Here’s a very nice, heavy, large flip-top bowl with a broad maroon or burgundy band that’s surrounded on each side with a narrow gold

The grand Martha Washington Inn, still in business in Abingdon, Virginia, was built as a private home in 1832 and ultimately opened as a hotel in

This bright and shiny 7 1/4" plate carries the Nebraska motto "Equality Before the Law" and includes themes of transportation,

I have two of these gorgeous white creamers with the crisp band of deep green design at the rim, made by McNicol China. Each one is about 2 inches

I believe this beautiful little tray with its Old South cotton boll border was made for the Metropolitan Hotel in Ft. Worth, Texas. It coincides with

Here's another mystery plate made by Mayer China, most likely from the 1940s to 1950s. It has a prominent HT monogram within a hexagon and is added

This bouillon cup in the beautiful, pink, airbrushed Traveler pattern is in excellent condition. All I could find in the way of wear is one tiny rub

This handsome gravy boat was special ordered by New York Central Railroad for use in its dining cars, specifically to commemorate the centennial of

Lovely little creamers in the popular Oakleigh pattern – with its deep sky blue – are bright and glossy and seem to have had minimal if

JaXon China was Jackson China's very early brand, made at its Fall Creek, Penn., plant between 1914 and 1930, according to Jim Strano, author of