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Luray Lu-ray pair blue shakers
This set is the real thing, a salt and a pepper shaker in the Windsor Blue color. They stand 3 3/4" tall. They are in excellent condition overall with just some minute damage on one of the holes of the salt shaker. The holdes of the pepper shaker are perfect with no damage. They have no corks at present. A great set!
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Purinton shooting star honey jug
Purinton shooting star honey jug
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Purinton Heather mini jug salt shaker
Purinton Heather Plaid mini jug salt shaker with original cork in excellent condition. It stands 2 1/2 inches tall.
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Purinton Epicure Ming Tree 2 C. teapot
This 2 C. teapot was made by the Puriton Company but is labeled on the bottom Epicure. The Orange Pekoe Tea it originally contained was by Stephen Leeman Products Co of Teaberrypot, West Nyack NY. The original label is still on pot. The green and maroon Oriental design is a perfect match for the tea once found inside. Excellent condition.
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LuRay Windsor blue double eggcup
This Lu-Ray Windsor blue double eggcup keeps getting harder and harder to find, especially in this excellent condition with no crazing, chips or cracks. Add it to your Taylor Smith Taylor or Lu Ray collection today
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Luray Lu-ray yellow sauceboat gravy as is
Though it has a nice on the under side of the rim on the stand, this Luray Persian Cream sauceboat / gravy boat is still serviceable. Use it and have no fear of breakage! The rest of the piece is in excellent shape. A very useful serving piece which would blend well with many other American dinneware lines. A great price too!!
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Luray Lu-ray USA marked pink eggcup
Carrying the U.S.A. mark on the bottom inside, this Luray pink eggcup is getting scarcer and scarcer. It is in excellent shape. Add it to your Lu Ray collection today.
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6 LuRay Coffee Tree gray decaled coupe soups
In 1949 to 1951, the Taylor Smith Taylor company issued the scarce gray LuRay with a few decals. This bold green leaf and brown branch decal called Coffee Tree was designed by Walter Dorwin Teague who designed the Conversation line which launched in 1951 and was made until 1954. I like the highly stylized and abstract design on the muted gray glaze. The pattern carried the standard LuRay mark and a datestamp of 9/49
These pieces of the pattern are 6 coupe soups or flat soups. They are all in excellent condition. In fact, they appear unused.
Impressive and useful pieces to add to your LuRay collection or American Dinnerware collection today.
In the 1995 LuRay book by Meehan, a regular gray LuRay coupe soup is listed at $18-$25. This exact decal can also be seen on page 86 of that fine reference book. Price is each. Order all 6 if you like.
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Forest green Mid-Century shakers
Straight from a Vermont farmhouse country auction, to you, measuring 2 1/4 inches tall, this pair of salt and pepper shakers is a vibrant forest green. By its biomorphic shape, it was most likely done in the late 1940s or early 1950s to go along with one of the popular dinnerware sets of the era. They are not marked, so are they Ballerina, Pebblestone, California Modern, Monterey, you tell me. They still have their original corks and are in very good shape. Add them to your American dinnerware collection today.
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Purinton Pottery Club official tee-shirt
This size Large Fruit of the Loom Supercotton Made in the USA white 100% cotton t-shirt was purchased by my parents in the late 1980s or early 1990s at the one convention of the Purinton Collector Club they attended. They purchased this Tee-shirt for me as a souvenir of that convention. I have never worn it.
It features the logo Happiness is Purinton and features a large replica of the Purinton Apple pattern large platter with the green edges. I hope someone who loves Purinton will purchase and wear it to flea markets or shows displaying it. What a great Mother's Day or Father's Day gift for next year. Have a friend who collects Purinton? How about an early Christmas present. Again, size is Large. It is short sleeved and in excellent condition.
Enjoy!
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Luray Lu-ray gray footed 13 inch platter
Measuring almost 13 1/2 inches across, this World War II era American dinnerware oval footed 13 inch platter is in the scarcer and harder to find gray color. Gray was made only between 1948 to 1952. It is in very good condition, no chips, cracks or dings but it does have a few light knife marks. It carries the date stamp of 8 49 on the back. Valued at $18 in the 1995 Meehan Luray Pastels book on page 21, it is a good bargain and a great starter piece. Break out the mashed potatoes, or the barbecue! Add it to your American dinnerware collection today.
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2 Anchor Pottery 9 inch Elite pattern plates
Anchor Pottery of Trenton New Jersey produced fine dinnerware from 1893 to 1926. The firm was purchased by Fulper Pottery in 1926. Anchor Pottery had been owned by the Grand Union Tea Company and was used to manufacture premiums that Grand Union gave away in the house-to-house sales program, according to a Stangl Company book. These lovely vintage plates are Victorian in decoration with some Aesthetic Period motifs in the transferware pattern. It is a brown transfer pattern around the trim. The semi-porcelai plate has crazing but no chips or cracks. The one plate has a tight hairline on the back as shown in the photo. The mark on the damaged plate was registered in 1918, according to the Lois Lehner book (page 25). The mark on the undamaged plate is listed as Mark 1, meaning it could be from the earliest 1890s period but I am not sure. The pattern is the Elite pattern. The plates measure a little over 9 inches. They are a great piece of American dinnerware. Add it to your buffet or shabby chic decor today. Use both or hang them decoratively.
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Russel Wright AM coffeepot bottom
Russel Wright AM (American Modern) chartreuse demitasse pot bottom. Have the top? What a match!
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Russel Wright Casual pink platter
Russel Wright Casual pink platter in excellent condition. These Casual pieces are practical and stylish. Add it to your collection of serving pieces today! Mixes well with other Russel Wright colors!
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6 LuRay Coffee Tree gray decaled fruit bowls
In 1949 to 1951, the Taylor Smith Taylor company issued the scarce gray LuRay with a few decals. This bold green leaf and brown branch decal called Coffee Tree was designed by Walter Dorwin Teague who designed the Conversation line which launched in 1951 and was made until 1954. I like the highly stylized and abstract design on the muted gray glaze. The pattern carried the standard LuRay mark and a datestamp of 9/49
These pieces of the pattern are 6 5 inch fruit bowls. They are all in excellent condition. In fact, they appear unused.
Impressive and useful pieces to add to your LuRay collection or American Dinnerware collection today.
In the 1995 LuRay book by Meehan, a regular gray LuRay fruit bowl is listed at $10-$15. This exact decal can also be seen on page 86 of that fine reference book. Priced each. Order all 6 if you like.
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