brock of California. The reddish brown, dark green, and chartreuse colors were popular in that era, especially for tableware. It measures 10-3/4 inches diameter by 2-3/8" deep. The bowl is in excellent condition with no scratches, chips, crazing, or other damage.
Circa: 1950
Country of Origin: US
Manufacturer: Brock of California
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15167
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Mid Century Speckled Yellow Dinnerware Serving Bowl
This sunny yellow speckled china dinnerware serving bowl has a sleek Mid Century shape, like an Asian wok with wide sloping sides. It isn't marked and I haven't been able to determine who made it. Many American dinnerware manufacturers made speckled dinnerware like this in the 1950s and 1960s: Taylor Smith Taylor, Bauer, Red Wing, Laurel of California, Monterey California, and Metlox to name just a few.
The bowl measures 10-1/4 inches diameter by 2-3/4" high. I have three identical bowls in perfect condition with no damage, crazing, or scratches. Price is per bowl.
Circa: 1950
Country of Origin: US
Manufacturer: Mid Century American Production
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15932
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Sunbonnet Babies Child Feeding Bowl with Bonus Plate
This child's feeding or cereal bowl was made by Warwick China around 1915. The decal transfer decoration inside depicts Sunbonnet Sue and Suspenders Sam, also known as the Sunbonnet Babies. The girl is holding a doll, the boy holds a puppy that appears to be licking the doll's face. Printed below is "Getting Acquainted". The bowl measures 5 by 1-3/4 inches and is in very good condition with no damage and very little wear to the decoration. Also included is an old unmarked porcelain Sunbonnet Babies saucer plate from a child's tea set, 4 inches diameter. There is wear to the gold stamped flower decoration above and below the scenic image, but the main design is intact. No damage.
Circa: 1915
Country of Origin: US
Manufacturer: Warwick China
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13644
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Hull Pottery Brown Drip Tilted Jug Pitcher
This titled oval pitcher or water jug is in the 1950s Brown Drip dinnerware and kitchenware line by Hull Pottery. I think the official name was House 'N Garden in the Mirror Brown glaze. It measures 8 inches high by about 8-1/2" wide from spout to handle. The pitcher holds 2 quarts and is in excellent condition with no damage or wear.
Circa: 1954
Country of Origin: US
Manufacturer: Hull Potteries
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16310
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Fragonard 1940s Courting Couple Creamer Sugar Set
This 1940s small footed creamer and covered sugar set was made by Kingwood China Company.
They're decorated on both sides with the classic Fragonard style Colonial romantic courting couple scene, and trimmed with lots of lots of real 22k gold (this company invented the Weeping Gold ceramic decoration). Considered a tea size or miniature set (but not toy or dollhouse), the creamer is just over 2-1/2" high, the sugar is about 4 inches wide across the handles. Both pieces are in excellent condition with no damage or wear to the decals or gold trim.
Circa: 1940
Country of Origin: US
Manufacturer: Kingwood China Co
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12180
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Handled Porcelain Plate With Shabby Pink, Red Roses
A pretty white porcelain embossed plate with cut-out side handles and a big decal design of pink and red roses. The plate has no markings but probably dates to the 1920s or earlier. It measures 9-1/2 inches diameter and has a gently scalloped rim with delicate beading and scrollwork molded in relief. There is some typical wear to the gold trim around the rim, otherwise excellent condition with no damage or scratches.
Circa: 1920
Country of Origin: US
Manufacturer: Unsigned 1920 Production
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12158-2
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Marcrest Daisy Dot Stoneware Divided Vegetable Bowl Mint
The Marcrest Brown Daisy or Daisy Dot pattern was made by Western Stoneware in the 1950s for Marshall Burns as a premium line. It's a homey, rustic design with alternating scallops, lines, and five-petal daisies. This divided serving bowl measures 10 by 8 by 3-1/4 inches deep. It's in excellent, unused condition with perfect, glossy glaze and no wear, damage or utensil marks. Marked "Marcrest Oven-Proof Stoneware" with a ribbon and seal logo.
Circa: 1950
Country of Origin: US
Manufacturer: Western Stoneware Marcrest
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15105
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Hand Painted Forget Me Nots Divided Pottery Tray Dish
This vintage 3-section divided tray or dish has hand painted sprays of blue forget-me-not flowers on matte pastel mint green with curvy ruffled edges and an ornate center handle. It measures 9 inches square. There are no labels or maker's marks but it's a quality piece, not home ceramics. My guess is a 1930s - 1940s California ceramics studio. In excellent condition with no damage or paint loss.
Circa: 1940
Country of Origin: US
Manufacturer: Unsigned California Pottery
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3605
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Walt Disney 3 Pigs 1930s Divided Childs Feeding Plate
This very scarce 1930s 3-section juvenile feeding plate can be seen on page 82 of the original edition of Stern's Guide to Disney Collectibles. It's just under 8" diameter and has decaled illustrations of two of the original Disney cartoon Three Little Pigs plus the Big Bad Wolf in each of the plate sections. Each design is signed with the likeness of Walt Disney's signature.
The plate was made by Salem China Company under their Patriot China mark. The back is marked S.C. Co. Patriot China, Made in America, Mfgd. by permission Walt Disney Enterprises. The heavy plate has no chips, flakes, or hairlines but it does have stained crazing and there is quite a bit of wear and fading to the largest decal, the fiddling pig at the lower center. The wolf and other pig decals have much less wear. The black spot on the back to the right of the mark appears to be an impressed number 8 with an overabundance of ink.
Circa: 1930s
Country of Origin: US
Manufacturer: Salem China Patriot China
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16336
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Figural Flower Form Creamer and Sugar Set
This Mid Century ceramic creamer and sugar bowl are creamy white with gold trim. They're shaped like five-petal flowers. They're unmarked, though I've found several in the same shape elsewhere online in different colors. The creamer is about 3 inches to the top handle, the sugar is 4-3/4 inches wide from handle to handle. Both pieces are in excellent condition with no damage.
Circa: 1968
Country of Origin: US
Manufacturer: Mid Century American Production
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15483
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Child's Nursery Rhyme Plate with Bonus Cup
This Salem China child's nursery rhyme plate is from the 1940s. It features an illustration of a cow jumping over the moon as the proverbial dish runs away with a spoon. It was likely a retail promotional item, given as a gift with purchase of a baby crib or similar item from a furniture or department store.
The plate measures 7-1/8" and has a red line rim. There are two fleabite chips on the rim and some utensil scratches in the center. Included with the plate is an unmarked 3 inch pottery baby or child's mug from the 1920s -1930s. It has charming decals of Grace Drayton Dolly Dingle style children playing musical instruments on both sides. The cup has a chip on the lower edge of one side and is crazed.
Circa: 1945
Country of Origin: US
Manufacturer: Salem China Co
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