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Great blue and gold barware ice bowl
What a great addition to your barware collection or bar! This ice bowl or ice tub is American made glass, most likely from the 1950s or early 1960s when it was quite popular to screen gold stylized decoration onto glass items. Cobalt blue squares are separated by gold bars. Each blue square has a stylized gold sun inside. It is a great looking piece with a gold rim. It is gently used but ready to serve many more years in your home. It stands 4 3/4 inches tall and is 5 3/4 inches across the top. Time to make some ice and break out the cocktail recipes!
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Royal Haeger #107 boomerang ashtray
Measuring 10 1/4 inches from one tip of the boomerang to the other, this Royal Haeger #107 has a classic Mid-Century or Googie shape: the boomerang. It is in the lavander Agate glaze. It has five rests. There is some nicotine staining on the piece but not structural damage such as chips, cracks, flakes. I will leave it to the new owner to soak the stains off.
Excellent condition overall. It look stunning on a Noguchi coffee table or perhaps even a Danish Modern or Heywood-Wakefield blond piece.
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Royal Haeger #1040 biomorphic ashtray
This 8" long triangular ashtray is done in the geometric style Haeger loved to use. Though smaller than many of their ashtrays, it still has 6 rests. It is done in the Green Agate glaze which was one of their best selling glazes of all time. That glaze has both green and blue in it. It is in excellent shape with only a tiny chip on the very bottom near one of the stilt marks. It would make a lovely ring or pin tray as well in your bathroom or on your vanity. Add it to your Royal Haeger or American Art Pottery collection today.
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Princess House beer mugs geese
Sold by Princess House, these are two heavy 5 1/4" tall handled glass beer mugs with a Greek Key top and bottom border and a decal transfer scene of two geese feeding near a river. The glass mug is in excellent condition as it was never used. Price is for the pair
An added bonus to this pair of mugs is the original Princess House packing box in which one of the mugs arrived. A bonus for a collector!
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Deco era 12 recipe Cocktail mixing glass
Without the right metal top, this is just a mixing glass, but if you have the exact top, it is a great Art Deco era cocktail shaker. It stands 8 1/4 inches tall and is silk-screened in white, black, red, orange and green. Pure Art Deco graphics of martini glasses and cocktail shakers in black and white form the top band. Three bands of four drink recipes go around the glass horizontally. Probably made by either Hazel-Atlas or Anchor Hocking, definitely made by an American glass company.
In red: Vodka Collins, Old Fashioned, On the Rocks, Whiskey Sour
In orange: Bloody Mary, Manhattan, Tom Collins, Martini
In green: Gin & Tonic, Hiball, Daiquiri, Bacardi.
Hey, who needs a Drinkmaster guide if you can have your recipes on hand! No damage. A great conversation piece for your rec room or sideboard or your living room Eames era bar!
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Yellow recipe Hazel-Atlas Art Deco shaker
Standing 8 1/4 inches tall without the lid and measuring 9 1/2 inches tall with the lid on, this is a great example of the fun and funky world of barware collectibles, a great classic American glass cocktail shaker made by the Hazel-Atlas Glass company.
It features a band of blue silk screened images of bottles, shakers, glasses at the top and underneath are found 12 recipes in yellow for classic American cocktail of the era. You can read and make a Bacardi, Tom Collins, On the Rocks, Gin & Tonic, Martini (with gin of course!), Whiskey Sour, Hiball, Bloody Mary, Vodka Collins, Daiquiri, Manhattan or Old Fashioned. Just follow the recipe on the shaker and multipy by the amount of guests you are serving. With its bright yellow and blue graphics it would look swell in a retro or vintage home bar or on a vintage tray ready to go for your next cocktail party, super useful for entertaining and fun conversation piece
It is free of chips and other types of damage. The glass in quite thick and substantial, which might explain how it has lasted through the years! The lid appears to be aluminum and is in great dent-free condition. The cap is also present and screws open/closed easily. It features a built in ice screen.It is in excellent shape. Add it to your barware collection today.
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Bitossi Raymor Italy covered cigarette box
Measuring 8 inches long x 4 inches wide, this great example of the Raymor line is not fully marked but has enough information on it one can figure out the rest. It has remnants of the original black and yellow Raymor label which would have carried the 5564 number and the initials BIT. One can always tell the Bitossi items by the way the I and T are conjoined in the word ITALY.This was made by the well-known and highly respected Italian firm of Bitossi. Marked on the bottom in black ink is 5564 Italy. The covered cigarette box is extremely heavy. It has a smooth bright orange glaze on it allover, inside and outside. The top features a central motif of a circular crest done in a chocolate brown. As with most of the Bitossi heavy covered cigarette boxes one finds, this one has a few small chips to 2 of the inside corners of the box. However, the lid is in perfect shape, which is hard to find. It still has its original four felt protective pads on each corner of the bottom.
This color of orange was used by Haeger as well as Blenko in glass. It certainly would stand out on a Noguchi glass table or a Paul McCobb blond coffee table. Use it for trinkets, keys and put some bonbons in it. A very versatile piece.
. A very good Mid Century piece of Italian pottery made for the American market! Add it to your cigarette or Mid-century pottery collection today!
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Bitossi Londi Italy covered cigarette box
Bitossi Londi Raymor 8 inch long x 4 inch wide Rimini Blue Bitossi green/blue covered cigarette box, with original circular paper label stating Made in Italy, signed Italy 955 in black ink. One can always tell the Bitossi items by the way the I and T are conjoined in the word ITALY.This was made by the well-known and highly respected Italian firm of Bitossi.
This covered cigarette box is extremely heavy. It has a textured Londi Rimini blue surface onthe outside bottom and a hand-tooled surface decorated with what I call the Raindrop pattern, rows of indentations which give it depth and texture. As with most of the Bitossi heavy covered cigarette boxes one finds, this one has a few small chips to 2 of the inside corners of the box (see photos) . However, the lid is in perfect shape, which is hard to find.
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Royal Haeger round 8
This signed Royal Haeger #1989 4 rest ashtray is heavy and solid. Done in a matte grey glaze, it is highlighted by light green in relief spears on the sides. Excellent condition. Add it to your Royal Haeger or tobacciana collection today.
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Funky 10" Midcentury lighter and ashtray
This 10 inch long ashtray has a place for the lighter in its middle. Black, gray, green stripes accent the piece. There is a glaze rub to the high part of the lighter. The base is in excellent condition. A great addition to your smoking or Mid Century Eames era collection.
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Cocktail mixing set
Three piece set containing,mixing glass with recipes printed on glass,strainer paddle,and stirring spoon in orriginal box.Sorry no cover on box. Also colorful 'MIXOLOGY book. Have fun! Was priced at $30.00. Now on sale for just
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Royal Haeger #138 Ebony Cascade 1954 ashtray
This Royal Haeger #138 Ebony Cascade 1954 ashtray has 4 rests and is fully signed on the bottom. Great 'V' shaped center which adds to the geometric look. Part of the 'new' Cascade glazes Haeger debuted as part of their 1954 line. Excellent condition. Would look stunning on a blond wood coffee table.
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Royal Haeger #2001 red/black 9" wild ashtray
This Royal Haeger #2001 red/black 9' wild ashtray has a very 1960s rec room or den feel to it. Finished in a bold matte red glaze, this 5 rest ashtray would look great next to a retro vase from the Mid Century. In great condition
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Royal Haeger 1836 Jewel Tone 10" ashbowl
This Royal Haeger 1836 Jewel Tone 10' 'ashbowl' is a beauty. The 'Jewel Tone' glaze shown on this piece can be seen as early as 1958 in the company catalogs. Later called Ebony/Jewel Tone, this type of glaze was also produced by the Italian ceramicists who produced items for the Raymor line imported into this country around the same time.
The glaze was created by placing pieces of real glass on the matte black glaze and firing it together. The melting glass fused with the matte glaze, producing a beautiful effect which looks like crystals are included in the piece. It is stunning!
This piece has one tiny flake on one of the raised feet on the bottom. It does not detract from the piece in my opinion.
Add it to your Mid Century pottery or Royal Haeger ashtray collection today.
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Haeger #2111 Guest design Color Band ashtray
This Haeger #2111 ashtray is from a line designed in the 1970s by Haeger main desinger Alrun Guest, whose glazes such as Orange Peel and Lemon Peel are now attracting serious collector attention. A tall vase from this line is shown on p. 12 of the Paradis 'House of Haeger' book.
The 2 rest ashtray has an irregularly shaped biormorphic circular appearance. The width is 8 3/4'. It carried the standard Haeger signature. It has great bands of color on a white speckled background. Think Austin Powers, baby! Excellent condition. Add it to your Royal Haeger or Mid Century Pottery collection today.
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