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Quimper Individual Salt Cellar – Circa 1920

Tuesday, April 13th, 2010

A little history: Quimper Pottery, has been manufactured in Quimper a town in Brittany, France for over 300 years. Since Roman times, Quimper has produced desirable pottery. The HB-Henriot Faiencerie was founded in 1690 by Jean-Baptiste Bousquet who was given a royal manufacturing license by King Louis XIV. Each piece of Quimper China is completely [...]

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Exquisite 2010 Calendar for Carnival Glass Fans!

Tuesday, December 22nd, 2009

The calendar is no longer listed on eBay, so if you have an interest look-up the vendor s-prince and send a note. Well I was not wrong! I received my calendar a day or two before January 1st, 2010; and I am delighted. The pictures are spectacular. Samantha J. Prince has outdone herself once again. [...]

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Kemple Yutec Toothpick Holder

Sunday, November 15th, 2009

This Early American Pattern Glass piece was part of the Prescot line and is also known as the Regal Star, measures 2 1/4″ diameter and 2 1/8″ tall. there is wear to the base with a small chip on the bottom near the edge, otherwise in good condition, with no cracks, scratches or repairs. Great [...]

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Imperial Homestead Carnival Glass Smoke Color Chop Plate – Circa 1951-1972

Sunday, November 15th, 2009

Imperial’s No. 524 also know as Homestead Chop Plate was described in some detail in the June 13, 1912 issue of Crockery and Glass Journal: “This is a plaque bearing a picturesque scene of an old fashioned American homestead by the side of a stream. An artistic rustic bridge crosses the water, under which are [...]

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Smith Glass Blue Kanawha # 593 Toothpick Holder

Saturday, November 14th, 2009

This lovely blue kanawha toothpick holder has the Smith paper label. The Kanawha # 593, measures approximately 21/2″ wide, and 2. 1/8″ tall, with no chips, cracks, scratches or repairs, this lovely toothpick holder is in near mint condition. Great for special occasions or as display, this vintage toothpick holder would make a lovely addition [...]

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Cambridge Hexagonal Star-Starburst Clear

Friday, November 13th, 2009

This beautiful Cambridge Hexagonal Star salt measures approximately 1 7/8″ in diameter and 7/8″ tall, the rim has some roughness and one panel has roughness/tiny nicks otherwise it is in very good condition with no chips, cracks, scratches or repairs. Also included is a clear glass spoon with twisted handle measuring approximately 2.25″. This beautiful [...]

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Marshall Field & Co. Ornate Brilliant Cut Glass Open Salt Cellar – Circa 1913

Friday, November 13th, 2009

This ornate brilliant cut glass salt cellar is exceptionally nice, with a lovely sparkle it stands approximately 1″ tall with a 1 7/8″ diameter and has an eight point star in the base. This salt can be referenced in the “5,000 Open Salts” collectors guide, by Heacock & Johnson, (Reprint J) which shows salts from [...]

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Richard & Hartley/US Glass Round Open Salt Cellar – Circa 1890′s

Thursday, November 12th, 2009

This salt is made from pressed glass in a ribbed round pattern. It measures just over 1/2” in diameter and is in near mint condition with no chips, cracks, scratches or repairs. This salt can be referenced in the “5,000 Open Salts” collectors guide, by Heacock & Johnson, (salt 2589) as Available (will be seen [...]

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