Colorful and striking, this authentic produce label seems to capitalize on the 1939 movie, Beau Geste, though the book came out in 1924 so it could be a decade or so earlier. The label is 6-1/4" by 9-1/8" and depicts a French Foreign Legion soldier blowing a bugle. The label says: "Distributed by Silberman & Gerst, Inc., Main Office Los Angeles California, Produce of U.S.A.". The label is in excellent, unused condition.
A 12" by 8-3/4" oval serving platter in the elegant Anaheim pattern by Noritake #3997. It's white with a very slight milky blue undertone, decorated with raised white-on-white raised flower garlands, beaded and scrolled floral borders over a palest blue rim stripe, and thin platinum bands. The effect is simply stunning in person, much more attractive than my pictures show. The platter is in excellent condition with no design or platinum wear. There are some short light marks in the center that appear to be more from stacking or storage than utensil use, otherwise no wear and no damage.
An 8 inch silverplated cold meat serving fork, also called a beef fork, in the 1930 Princess Royal pattern by National Silver Company. There are some light use marks on the tines but very minimal use marks elsewhere, and no plate loss. Polished to a high shine. Marked National Double Tested Silverplate.
A 7" silverplated master butter knife in the Princess Royal pattern, produced in 1930 by National Silver Company. No plate loss, only light usage marks mostly on the underside of the blade.
This Hall China teapot is in the Windshield shape, first issued in 1941. The color looks maroon but it's actually the softer, lighter Camellia color. It is missing its lid but is in like new condition otherwise with no chips, flakes, cracks, or scratches. It has one pinprick factory glaze miss under the spout, which is common for Hall pieces of this era. With it's graceful, Moderne-Deco pitcher-like shape, it displays beautifully even without the lid.
This is a 3-part relish in Fostoria's elegant Century pattern, produced from 1950 to 1982. It measures 11" by almost 9". In excellent, sparkling condition with no chips, flakes, or cloudiness. The outside of the bowl has a couple of short, minor scratches near the bottom, and you'll find a tiny hair-fine mark or two inside if you look closely.
An 8-1/2" serving spoon in the silverplated Springtime pattern, first issued in 1957 by Rogers. The spoon is marked 1847 Rogers Bros. and has the IS initials for International Silver. Very good, polished condition with no plate loss and only very light use marks.
This pretty pressed glass bowl is in the Flower Medallion pattern, produced by Indiana Glass Company from about 1915 to 1920. It measures 9" diameter by just under 3" deep. In very good condition with no chips, nicks, or flakes but the glass does show the fine age scratches and bubbles common to Early American pattern glass. No deep gouges or obvious large scratches.
This 28-page pattern and instruction book was published in London in 1975. The designs are by Elizabeth Coe, Micky Scammell, and Jean Dudding. There are detailed instructions, diagrams, and patterns for the projects shown in the photos plus others using a wide variety of embroidery techniques, including beading, needleweaving, openwork, metal embroidery, and adding embellishments. Book has a minor corner bend at the upper left (see first photo) but is in otherwise excellent condition.
This 1950s Vogart #258 hot-iron transfer pattern for embroidery contains not one but two uncut sheets of designs - perhaps a factory duplicate. The designs are small and large flower baskets, garlands, corner motifs, and borders. The transfer sheets are unused and perfect, the envelope has some corner wear as shown.
This is a Revere double boiler insert designed for use with the 1930s through 1970s vintage Revere Ware copper-clad saucepans. It will fit a 2 quart saucepan (the insert does not hold 2 quarts), or any pan that is 7-1/8" to 7-5/8" diameter and at least 3-1/4" or more deep. The second photo shows it in my 3-1/2 quart pan. As you can see it works in that size but it isn't a snug fit. The stainless steel insert measures about 9-1/2" handle to handle (just over 7-1/2" without the handles) and is 2-3/4" deep.
The stainless steel finish is in excellent, shiny condition. There are some stir marks to the interior bottom of the pan. The yellowish color is a factor of the lighting in the photo only, and the insert is shinier and brighter than it appears in the photos.
This 12-3/8" platter or chop plate is in Mikasa's pretty F3003 Silk Flowers pattern on the Continental shape. It has a tiny nick under the rim, unseen unless you turn it over and examine closely or feel underneath for it. There are some fine white stacking or utensil marks, very few and very light.
This is a Revere double boiler insert designed for use with the 1930s through 1970s vintage Revere Ware copper-clad saucepans. It will fit a 3, 3-1/2, or 4-quart deep saucepan, or any pan that is 7" to 7-3/8" diameter and at least 4-1/2" to 5" or more deep. The stainless steel insert measures about 9-1/2" handle to handle (just over 7-1/2" without the handles) and is 4" deep. The insert is shown in the second photo with a 3-1/2 quart saucepan.
The stainless steel finish is in clean, shiny condition though there some tiny stir marks in the bottom from use and cleaning. The dark spots in the photos are from glare and shadows.
This is a gravy or sauce boat with underplate in International China's Marmalade pattern with country goose and cherries. The gravy is about 4-1/2" by 7-3/4" from spout to handle and 3-5/8" high. The oval underliner is about 8" by 6-1/2". Both pieces are in excellent condition with no damage or wear.
This is a vintage stainless double boiler steamer basket and strainer insert for the old copper-bottom Revere Ware saucepans. It will fit the 2-quart and taller 3-quart size Revere saucepans. The second photo shows it on my larger 3-1/2 quart pan, which works but isn't a snug tight fit. The stainless steel insert is 7" diameter (inside measurement), 9-1/2" across from handle to handle, and 2-3/4" deep. It's in good, clean condition with little wear.
A pair of coffee or tea cups in Franciscan's Desert Rose pattern (no saucers). They're 4" diameter by 2-3/8" high. The undersides are marked with a 1941 date code only. Excellent, like-new condition with no damage, stains, wear, or crazing at all. Price is for the pair.
These coffee cups or mugs are in Noritake's Progression China line "Blue Moon" pattern - a pretty floral design in shades of blue with green & brown accents.
The cups are 3" high by 3-3/8" diameter at the rims. Excellent condition with no fading, design wear, or damage.
Very pretty old white linen guest towel with a flower basket design across the bottom, embroidered in fine, tiny cross stitches. The towel measures 22" long by 15" wide. The hems at both ends are hand finished with a decorative pulled thread eyelet stitch. So much loving handwork for such a small household linen!
The towel is in excellent condition with no stains, tears, or stitching damage. I didn't press it before taking the pictures, but the towel will be shipped freshly laundered and pressed.
The print is mounted under glass in an oak frame with a cutout geese mat. The mat is a beige or taupe color, the silhouetted geese cutouts are country blue (or Williamsburg Blue), and the print itself has blue and brick colored mat borders beneath the taupe color. The frame measures 22" by 26", the print area itself is 13" by 12". The label on the back says "Fantastic Graphics, Tampa Florida", along with initials of the matter, framer, and shipper, and stock numbers. The price tag on the back is $172.75 but I believe that was the secondhand price - the original would have been higher.
My pictures have quite a bit of glare and are grainy - the print is nicer in person of course. Condition is excellent - maybe two or three tiny scratches or nicks to the wood frame, no other damage.
This 2-part chip & dip snack server is in the discontinued Village pattern by Pfaltzgraff. The base plate is 11-3/8" diameter and curves upward at the rim to keep the chips, crackers, or veggies in place. The center dip or sauce bowl is 5-1/8" diameter by 1-3/4" deep. Excellent condition with no chips, flakes, utensil marks, scratches, or crazing.
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