Al Malaikah Temple, San Francisco, an ashtray from 1954
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1950s Wallace China Shadowleaf pieces for sale
Al Malaikah Temple, San Francisco, an ashtray from 1954
Harold's ashtray. I believe this is the Harold's Club in Las Vegas, NV. Could someone confirm for me please?
The Pixie Kitchen dinner plate. There is quite a bit of interest in Pixie Kitchen collectibles.
I really like this pattern and I have forgotten the name of it. Any help would be appreciated.
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From the collection of Kathleen Lathom
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From the collection of Kathleen Lathom
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This mission pattern platter is quite old. This ends up being considered a railroad pattern plate. I recently bought (finally bought) Dining on Rails which is a must read for this field and I was surprised to find this plate on page (I shall fill this in later tonight 7-4-01)
Really great creamer. Don't know the pattern name but it very similar to Tepco China pieces that I have seen.
Very unattractive egg cup/custard cup. Blech! Who would have ordered these colors? I could only imagine a full set of this china being exponentially worse!
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