Household Collectibles: 
Glass, Ceramics, Silver Plate

An assortment of collectible glassware,
interesting ceramic items, and silver plate


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For more information, contact Ed Loewenton: ed@loewenton.org
Many other items for sale

HAND-FORGED ALUMINUM TRAY WITH GLASS SERVING DISH

11.5" Embossed Aluminum Platter is marked "Everlast Hand Forged", with anchor logo. 

Aluminum giftware for the home became fashionable during the 1930s, at a time when most Americans could not afford luxury metals like silver. One of the most prolific manufacturers of aluminum giftware was Everlast Metal Products Corporation of New York City.

PRICE: $25.00 
WILLIAM ROGERS SILVER PLATED SERVING TRAY

12.25" platter is marked "William Rogers 171", has anchor and eagle logos. May have been made in late 1800's. However, The mark Wm. Rogers surrounded by a star and eagle was used by William Rogers between 1825 to 1841 on his coin silver spoons. From 1878 to 1893, after the death of William Sr., it was used by Simpson, Hall, Miller and Company after they signed an agreement with Wm. Rogers Jr. This mark was used again off and on from the late 1800s until at least 1939 by the International Silver Co.

PRICE: $25.00
SILVERPLATE URN

Marked "Southington Co, Quadruple Plate 5081 Gilt, 5081 Gilt". 

Southington Cutlery Co. operated in Chicago from 1868-c.1908,  produced silverplated brittania ware in the 1880s

PRICE: $27.00

By the 1850's, a number metal craftsmen had shifted their operations to the manufacturing of silver-plated wares in various forms, ranging from silver tea and coffee services to silver butter dishes, pickle castors, cake dishes, silver platters, silver tureens, and other table ware. Among the large manufacturers besides Rogers Brothers, were Reed & Barton of Taunton, Massachusetts, who began electroplating in 1848, and the Meriden Britannia Company, founded in 1852 in Meriden, Connecticut, and by 1863 the largest maker of plated silver in America.
AUTHENTIC DELFT COVERED JAR WITH LID

5.5" diameter x 2.5" tall.  C. 1968. Perfect condition.

PRICE: $60.00

Since 1879, each hand painted article produced in Holland by De Koninklijke Porceleyne Fles has been marked as shown, representing a jar, the initials JT, and the City of Delft. CM is the year code for 1968.

6" ETCHED-GLASS PLATES, SET OF 8

Excellent condition; very small nick on edge of one plate, some utensil marks.

PRICE: $30.00

HEAVY VENETIAN ETCHED GLASS VASE

5" tall x 3.5" x 2". Purchased in Venice in 1964.  Probably Sommerso style of very thick glass.  Unusual oval shape. Bottom is signed.

PRICE: $75.00

SHOT GLASS

2.25" tall

PRICE: $5.00

For more information, contact Ed Loewenton:  ed@loewenton.org    Morrisville, VT 05661
      

ANTIQUE WEDGEWOOD FOOTED BOWL WITH HANDLES

5.125" diameter. Intricately carved edge: grapes, fluted body.. Pattern #2804 Cream-on-cream. 
Some mottling to glaze; small chip on foot.

Legend on bottom: :
Wedgewood Embossed Queensware 
Made in England
USA Patent August 1, 1892
Pattern No. 2804 

PRICE: $40.00
4.25" DIAM. METALLIC GLAZED DISH - $8.00


6 BUTTER KNIVES WITH CERAMIC HANDLES - $12.00
Stainless blades are 4.5" long. 
FIESTAWARE:  SET OF 6 10-OZ JUICE GLASSES

Plastic printed sweat bands. Apparently very rare.

Sit on your patio on a hot summer day with these glasses and bring back the 1950s!

PRICE: $30.00 
    
VINTAGE Depression Glass Leaf-Shaped Dish Bowl

6.25" long x 4.25" wide

PRICE: $10.00

ROYAL BAYREUTH "DEVIL & CARDS" PITCHER/CANDY DISH/MATCH HOLDER

6" wide  x 5" tall. Cards are transfer decorations and devil is hand painted. Blue seal on bottom - Royal Bayrueth P.T. Priv. 1794 Bavaria suggests manufacture prior to 1919, guarantees authenticity.  

Crack repaired - see image. 

PRICE: $50.00
$150 or more if perfect.
MOLDED ETCHED GLASS STEMWARE GLASSES SET OF 4 + 1

14 oz champagne-style  glasses.  4 perfect condition plus 1 with repaired crack in base.

PRICE: $40.00

For more information, contact Ed Loewenton:  ed@loewenton.org    Morrisville, VT 05661