I carry a variety of domestic manufacturers such as: Franciscan, Lenox, Blue Ridge, and Metlox. I also offer a few foreign companies such as: Spode, Copeland, Royal Doulton, and Wedgwood. Although used, the dinnerware pieces generally show little wear and tear. Most of the manufacturers listed have gone out of business so their patterns are getting harder and harder to find. Franciscan Pottery had several lines of glassware; such as Madeira manufactured by Tiffin and Cabaret, by Fostoria. Look for these under the name of the manufacturer in Glassware. I do have some of the English Desert Rose glassware and that is listed under Dinnerware/Franciscan/Desert Rose (Eng).
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I have a sizeable selection of steins by Anheuser Bush (Bud steins, both holiday and general). I also carry some Avon Steins, ice buckets (by various manufacturers), ashtrays (primarily casinos like Harrah's, Mapes, Harold's Club and the like) and anything else I associate with a bar. However, most glassware is listed separately under the Glassware category.
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I carry kitchen canisters, pie plates, bowls, coffee pots, casseroles, cookie jars, etc. I usually have a good selection of Royal China/Jennette Country Harvest pie plates. There are some items from Hall, Pyrex (a diverse selection), Smith Glass, Twin Winton, Anchor Hocking and Fire King. Be sure to check out your favorite manufacturer under the other categories as well.
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This category includes items such as vases, candlesticks, decorative glassware and candy dishes. Some of the manufacturers represented include Treasure Craft, Anchor Hocking, Avon, Fenton, Viking Glass and L. E. Smith. However, be sure to also check out my "Glassware" category for more from your favorite manufacturer.
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Here I have items that don't seem to fit anywhere in the other categories. You never know what you may find here (I don't either)! Right now I have a selection of Wade figurines and Wheaton decanters and collectible bottles.
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I offer various types of glasses and pitchers by a wide variety of manufacturers, including Culver, Cris d'Arques, Duncan Miller, Heisy, Fostoria, Tiffin (primarily Franciscan Madeira glassware), Imperial (Candlewick), Libbey, Indiana Glass and Jeannette Glass Company. Although used, these pieces show little wear and tear. Be sure to check out Housewares and Barware as well for more glass items. I have a separate category for vintage champagne glasses.
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Whenever I can identify the manufacturer of a piece of glass, I list it under that manufacturer's name (such as Tiffin's Special Thistle champagne glasses). The vintage champagne glasses I feature under this category are either of unknown origin or I have not been able to confirm/verify the manufacturer. Many of these champagne glasses have very similar shapes with subtle variations which I have tried to describe. Many of those pictured here were made in the late 1800's up to the 1920s so it is very difficult to track them down. I appreciate any help I can get in positively identifying the makers.
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