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Each coaster is 5 inches long. The cork middle is 3 inches wide. Each wild and funky Fish coaster sits on three small feet. How fun for your Mad Men bar or rec room! Pour some martinis and protect your Eames era furniture by using these retro Fish Lucite coasters. The set is in excellent condition.  This set of 6 Color-Glo coasters was most likely made by the West Bend Aluminum Company of West Bend, Wisconsin. They match exactly the colors in a set of aluminum tumblers by West Bend which is the original box. Each coaster measures 3 1/2 inches wide and is in shiny anondized aluminum which was very popular in the 1950s-1960s. They must not have been used as they are in excellent condition. The colors are silver, gold, red, cobalt blue, pumpkin orange, and a iight chartreuse color! They are ready for your Mad Men rec room or bar. Stir up a gin and tonic and slide a coaster under it. They would also look great with a Midcentury tall tumbler called a "zombie" filled with lemonade or iced tea. Add them to your Midcentury collection today.  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. Sometimes one also finds a a W on top of the G on smaller pieces as on these shakers. The W most probably stands for WARE as the line was formally known as Gemco Ware. This salt and pepper set matches the Crazy Daisy pattern by Corelle. 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. This funky and retro pair of shakers would look good on your retro or vintage table today. Both are in excellent vintage shape. They measure 3 1/2 inches in height. The chrome tops are in great shape.  Tonner 2013 All Glamour - Sydney Deluxe Basic fashion doll, No. T13TWBD01 of the Wentworth Collection has multiple joints including bending wrists, long removable wigged sparkling golden hair with a bangs, painted gray eyes with makeup, soft pink lip coloring, and Tyler coloring. She is wearing a gold and yellow lame swimsuit that drapes over one shoulder, gold molded plastic shoes, and gold sunglasses Includes a stand. Limited edition of 500. This is a lovely doll. New, mint-in-the-box. Expand listing to view all 3 photographs.

Vintage midcentury wild Lucite Fish coa

 

set mid-century West Bend aluminum coast

 

Gemco Crazy Daisy salt pepper set

 

Tonner All Glamour - Sydney Deluxe Basic $130.00
Tonner 2013 All Glamour - Tyler Deluxe Basic fashion doll, No. T13TWBD01 of the Wentworth Collection has multiple joints including bending wrists, long removable wigged sparkling amber saran hair with a bangs, painted blue eyes with makeup, soft pink lip coloring, and Tyler coloring. She is wearing a pink and gold lame swimsuit, gold molded plastic shoes, and gold sunglasses Includes a stand. Limited edition of 500. This is a lovely doll. New, mint-in-the-box. Expand listing to view all 3 photographs.  This is a 9 inch vinyl artist doll, Spring Pearl of the of Girls of Many Lands Collection by American Girl, which includes an all original doll, doll stand, and the 214 page paperback book, Spring Pearl: The Last Flower', by Laurence Yep. The doll has tan coloring, brunette hair put up in a bun with a silver leaf hairpin, painted brown eyes, and golden earrings. She is wearing an exquisite, one of a kind one aoku or tunic and trousers. The rich pink and green silk is embroidered with camellias, a symbol of spring. Tiny frogs or knots hold the jacket closed. Her feet were not bound as were those of many other 12 year old girls in China in the mid 19th century,and she has green silk slippers with pink floral motifs on platforms. She wears this costume that her mother made before she died as she walked across China to the Sung household as an orphan where she was teased about the size of her feet until they saved the family. The preowned doll and book set does not have its display container, but the doll is in near mint condition and the book is near mint except for a crinkle at the bottom of the front cover, and can be easily enjoyed free of the restrictive case. This is one of the most difficult to find of the dolls in this set. Expand listing to view all 8 photographs of this set.  2013 Vogue Morning Frock outfit only, No. 13VGCP42, fits 7.5 inch vintage reproduction Ginny dolls. The outfit contains a red with white floral print dress with long sleeves; a white eyelet pinafore; matching red floral print panties; white socks; and red center-snap shoes. New and mint in package. The price is for the outfit only and does not include the doll modeling it. Expand listing to view both photographs.  This type of solid milk glass decorated glass belonged to a line that Consolidated dubbed Con Cora, deriving from the first few letters of the names Consolidated and Coraopolis, the town near Pittsburgh where Consolidated made glass. Milk glass became immensely popular after World War II. Almost every American glass company put out its version. Westmoreland, Imperial are the better known names associated with this glass. This line was Consolidated's entry into the crowded marketplace. Dating from the 1950s to the early 1960s, most Consolidated Con Cora items were decorated in one of the three most popular lines: Ivy, Violet, and Rose. This #4038 shape piece is decorated in the 1384G decoration: the Pine Cone decoration, a creation of Helen Mixter. It is not signed by the decorator. Two pinecones are featured on a horizontal branch on the front. The back has a section of branch but no pine cones. There is a mustard yellow paint rim band around the neck of the piece. The vase measures 9 1/2 inches tall. It features the "button" on the bottom which is a trademark Consolidated mold feature. It is also iridized to highlight the colors of the piece. It is in excellent condition. Enjoy America's glass past by purchasing a pratical and beautiful piece of American glass. The piece is in excellent condition.

Tonner All Glamour - Tyler Deluxe Basic $130.00

  

Kish 2002 Spring Pearl of China Doll, Bo $130.00

  

Vogue Morning Frock Vintage Repro Ginny

 

Consolidated Con Cora #4038 Pine Cone va

Terry Crider started his glasswork in 1976. He is self taught. This studio glass artist has put out a limited amount of work over the past 33 years. He stopped blowing glass around 1990 and didn't start blowing again until 1999. He uses NO MOLDS and his only help has been his wife Donna who is responsible for all the finish work on the pieces. I had an email from Terry and Donna in 2002 stating that he doesn't think it would be fair to the collectors to make any of the same things again. They decided in 2006 to make glass again, but they are not going to make anything that they have made in the past. They pledge to develop new colors. He's a great artist with VERY few early pieces out there. This toothpick holder is in mint condition and is signed Terry Crider and dated 1976 on the base. That is the sane year after he started blowing glass commercially! This early piece has the earliest signature with the word Terry on the top, then the date 1976, then the last name Crider on the second line. It is the only one I have seen with this arrangement. This Terry Crider 1976 TP is done in a highly irridescent amethyst base glass with 4 thick iridized white pulled feathers all of which are iridized. I like that each of the pulled feathers has its own character. It's hard to imagine the amount of work that went into this beautiful, hand made toothpick holder. This toothpick holder stands about 2 1/2 inches high. The top rim is 1 7/8 inches wide. It is a fantastic piece of American 20th century art glass! It is in perfect condition. I am a long time member and past President (1988) of the National Toothpick Holder Collectors Club. I guarantee the authenticity of this TP. For more info on toothpick holders as a great collectible, visit the National Toothpick Holder Collectors Society web page at (www.nthcs.org)  This fabulous Pyrex Art Deco 1 cup beverage server stands 4 1/4 inches tall to the top of the cherry red plastic top handle. The black plastic handle and the chrome band with a chased wave design in the chrome scream Art Deco. It is shown on page 58 of the Mauzy 3rd edition Pyrex book. This all glass teapot / beverage server was the forerunner of the beloved FLAMEWARE. The advantage of using a clear glass teapot was stated in the Expert's Book on Better Cooking in 1925 where it states: "It is always possible to see how strong the tea is. It is easy to see how much tea there is. The tea pot can be easily and thoroughly cleaned. the handles remain cold while the body of the pot stays hot." The pot is signed on the bottom with an early mark: "Pyrex Brand Glassware Made in USA for". As Mauzy states on page 57, "Plastic and chrome plated handles were used, and embellishments to the glass were added." Pyrex Ovenware teapots were no longer produced after 1940. Add this stunning Art Deco version of a Pyrex teapot to your collection today. What Art Deco lover wouldn't love to have his tea steeping in such a high class container?  This fabulous Pyrex Art Deco 1 cup beverage server stands 4 1/4 inches tall to the top of the cherry red plastic top handle. The black plastic handle and the chrome band with a chased wave design in the chrome scream Art Deco. It is shown on page 58 of the Mauzy 3rd edition Pyrex book. This all glass teapot / beverage server was the forerunner of the beloved FLAMEWARE. The advantage of using a clear glass teapot was stated in the Expert's Book on Better Cooking in 1925 where it states: "It is always possible to see how strong the tea is. It is easy to see how much tea there is. The tea pot can be easily and thoroughly cleaned. the handles remain cold while the body of the pot stays hot." The pot is signed on the bottom with an early mark: "Pyrex Brand Glassware Made in USA for". As Mauzy states on page 57, "Plastic and chrome plated handles were used, and embellishments to the glass were added." Pyrex Ovenware teapots were no longer produced after 1940. Add this stunning Art Deco version of a Pyrex teapot to your collection today. What Art Deco lover wouldn't love to have his tea steeping in such a high class container?  From the M.A. Hadley site is the following information: "Hand-crafted Pottery Since 1940 Owing to the abundance of ancient clay deposits in the region, Louisville has been a center of pottery-making for generations. Out of this proud tradition, Mary Alice Hadley established one of Louisville’s most iconic and well-known potteries. The story begins in the early 1900’s. Mary Alice Hadley was born into a family of clay tile makers where her knowledge of working with clay first developed. Exhibiting an early interest in art and design, she ultimately became a widely recognized painter, winning numerous awards and acclaim from New York to Los Angeles. By the late 1930’s Mary Alice Hadley began melding her artistic talent with her knowledge of clay ware. In 1939, Mrs. Hadley made dishes for her houseboat on the Ohio River. The creative result was a set of a custom dishes that caused such a stir among her friends and acquaintances that the idea for a business was born. Supplying those early requests provided wide circulation for her hand-crafted pottery and soon orders began to arrive from across the country. With the help of her husband, George, the Hadley Pottery Company was formed early in 1940. In 1944, George Hadley purchased a building in the Butchertown area of Louisville as a birthday present for Mary Alice. The building, constructed in 1848, has been home to a wool mill, a candle factory and a cordage mill and for 65 years has served as the production location, factory salesroom and offices of Hadley Pottery Company. Many pieces of original art created by Mary Alice Hadley are still on display at the historic structure on Story Avenue, including several wall murals all hand-painted by Mary Alice herself. The business prospered, attracting collectors from across the nation and around the world. The warm and whimsical designs that Mary Alice Hadley created have attracted multitudes of fans over the last 70 years and are still finding their way into the hearts of new Hadley Pottery enthusiasts every day. She worked at the Pottery until her death in 1965. George Hadley continued to run the business until it was sold in 1979 to Louisville natives, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth W. Moore. In September 2009, new partners joined the Hadley Pottery ownership group, but operations remain largely the same as they were when the company was started. The creative inspiration that Mary Alice Hadley brought to the ware still lives today." These funky and celebratory coasters carries the words "Here's to You" and "Congratulation & Best Wishes". They are signed M.A. Hadley on the reverse. I don't know if these coasters are vintage or contemporary. You be the judge. I do know they are listed in current inventory on the M. A. Hadley website at $9.75 each.

toothpick holder: Crider 1976 white feat $85.00

  

Pyrex Art Deco 1 cup red black chrome te

 

Pyrex Art Deco 1 cup red black chrome te

 

pair M. A. Hadley barware coasters

This early vintage Pyrex red measuring cup features a font in red not seen on more modern versions. It also has a different pouring lip than the commonly found versions. It carries the shape number #508 C-12 and holds one cup. It does have some wear to it as it was used and loved.  This Edwards Star Gumps blue 5 jewel enamel plate measures 9 3/4 inches wide. Engraved on the back of this platter is: EDWARDS STAR ORIGINAL  for Gump's San Francisco.  The dominant colors palette of this stunning bowl are blues and greens highlighted by white. The gold background shows off the greens and blues nicely. The golden 5 jewels are surrounded by royal blue sides. The center is a pop art explosion of green, blue, and white. The platter retains the original 3 felt circles on the bottom ; it can be displayed flat on a table or on its side in a stand.  The platter measures 9 7/8 inches in diameter; 1 1/2 inches rise from the table.  It is in excellent shape with no stress fractures or internal cracks to the jewels as often happened in the firing process. A great San Francicso and Mid-century collectible. Add it to your enamel collection today.  Annemarie Davidson (1920-2012) learned her enameling craft first from the great Doris Hall (1907-2001) in Cambridge, MA in 1957. In California she continued her studies with Curtis Tann. Her combination of geometric and organic form in her designs culminated in her most celebrated abstract designs, her Jewel line which features pieces of glass used to create free-form organic shapes which she calls Jewels. She also uses a sgraffito technique, incising straight lines from the center of her plate with the sharp point of a dart. Now in her late 80s, she no longer produces work today as of 2011 I have been told. This 9 inch diameter low bowl, most likely from the 1960-1961 time period, is a good example of an earlier piece as it does not features the lines usually found in the Jewel line. It also has a very unusual arrangement to the glass Jewels. This plate features 3 large yellow gold jewels separated by 3 smaller light and darker pumpkin orange jewels, all symmetrically arranged on the plate in a triangle between each major Jewel. This particular example is unusual in that the two colors of jewels used are not in high contrast to each other as on many of her pieces. The back of the plate has the remnants of the gold paper label and is signed with her charcteristic AD interwined intiial. The label would have read Annemarie Davidson handcrafted enamels Sierra Madre California. Every piece was handcrafted by her alone, from start to finish. This particular signature is an earlier one based on the fact that the curves at the right top of the letter D are not perfectly square as on her later signatures. It is in very good vintage condition with just two tiny areas of rim roughness. It is a scarce piece from her early period. The work of Annemarie Davidson was included in the seminal exhibit titled Painting with Fire which opened in Jan 2007 at the Long Beach Museum of Art. She was one of 30 enamelists included with a one page entry on her life and work. Her page is page 266 of the catalogue.  scarce signed 1972 Mark Peiser art glass vase.

Early vintage Pyrex red measuring cup

 

Edwards Star Gumps blue 5 jewel enamel

 

Annemarie Davidson enamel orange Jewel b $80.00

  

scarce signed 1972 Mark Peiser art glass $400.00
Treasure Craft 11 inch tall Matador figurine  This Royal Hickman fluted top Petty Crystal glaze vase stands 7 inches tall and features 8 flutes on the top rim. It is in excellent condition. It is signed with an incised Royal Hickman U.S.A mark. It also still carries the original price in pencil: $4.50 which was a rather expensive piece in the 1940s.  Mt. Washington tomato salt blackberry leaves  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) Bagni's Hallmark Design was the "Sea Garden" line. The line started in 1960 and was inspired by ocean flora and fauna. The semi-matte, dripped, and mottled brown, green, blue, and beige colors are different on each piece. During the 1970 the tones became lighter due to a change in the law restricting certain chemicals integral to the original Sea Garden glaze. This 9 5/8 inch wide Sea Garden bowl is from the 1960-1970 period as it has the deep colors of the original glaze. The low bowl has graceful sloping sides. It is in excellent condition. Fill it with fruit or nuts or any holiday decoration. Add it to your Italian Mid-century or Raymor pottery collection today

Treasure Craft 11 inch tall Matador figu

 

Royal Hickman fluted top Petty Crystal g

 

Mt. Washington tomato salt blackberry le

 

Bitossi Italy Bagni Sea Garden wide low

2013 Vogue 7.5 inch hard plastic Vintage Reproduction My Best Dress doll, No.12SL114. She has a brunette flip wig with bangs and a pink ribbon, moving brown eyes, and painted lashes. She is wearing a pink cotton dress trimmed with white lace and pink ribbon, a white lace edged slip, white panties, white socks, and black Mary Jane shoes. She is part of the Ginny Is... Collection. See Vogue Doll Co. Photo. She is from a limited edition of 350. New, mint-in-the-box old stock with doll-sized comb and brush and certificate.  2013 16 In. Tonner All Star Liu Liu Basic Fashion Doll, No. T13CJBD03 has a long black saran removable wig with bang, brown painted eyes with painted lashes and features, deep pink lip coloring, multiple joints for posing, cameo skin tone, and the Asian Liu Liu sculpt. She shares the same high quality hard plastic and vinyl body type as Antoinette, Cami, and Precarious with the higher arched feet. Her ankles, wrists, and knees are jointed. She is dressed in black and white striped shorts with red stitching; a black and white shirt with red star decorations and red stitching; black elastic strap high heel shoes with a red platform. This lovely doll is new and mint in box. Limited edition of 500. Expand listing to view all 6 photographs.  2013 16 In. Tonner All Star Cami Basic Fashion Doll, No. T13CJBD01 has a long blonde saran removable wig with bang, blue/grey painted eyes with painted lashes and features, deep pink lip coloring, multiple joints for posing, cameo skin tone, and Cami sculpt. She shares the same high quality hard plastic and vinyl body type as Antoinette, Cami, and Precarious with the higher arched feet. Her ankles, wrists, and knees are jointed. She is wearing red shorts with black stitching; a black tank top with a black and white stripe star decoration and red stitching; and black elastic strap high heel shoes with a red platform soles. This lovely doll is new and mint in box old stock. Limited edition of 500. Expand listing to view all 5 photographs.  Set of 4 Midcentury retro vintage Anchor Hocking Lido aquamarine 5 ounce juice glasses. 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. In the Lido pattern the crinkle pattern does not extend all the way to the top of the glass. There is a clear rim at the very top. Set of 4 Midcentury retro vintage Anchor Hocking Lido aquamarine 5 ounce juice glasses. Made for cold drinks of orange juice, ice tea, kool-aid, or lemonade, it is easy to grip and looks great. A practical retro vintage design ready for your kitchen 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.

Vogue My Best Dress Vintage Repro Ginny $75.00

  

All Star Liu Liu Basic Doll, Tonner 2013 $135.00

  

All Star Cami Basic Doll, Tonner 2013 $135.00

  

4 Anchor Hocking Lido 5 oz aquamarine ju

Each of the four glasses in this great retro vintage midcentury set stands 3 5/8 inches tall x 2 1/4 inches across the top. Each holds 6 ounces of liquid to the brim. Perhaps they were juice glasses as well as bar glasses. Each is decorated with a 1/2 inch band of silver in the style of Dorothy Thorpe. In addition, each of these glasses was wheel cut to create 8 ovals on the outside of the glass making them easier to handle and adding a dash of style. They are in excellent condition and ready for your Mad Men era bar or rec room today.  This is a great example of the high quality midcentury Italian art glass that was imported into this country and available at the best retailers. This is a really attractive mid 20th century murano ashtray/artbowl. Clam shape with bullicante controlled bubble cased ultramarine glass. 5 5/8 inches long x 3 1/2 inches wide x 2 1/4 inches in height. In excellent condition with no damage. Has a highly polished flat base. Add it to your Mad Men decor today. Go green! Save resources and purchase a piece of the past. It is ready for your home today.  2013 Robert Tonner The Problem with Rose outfit for 16 inch Marilyn Monroe dolls, No. T13MMOF01 fits the Starlet body of the Marilyn Monroe doll. This outfit is from the movie, 'Niagara.' The body that this outfit fits has the same bust and high heel feet as the Tyler Wentworth body, but the hips are slightly wider. The 'Problem with Rose' outfit contains a white blouse; red coat with imitation pearl button; black skirt; white gloves; and black imitation leather shoes The price is for the outfit only and not the catalog doll modeling the outfit. New and mint-in-the-box. This outfit is from limited edition of 300. Expand listing to view all 5 photographs.  Robert Tonner 2013 In a Dream Marilyn Monroe Doll, No. T13MMDD01 is 16 inches tall and is made of high quality vinyl and hard plastic with the open mouth Marilyn head sculpt; rooted blonde saran hair; painted blue eyes, applied lashes, makeup, and beauty spot; Tyler skin tone; and the new Starlet body. The Starlet body has the Tyler bust and high heel feet, but wider hips. This outfit is from a scene in the 1953 movie, 'How to Marry a Millionaire.' Her costume includes an off-white and brown dress; matching off-white and brown turban; off-white gloves; a brown belt with gold stud; rhinestone earrings; nude pantyhose,; and brown imitation leather shoes. Limited edition of 500 pieces. New and mint-in-the box with stand. Expand listing to view all 7 photographs.

set 4 midcentury silverfade juice tumble

 

Green cased Sommerso Murano clam shape b $35.00

  

Tonner The Problem With Rose Marilyn Mon $99.00

  

Marilyn Monroe In a Dream Doll Tonner 20 $209.00
2012 16 In. Tonner Basically Precarious Fashion Doll, No. T12PRBD02 has platinum removable wigged saran hair with bangs; blue painted eyes with applied lashes; the Precarious sculpt; and cameo coloring. She has the same high quality hard plastic and vinyl body type as Antoinette, Cami, and Jon with the higher arched feet, and she can share clothing with them. Her ankles, wrists, and knees are jointed. She is wearing a pink bodysuit with black lace overlay and black ribbon trim and black ribbon straps;; black tights; nude pantyhose; and black elastic shoes with clear platform soles. New and mint in box, with a stand. Limited edition of 500. Expand listing to view all 7 photographs.  2012 16 In. Tonner Short and Sassy Peggy Harcourt doll, No. T12DDDD04 has a short curly brunette removeable wig, painted blue eyes, applied black lashes, multiple joints for posing, Tyler skin tone, red lip coloring, and a curvaceous body. She shares the same high quality hard plastic and vinyl body type as the Nu Mood Betty and DeeAnna Denton dolls, though her ankles are not jointed. She is wearing a black taffeta dress with colorful pink and mint green bow trim; pink stretch net gloves; nude pantyhose; pink rhinestone earrings and bracelet; and black taffeta pumps She can share clothes, shoes, and accessories with Nu Mood Betty, Peggy Harcourt, and dolls with the 16 inch fuller busted curvaceous body. Her face is lovely. She is new and mint in the box with a stand. Limited edition of 300. Expand listing to view all 5 photographs.  The Seneca Glass Company operated from 1891 to 1983. The original factory was in Fostoria, Ohio (built, then vacated by Fostoria). Some time later, a new factory was built along the Monongahela River in Morgantown, West Virginia. Seneca's factory was next to the Morgantown Glass Works and two doors down from Beaumont Glass. This proximity led to the companies "borrowing" designs from one another and at times making or decorating glass for each other. The full name Driftwood Casual is often shortened to Driftwood. Driftwood Casual is available in a rainbow of colors, though not all pieces will be found in every color. Official colors names are Accent Red, Amber, Buttercup (later called Yellow), Charm Blue, Cinnamon (sometimes called Brown), Crystal, Delphine Blue, Gray, Heather, Lime Green, Moss Green, Peacock Blue, Plum, and Ritz Blue. This is a set of the Amber Driftwood Casual 5 1/8" tall 12 ounces Hi-Ball glasses. This is an interesting color as the glass has darker coloration in the base due to the thickness of the glass. The set is in excellent condition and ready for your Mad Men rec room or bar today. Whether you use them on your patio or terrace or in your swanky living room, you can Gg green and save resources and purchase a piece of America's past. Sturdy, dependable, dishwasher-friendly, it is ready for your kitchen table today.  The Seneca Glass Company operated from 1891 to 1983. The original factory was in Fostoria, Ohio (built, then vacated by Fostoria). Some time later, a new factory was built along the Monongahela River in Morgantown, West Virginia. Seneca's factory was next to the Morgantown Glass Works and two doors down from Beaumont Glass. This proximity led to the companies "borrowing" designs from one another and at times making or decorating glass for each other. The full name Driftwood Casual is often shortened to Driftwood. Driftwood Casual is available in a rainbow of colors, though not all pieces will be found in every color. Official colors names are Accent Red, Amber, Buttercup (later called Yellow), Charm Blue, Cinnamon (sometimes called Brown), Crystal, Delphine Blue, Gray, Heather, Lime Green, Moss Green, Peacock Blue, Plum, and Ritz Blue. This is a set of the Amber Driftwood Casual 5 1/8" tall 12 ounces Hi-Ball glasses. This is an interesting color as the glass has darker coloration in the base due to the thickness of the glass. The set is in excellent condition and ready for your Mad Men rec room or bar today. Whether you use them on your patio or terrace or in your swanky living room, you can Gg green and save resources and purchase a piece of America's past. Sturdy, dependable, dishwasher-friendly, it is ready for your kitchen table today.

Basically Precarious Fashion Doll, Tonne $120.00

  

Short and Sassy Peggy Harcourt Doll, Ton $185.00

  

Seneca Driftwood amber set 4 Hi-Ball gla

 

Seneca Driftwood amber set 4 Hi-Ball gla

This is a pair of Art Deco perfume bottles. The bottle on the left with the carved stopper of a couple dancing stands 2 1/2 inches without the stopper and 5 inches tall with it. The dauber is missing on the stopper. There is no damage to this great stopper. However, there a few chips to two corners of the bottle and two small chips to one of the side of the panels. The bottle is not signed but has much wear on the bottom. This bottle was purchased in Montreal Canada. The bottle on the right has a great Art Deco look and appeal to it. The bottle base stands 2 inches tall and the bottle is 5 inches tall with the stopper in it. Both the stopper and bottle have diagonally etched lines. The stopper has cross-hatching on it. The dauber is all there as it fits down into the bottle perfectly. There is one small chip to one facet of the stopper. The base has no damage. But both and add them to your Art Deco perfume bottle collection today.  The Seneca Glass Company operated from 1891 to 1983. The original factory was in Fostoria, Ohio (built, then vacated by Fostoria). Some time later, a new factory was built along the Monongahela River in Morgantown, West Virginia. Seneca's factory was next to the Morgantown Glass Works and two doors down from Beaumont Glass. This proximity led to the companies "borrowing" designs from one another and at times making or decorating glass for each other. The full name Driftwood Casual is often shortened to Driftwood. Driftwood Casual is available in a rainbow of colors, though not all pieces will be found in every color. Official colors names are Accent Red, Amber, Buttercup (later called Yellow), Charm Blue, Cinnamon (sometimes called Brown), Crystal, Delphine Blue, Gray, Heather, Lime Green, Moss Green, Peacock Blue, Plum, and Ritz Blue. This is a set of the Amber Driftwood Casual 5 1/8" tall 12 ounces Hi-Ball glasses. This is an interesting color as the glass has darker coloration in the base due to the thickness of the glass. The set is in excellent condition and ready for your Mad Men rec room or bar today. Whether you use them on your patio or terrace or in your swanky living room, you can Gg green and save resources and purchase a piece of America's past. Sturdy, dependable, dishwasher-friendly, it is ready for your kitchen table today. See more photos at bottom of listing.  This vintage Pyrex silver band decorated creamer and sugar features a black plastic stopper on each piece with a wood grain finish in the center. Each is marked PYREX MADE IN U.S.A on the bottom. I have seen a 10 cup beverage server that matches these so it was most likely part of a set. Each piece stands 3 7/8 inches tall. They would go great with your Mad Men Dorothy Thorpe roly poly bar glasses. Both pieces are in excellent condition. They are practical pieces of America's past made right here in the U. S. A. Go green! Save resources and purchase a piece of the past.They are ready for your home today.  This vintage yellow Harlequin cat figurine is in excellent shape. These vintage Harlequin pieces are getting much harder to find. Add this one to your collection today.

pair Art Deco clear glass perfume bottle $50.00

  

Seneca Driftwood amber set 4 Hi-Ball gla

 

vintage Pyrex silver wood top creamer su

 

vintage fiesta harlequin yellow cat figu

Great shape to this yellow Harlequin sauceboat/gravy. Getting harder to find. I love the Art Deco styling of this piece. The piece is in excellent vintage condition. A reasonable price for a usable piece.  This Noritake Deco 6 1/4 inch wide lemon server has a great look! It is one of the most stylized Noritake designs I have seen. The contrast of the primary colors of yellow and red is striking. The wild red, green, and black leaves with black outlines on the outside and cobalt blue outlines on the inside add unity to the piece and highlight the asymmetrically placed white blossoms .The piece is in excellent vintage condition. Red wreath mark in very good condition. I guarantee this piece to be Noritake Art Deco. I was a long time member of the Noritake Collectors Society (www.noritakecollectors.com). Come read about our great club, our newsletter and consider joining us in our appreciation and pursuit of Noritake!  2012 16 In. Tonner Romantic Gold Precarious Fashion Doll, No. T12PRDD07 has bright red rooted hair coiffed with braids with a golden hair decoration with feathers; green painted eyes with applied lashes; the Precarious sculpt; and cameo coloring. She has the same high quality hard plastic and vinyl body type as Antoinette, Cami, and Jon with the higher arched feet, and she can share clothing with them. Her ankles, wrists, and knees are jointed. Her outfit consists of a gold dress with a sequined bodice and ruffled skirt with gold sequined decorations; a gold braided trim belt; nude pantyhose; and gold imitations leather high heel shoes. New and mint in box, with a stand. Limited edition of 300. Expand listing to view all 4 photographs.  Fashions of the First Ladies Paper Dolls in Full Color booklet by Tom Tierney is based on some of the most famous costumes that that first ladies; Mamie Eisenhower, Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis, Lady Bird Johnson, Pat Nixon, Betty Ford, Rosalyn Carter, Nancy Reagan, Barbara Bush, Hillary Clinton, Laura Bush, and Michelle Obama wore while they were First Ladies and their husbands were president. This booklet has 16 pages of 11 color heavy board paper dolls, and 32 total costumes. Their outfits include inaugural gowns, classic day wear, and casual outfits. The paper doll and outfits need to be cut out. There is also information on the inner cover about each first lady. Booklet is new.

Homer Laughlin Harlequin yellow gravy bo $18.00

  

Noritake Art Deco Abstract Leaf lemon se $60.00

  

Romantic Gold Precarious Fashion Doll, T $225.00

  

Fashions of the First Ladies Paper Dolls $14.00
Marilyn Monroe Paper Dolls in Full Color booklet by Tom Tierney is based on the costumes that Marilyn Monroe wore in several of her movies. This booklet has 16 pages of 1 heavy board paper dolls, 31 costumes from 24 of her films. The movies include Ladies of the Chorus, Gentlemen Prefer Blondes, There's No Business Like Show Business, How to Marry a Millionaire, The Seven Year Itch, Monkey Business, All About Even, and many more. The paper doll and outfits need to be cut out. Booklet is new.  Effanbee 2012 Patsy's First Recital, No. E12PTOF02 by Robert Tonner is an outfit for his 10 inch version of Patsy with a bending knee child's body. It includes a pink and gold bodysuit with brocade and crinkle lame bodice and pink tulle tutu; sheer pink tights; pink ballet shoes with pink and gold ribbon laces; pink tulle cuffs; and a pink and gold ribbon choker with bow and flower decoration. The price is for the outfit only and does not include the doll modeling it. Limited edition of 300. New and mint-in-the-package with shipper. Expand listing to view both photographs.  2012 Robert Tonner Always Someplace to Go outfit for 16 inch Cami, Jon, Antoinette, and Precarious bodied dolls, No. T12CJOF06. This lovely and colorful fashion includes a golden beige lace mermaid gown with multi-colored lace trim and multi-colored rhinestone accents; gold and multi-colored rhinestone earrings and bracelet; beige imitation leather open-toed high heel pumps. The footwear in the Cami and Jon outfits have higher arches than the Tyler Wentworth-type bodied dolls can wear. The price is for the outfit only and not the catalog doll modeling the outfit. New and mint-in-the-box. This outfit is from limited edition of 300. Expand the listing to view all 3 photographs.  Let's go back, way back to the time when fun and funky decorative items were in everyone's home. Not only were there ashtrays everywhere, but there was some delicious grapes on the dining room table. Not real grapes, mind you. But funky acrylic, yup, plastic grapes drilled and attached to a driftwood (also plastic). Lovely to look at just don't eat them! I see these in many current TV ads in the background. There are two types in this 22 grape cluster. Clear amber but also swirled translucent amber grapes. It is ready for your rec room coffee table or your Midcentury dining room table.

Marilyn Monroe Paper Dolls in Full Color $10.00

  

Effanbee Patsy's First Recital Doll Outf $90.00

  

Tonner Always Someplace to Go Outfit Onl $98.00

  

Vintage 22 amber acrylic grape driftwood

Taylor & Ng 1979 Elephants Orgy mug, designed by San Francisco potter and enamelist Win Ng and his partner in their consumer goods business. The mug was Made in Japan but sold in San Francisco. This is part of his large Orgy series featuring different animals in compromising poses. The mug is done in a white color and the bears are outlined in a blue color. There is a signautre of Taylor & Ng on the side of the mug. Signed and dated 1979. On the bottom is a large circular mark stating: JAPAN. It is in good vintage condition with no scratches to the colored parts, chips or cracks. However, there is staining in the inside, some glaze crazing near the handle and an area on the bottom where a chip but is was glazed over. This was probably sold as a second. I have priced the mug for condition. These mugs are quite collectible on the West Coast. Go green! Save resources and purchase a piece of America's past. Sturdy, dependable, dishwasher-friendly, it is ready for your kitchen table 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. This cool martini pitcher stands 10 1/2 inches tall and is 2 7/8 inches across the top and 2 7/8 inches across the bottom. The decoration is one main panel. A seven inch tall black rectangle features a gold star or snowflake shape with gold starburst behind it. The other panel is the same starbursts on clear glass. It is in excellent vintage condition. Think Mad Men, the Playboy club and the Rat Pack! 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 and stir up a great retro cocktail!  Tonner 2012 Sam I Am doll, No. T11DSDD03, is a high quality and colorfully dressed hard plastic and vinyl 16 inch doll from the Dr. Seuss collection. Sam I Am a character Dr. Seuss book, 'Green Eggs and Ham.' She has a Tyler Wentworth bending waist body with a Monica Merrill sculpted head, cameo skin tone, inset green-brown eyes, and yellow rooted saran hair with a red elastic hair tie. This colorful doll is dressed in an orange shantung top with black stitched accents and blue imitation fur trim; red stretch knit gloves; an orange, red and green ribbon skirt; blue lace tights; blue, black and red bead earrings; yellow imitation leather boots with blue imitation fur trim. Includes a stand. Limited edition of 500. New, mint-in-the-box. Expand listing to view all 5 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. In the Lido pattern the crinkle pattern does not extend all the way to the top of the glass. There is a clear rim at the very top. This amber Iced Tea glass stands 7 inches tall and holds an amazing 22 ounces! Made for cold drinks of ice tea, kool-aid, or lemonade, it is easy to grip and looks great. A practical retro vintage design ready for your kitchen today.

Taylor & Ng 1979 blue Bear Orgy mug

 

Culver glass Black Stars Gold Martini pi

 

Tonner Dr. Seuss Sam I Am Doll, 2012 $212.00

  

Anchor Hocking Lido 22 ounce amber Iced

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. In the Lido pattern the crinkle pattern does not extend all the way to the top of the glass. There is a clear rim at the very top. This amber Iced Tea glass stands 7 inches tall and holds an amazing 22 ounces! Made for cold drinks of ice tea, kool-aid, or lemonade, it is easy to grip and looks great. A practical retro vintage design ready for your kitchen today.  This Royal Haeger Orange Peel vase stands 5 1/2 inches high. It is one of the smaller pieces in the line, though not easy to find. Part of the 1976 line offered by the Haeger Pottery Co, the full line can be seen on p. 170 of the David Dilley book. Condition is excellent -- no chips, cracks, nicks, flakes, stains or other damage / problems. The original felt on bottom with impressed Haeger mark is 90% there on the bottom. Otherwise, excellent condition on the vase. Add it to your Royal Haeger or Midcentury pottery collection today.  Tonner 2012 Truffula doll, No. T11DSDD02, is a high quality and colorfully dressed hard plastic and vinyl 16 inch doll from the Dr. Seuss collection. The truffula is an imaginary tree from the Dr. Seuss book, 'The Lorax.' She has a Tyler Wentworth bending waist body with a Monica Merrill sculpted head, cameo skin tone, inset green eyes, and orange rooted saran hair with a yellow hair ribbon. This colorful doll is wearing a pink shantung top with black stitching and blue imitation fur trim with orange shantung ribbon; a purple shantung skirt with black printed accents and yellow shantung trim; pink and gold dot tights; purple, pink, and black bead earrings; and orange imitation suede shoes. Includes a stand. Limited edition of 500. New, mint-in-the-box. Expand listing to view all 5 photographs.  2012 16 In. Tonner L'Amour DeeAnna Denton doll, No. T12DDDD03 has mid-length auburn rooted saran hair drawn back in curls, painted green eyes, applied black lashes, multiple joints for posing, Tyler skin tone, red lip coloring, and a curvaceous body. She shares the same high quality hard plastic and vinyl body type as the Nu Mood Betty and Peggy Harcourt dolls, though her ankles are not jointed. She is wearing a rose pink satin formal evening gown with pink sparkle tulle skirt overlay and trim, white petticoat, white gloves, nude pantyhose with attached white panties, a white imitation pearl necklace and earrings, and rose pink satin pumps to match. She can share clothes, shoes, and accessories with Nu Mood Betty, Peggy Harcourt, and dolls with the 16 inch fuller busted curvaceous body. Her face is lovely. Mint-in-the-box old stock with a stand. Limited edition of 300. Expand listing to view all 6 photographs.

Anchor Hocking Lido 22 ounce amber Iced

 

Royal Haeger Orange Peel vase

 

Tonner Dr. Seuss Truffula Doll, 2012 $212.00

  

L'Amour DeeAnna Denton Doll, Tonner 2012 $199.00
This is a great ice tub and set of 5 glasses in a simple yet stunning design. The pieces have horizontal white stripes at the bottom and red vertical stripes at the top of each piece. It is ready for your Mad Men retro vintage rec room or bar now. Fill up the ice tub and mix up some great vintage cocktails. One of the 3 1/4 inch tall glasses has some wear to its top red stripes. The rest are in good shape. The ice tub measures 5 1/2 inches tall x 5 inches wide. Add this set to your barware collection today.  Produced by the Morgantown Glass Company in the period when they were known as the Morgantown Glass Guild which started in 1933, this is a set of 6 2 3/4 inch tall x 3 1/2 inch wide sherbets in the Shamrock Green color. Each holds 6 ounces. This line in transparant colors started in the 1950s. By 1958, it had been renamed the Decor line, which was the brainchild of J. Richard Haden who along with his brother Samuel K. took over the business from their father Joseph Haden. In 1958, the first Decor by Morgantown" catalog was published. However, when the Carbone Company of Boston, one of the major national Importers assumed the line as their own in the early Sixties, the line became known as Crinkle. This line can be seen and is well presented on pages 214-215 of Jerry Gallagher's Handbook of Old Morgantown Glass (1995). This set of 6 footed sherbets is in the Shamrock Green color, one of the harder colors to find in this line. It is in excellent condition and ready to join your Mid-century home as you serve a fresh fruit salad or pudding (Yes! Pudding!) on the veranda or patio (such great mid century terms). Price is for the set of 6. Add them to your Morgantown or Art Deco American glassware collection today.  Produced by the Morgantown Glass Company in the period when they were known as the Morgantown Glass Guild which started in 1933, this is a pair of 5 inch wide dessert or finger bowls in the Shamrock Green color. The highest point of the bowl near the spout is 2 inches. This line in transparant colors started in the 1950s. By 1958, it had been renamed the Decor line, which was the brainchild of J. Richard Haden who along with his brother Samuel K. took over the business from their father Joseph Haden. In 1958, the first Decor by Morgantown" catalog was published. However, when the Carbone Company of Boston, one of the major national Importers assumed the line as their own in the early Sixties, the line became known as Crinkle. This line can be seen and is well presented on pages 214-215 of Jerry Gallagher's Handbook of Old Morgantown Glass (1995). This pair of 5 inch wide finger or dessert bowls is in the Shamrock Green color, one of the harder colors to find in this line. It is in excellent condition and ready to join your Mid-century home as you serve salsa or chips on the veranda or patio (such great mid century terms). Price is for the pair. Add it to your Morgantown or Art Deco American glassware collection today.  This Noritake Art Deco bud vase stands 4 1/4 inches tall. It is a fairly common piece and a simple Noritake design which maximizes the abstract and stylized chevron design created by simple black lines on a slight cream color background. The color of the vase is a rich red with orange highlights in it. This color was made very popular by the Tangee Company in its face powder line. The top rim is trimmed in black. It is signed with the green wreath mark putting it in the transtition period between older Nippon and the 1925-1931 red wreath mark period. It is in very good vintage condition. It is shown in both the Van Patten and Spain book. Add it to your Noritake Art Deco collection today.

Great red white stripe Ice Tub with 5 gl

 

set Morgantown Crinkle Green footed sher

 

pair Morgantown Crinkle Shamrock Green b $9.00

  

Noritake Art Deco red chevron bud vase

2012 Robert Tonner Sunset Cocktails DeeAnna Fashion Doll Outfit from the new DeeAnna Denton Collection, No. T12DDOF05 fits the new DeeAnna Denton, Peggy Harcourt, Betty, and curvy Nu Mood 16 inch dolls with Tyler Wentworth-type high heel feet. The outfit includes an orange satin dress with chiffon sash with tulle and beaded accents, an orange jacket with white stitching, gold beaded earrings, gold imitation leather shoes. Limited edition of 200. The price is for the outfit only and does not include the doll modeling it. New, mint-in-the-box. Expand listing to view all 4 photographs.  The Noritake Company produced and exported thousands of items in hundreds of designs to the United State between 1921-1935. They had a design office in New York City where current design sources would be used to send ideas to Japan for the Noritake decorators to use. One of the most highly collected periods of Noritake production is from the 1921 - 1935 Art Deco period. They are renowed worldwide for their dinnerware but had a whole division focused on what was then called "fancyware", items for household consumption decorated artistically. Though very reasonable in price when first sold, they are now collected by both collectors in the Western world as well as in Japan. This octagonal bowl measures 7 1/4 inches in diameter. It stands 2 inches tall at the handle. It has two tab handles and one can see that the mold from which it came had some in relief scrolls at the rim. The entire rim of the bowl is decorated in 24 K gold. The three large clusters of flowers are placed asymmetrically on the plate, a revolutionary idea at the time. Another Art Deco common feature was the stylization of nature. The flowers and leaves are NOT painted in a realistic manner but are abstract and stylized. Another Art Deco common feature was the use of what are called speed lines, which featured three lines in the bands which contrast from the geometric nature of the plate shape. Noritake is well known for its luster glazes, the most common of which is tan luster. Their less common luster glazes are gold, silver, green, pearl, and yellow luster (also spelled lustre sometimes). This bowl has only tan luster on it but it uses scarce colors of orange and crimson in the paint. It is in very good vintage condition with some very slight wear in the center but no loss of luster. The green Noritake Wreath mark indicates production between 1921-1925. Later the mark was in red. Add it to your Art Deco or Noritake Art Deco collection today.  The Noritake Company produced and exported thousands of items in hundreds of designs to the United State between 1921-1935. They had a design office in New York City where current design sources would be used to send ideas to Japan for the Noritake decorators to use. One of the most highly collected periods of Noritake production is from the 1921 - 1935 Art Deco period. They are renowed worldwide for their dinnerware but had a whole division focused on what was then called "fancyware", items for household consumption decorated artistically. Though very reasonable in price when first sold, they are now collected by both collectors in the Western world as well as in Japan. This tab-handled bowl measures 9 inches from handle to handle. It stands 2 inches tall x 7 inches wide. The entire rim of the bowl is decorated in 24 K gold. The three large clusters of flowers are placed asymmetrically on the plate, a revolutionary idea at the time. Another Art Deco common feature was the stylization of nature. The flowers and leaves are NOT painted in a realistic manner but are abstract and stylized. Noritake is well known for its luster glazes, the most common of which is tan luster. Their less common luster glazes are gold, silver, green, pearl, and yellow luster (also spelled lustre sometimes). This bowl has both green and gold luster on it. It is in excellent condition. The green Noritake Wreath mark indicates production between 1921-1925. Later the mark was in red. Add it to your Art Deco or Noritake Art Deco collection today.  Standing 3 3/4 inches tall x 4 3/4 inches wide at the base, this stunning piece of Vermont studio pottery was designed and made by Sally Duval, a longtime Vermont studio potters. This 6 hole toothbrush potter has an underglaze of bluish gray, then two overglazes, one of a cream yellow color and the other a chocolate brown glaze. It is in excellent condition. It is signed simply by her first name, Sally. I have owned coffee mugs by Sally for 20+ years. I use them every day. They are sturdy and dishwasher friendly.

Sunset Cocktails DeeAnna Denton Doll Out $88.00

  

Noritake Deco tan luster speed line bowl $45.00

  

Noritake Deco green luster floral bowl $55.00

  

Sally Duval Vermont pottery toothbrush h $35.00


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