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Hall China/Utilities Specialties - Large Lettuce Green Flip Top
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
Block Pattern EAPG Flip Top Bowl
I don’t know anything about this bowl except that it’s really handsome. It has no manufacturer’s marks and because of its condition
Triangle Patterned Green/White Jackson China Flip-Top Bowl
This is an exceptional pattern in one of the older Jackson China flips, with its striking band of rows upon rows of tiny deep green triangles against
Burgundy and White Stripes Flip-Top Bowl - Jackson China
This is an especially nice flip-top bowl in classic burgundy and white stripes in the smaller size: 4 1/2 inches in diameter by 3 inches high, not
Howard Johnson's Open Sugar Bowl - Pie Man Pattern - 1955
Beautiful deep sugar bowl in Howard Johnson's most well known Pie Man pattern that features a boy and his dog in burgundy red. The bowl is about
JaXon China - Jackson China - Creamers, no Handles
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
JaXon China - Jackson China - Handled Creamer or Rocaille Jug
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
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Pair of JaXon China - Jackson China - Butter Pats
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
Jackson China Tankard - Fraternal Order of Eagles - Dubois PA
Jackson China tankards are an extremely hard-to-find shape and unlike most vintage mugs also make the perfect mug to use every day. I've had mine