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MacBeth-Evans Pink Dogwood 5.5" Cereal Bowl. Produced from 1930-34. In mint condition 5 are available.

MacBeth-Evans Pink Dogwood 8.5" Bowl. Produced from 1930-34. In mint condition.

Fire King Laurel 9" Gray Dinner Plate was produced from 1951-65. 9-1/8" in diameter and in mint condition. Four plates are available.

Fenton Lincoln Inn Stemmed Tumbler, Crystal measures about 4.75" tall. Not sure of the ounces it holds, but estimate at 7 oz. -- definitely not 8 oz. 10 are available, all in mint condition.

Hocking made the Bubble pattern between 1934-65. These 8" sapphire blue flat soups are in excellent condition. Three are available.

Indiana King's Crown Luncheon Plate, 8.3" across. 7 are available, all in mint condition.

Indiana King's Crown water stems are 5.5" tall and 3" wide at the top. They are slightly flared and all in mint condition. 7 are available.

Indiana King's Crown Sherbet is 3.25" high, 3.5" wide. 8 are available, all in mint condition.

Indiana King's Crown Cake Stand has a 9.5" diameter and is 3" high.It is in mint condition.

Fostoria Romance Mayo: the bowl is 5" across, the underliner is 6.3" wide. The Romance etching was produced from 1942-82. This set is in mint condition.

Fenton 6" Ming Etched Bowl was made in the 1930's. It is three-legged. It is in mint condition.

Duncan & Miller Sandwich 9 oz. stems are in mint condition. They are 5.75" tall. The Sandwich pattern was made from 1924 to 1955. 18 stems are available.

Fenton Mini Bell with Hand-painted Pom-Poms was produced in the 1990's. It is in mint condition standing about 4" tall.

Fenton Orange Tree Carnival Bowl is three-footed. Marigold irridized and in mint condition. Measures about 5" x 3.5". Made in the 1920's.

This Jeannette Green Windsor Diamond Vegetable Bowl measures 12" x 6.5" elongated. It is in mint condition. It was made between 1932-1946.

Hocking Moonstone handled Nappy was made from 1942-1946. It is in mint condition.

Hocking Moonstone Sandwich Plate, 10.75" wide, was made from 1942-1946. It is in mint condition. Only have one available.

Baltimore Pear (Fig) Creamer and Sugar was made the the Adams & Co., of Pittsburgh Pennsylvania in 1888. We have two sets available, both in mint condition. You may have noticed that we call it Baltimore Pear -- today's common name for this set. We also include the word Fig, as this is the original description of the fruit on the pattern. -- Things change over time.