This lovely creamer by Carr China was made in brown in the Empire pattern on the plant’s white clay body. The creamer is 2” wide by about

Billed when created as the world's safest plane, the Ercoupe is a low-wing monoplane, first manufactured by Engineering and Research Corporation

This beautiful platter was made exclusively for the Erie Railroad in the early 20th century, and I love the delicacy of the berries and leaves Gould

Oh, I wanted this to be made by the Fred Harvey Company with those tantalizing FH initials and the Southwestern rust/brick red and mustard gold

This very heavy little pie plate was made in 1959 for General Motors and has seen lots of use over the last half century. It is 7” in diameter

This bowl is a beauty, and one of the growing list of hard-to-find colors in the family of flips. Although marked simply Utilities Specialties, it

This lovely creamer, just 3 3/16" tall, was made by Scammell's Trenton China on its Lenape rich tan body, with a dark green pine bough pattern.

I’ve found myself with a collection of unusual toothpick holders, most of which are about a hundred years old. They were used in fine hotels

What a perfect plate to have on hand to cheer up a family member feeling under the weather – their own Home and Hospital Club plate! Whether

What a lovely little plate from the Hotel Huntington that was located in St. Petersburg, Fla. It was built in the very early 20th century and never