1909 Easley Mfg Company Glass Juicer/Reamer Marked #4 This molded glass reamer/juicer made by the William Easley Manufacturing Company of New York City is a true antique.

It stand 2 3/4 inches tall and is 5 1/4 inches in diameter. The reamer has a wide-lipped saucer with flat-tab edge. A very pointed cone-shaped reamer is in the center with 3 long ribs and 3 shorter ones.

On two of the longer ribs, there is a chip/flake. Visually, these don’t stand out, but can be felt by running your finger over the ribs. The reamer is embossed with Easley, No. 4, and the year date of patent, 1909.
 

Wedgwood Rosedale Fine Bone China Coffee Pot - MINT For your consideration, is this fine example of Fine Bone China, Wedgwood Coffee Pot, in the Rosedale pattern.

Standing 10 inches tall to the top of the finial on the lid, and 8 inches wide from the tip of the spout to the outmost part of the handle, coffee pot is truly elegant.

Done on a white background, with blue pink and green flows and scrollwork. Handle, spout, base, top, and lid are banded in a grayish blue. The lid has a vent hole on top.

The underside of the pot is marked: Wedgwood Bone China Made in England Rosedale R4665. There is also the number 9 stamped in black off to the side.

In perfect, what appears to be unused condition, this piece would do wonders for any table setting, or would be just as lovely in a display cabinet or shelf.
 

Perfect Mason Ball Jar – Blue Glass, One Quart Size, #4 The Mason canning jar stands 7 1/4 inches tall and has the name Perfect Ball Mason embossed on the front of the jar. There is a gold tone screw top lid in place which may not be original to this blue quart Mason jar.

There are no cracks, chips or nicks on this vintage fruit jar, so whether for function or display, the Mason blue glass is ready to go.
 

Woodpecker Ware 3 Nesting Wooden Canisters-Roosters Three wonderfully well-constructed wooden canisters, functional and display worthy, made to nest inside each other for storage. The all wooden dove-tailed canisters range in size from the smallest at 5 1/4 inches square, middle-sized at 6 1/4 inches, and the largest at 7 1/4 inches. All three have lids with knobs for easy access.

The hand-painted rooster design would complement an Americana or French Provincial design and the canisters are in very good vintage condition. The do note that there is ink staining to the smallest canister on the interior bottom. Each is marked with the Woodpecker name, trademark, Handpainted Japan.
 

Dr. Douglas' Spongeware Wonder Baker Pan/Oven Skillet This hard to find blue spongeware pan by Dr. Douglas has never been used and still has the original label attached.

Pan/Skillet measures 11 x 6 1/2 inches and is designed to be used in a regular oven (including oven broiler), but not for use on the stove. The glazed coating on the baking surface also promotes easy clean up.

Made from a special combination of clays which retain heat and cut down on cooking time, baker will keep cooked food hot for around 45 minutes to an hour once removed from the heat source without drying food out.

Impressed under the pan is Dr. Douglas' Wonder Baker Pan (registered trademark) Westchase Marketing, Inc. Made in USA

This is a hefty piece of cookware, weighing about 2 pounds 5 ounces before packaging.
 

4 Jay Imports Retro Metallic Ceramic Mugs Unused in Box Never used and still in the original box and packing is this set of four ceramic mugs, set off with 2 pink, and 2 purple metallic finishes. If you, or that someone special, like that retro look, these mugs are definitely for you.

Standing 6 inches tall, the mugs can be both practical every-day items, or certainly used as part of a display.

Dishwasher and microwave use is not recommended for these mugs.
 

Noritake Azalea Sugar Bowl with Lid-Old Backstamp Measuring 3 5/8 inches to the top of the lid, this elegant handpainted Noritake sugar bowl has vivid and bright coloring and no loss to the gold trim. In appearance, it looks to have been only displayed or tucked away.

There are a few ink dots under the glaze which occurred during the manufacturing process. They are so tiny that our pictures did not capture them, but we want to mention them for the sake of accuracy.

The sugar bowl is stamped in green under the base with the M in Wreath, Handpainted, and the pattern #19322.
 

Norcrest Kitchen Prayer Wall Hanger Skillet Design Prayer wall hangers were a popular part of the 1950’s/1960’s kitchen décor. After that time period, they were not so easily found or displayed.

This Norcrest, made in Japan wall hanger/pocket measures 8 3/4 inches long and is 8 inches wide. A skillet/fry pan in design, this piece has a 1 inch by 3 1/2 inch pocket, and a prayer in script which begins, God Bless My Little Kitchen, I Love Its Every Nook, and Bless Me as I Do My Work, Wash Pots, Pans and Cook. As We Partake of Earthly Food, the Table for Us Spread, We’ll Not Forget to Thank Thee, Who Gives Us Daily Bread.

Complementing the prayer are flowers in yellow, mauve, and blue with green leaves. No chips, cracks or flakes on this lovely wall hanger, but there is crazing on its surface and some lightening of the poem’s script. A partial Norcrest label remains on the backside along with printed #P363.
 

Silverplate Fork and Spoon Tongs Combo-Scissor Handle A wonderful 8 1/2 inch long fork and spoon combination joined by scissor grip handle and marked with the words silverplate and zinc alloy. Not totally certain what the correct term is for this old implement, but it does seem likely that this fork and spoon could have been used to serve or dish out fruit for example – especially hard to pick up ones like berries or cantaloupe balls.

The silverplated combination utensil is in fine vintage condition with embossed scroll and leaf design on the back of the fork and spoon, and on the handle portion. There is slight age spotting on this utensil , but there are no dents, or dings and the scissor grip device works well.
 

Antigua Folk Art Wooden Box Fish/Sauce Server w/ Forks This is a marvelous native Antiguan Folk Art wooden box with hand carved sailfish design on top and bottom that was purchased at an estate sale. This very interesting piece had been bought in Antigua by the man’s parents and its use is similar to a pu-pu or appetizer tray.

On the inside, the box has decorative carvings that surround twelve round pods (6 to a side) and two oblong shaped depressions, (one on either side). The two sides are hinged together, and when opened on a table, the pods would be filled with fish, seafood, and sauces.

The set comes with six mini forks that are marked, Stainless Japan. The artist’s name, G. Julian, Antigua is etched into the side of the box. This Antigua box is in very fine condition, and when you bring it to your table, you’ll be adding a tropical island flair to any get-together.
 

VTG Unused Wooden Mortar & Pestle Set - Rich Woodgrain Vintage mortar measures 4 1/4 inches in height, is 3 1/2 inches in dimeter across the top, and is 2 inches deep. Matching pestle is 5 1/2 inches long and is 1 3/8 inches wide at the end opposite the handle.

Mortar sits on a stepped base and is carved from hardwood, possibly oak. The pestle is made from the same wood and features a ring design on the handle.

Set is unused condition, with a rich, warm woodgrain. Wood is in great condition.

Whether for use or display, this is a very attractive set.
 

Vintage Mirro Omelet Maker Pan with Printed Recipes This vintage handy Omelet Maker Pan made by Mirro looks to have been hardly used.

Pan measures 9 1/2 inches when open and about 1 1/4 inches deep, which excludes the cover portion. Done in a canary yellow finish, each side had a printed recipe.

The top side tells you how to make a French omelet, including ingredients and cooking instructions, and the bottom side has the recipe for a Puffy omelet. Pan can be used both on the stove and in the oven, but is not for use with the oven broiler.

Pan is in great condition, free of any major dents or stains. The wording and graphics have very slight wear, but are in tact and can be easily read.

A great retro kitchen item for either use or display.
 

1950’s Mayer China Creamer/Pitcher Fade In, Fade Out Throughout its history, Mayer China of Beaver Falls, PA, produced fine quality restaurant and hotel ware. This fifties creamer or syrup pitcher stands 3 inches tall and measures 2 1/4 inches across the top opening to the tip of its pouring spout.

Described as a Fade In, Fade Out design, the little pitcher has an eye appealing retro look with its flaring bottom, and hand painted mauve/burgundy and black design on a white background. In fine vintage condition, without any issues, the creamer carries the Mayer stamped name, and #54, indicating year date of manufacture.
 

West Bend Vintage Stoneware Handled Pot–Barbecue Use You could probably call this a forerunner of the slow cooker or crock pot used over a barbecue grill. The West Bend stoneware Barbecue is 5 1/4 inches tall with a 6 1/4 inch wide top opening. The Just Rite yellow and red graphics feature barbecued meat on a bun illustration.

The pot is hefty, side handled, and is without cracks, chips, or nicks. The base area shows darkening where it was used in the great outdoors but overall, it is in very good vintage condition, and stamped with the West Bend name.

We do not know if this crock originally came with a cover, because we were not able to find any history on this type of West Bend Barbecue.
 

2 Staffordshire England Mugs/Cups Hunting & Canal Scene This pair of beige and brown tone Staffordshire, England cups/mugs measure 3 1/4 inches in height and are 3 1/4 inches across the top opening.

One of the cups has a fox hunting scene surrounding the body of the cup with horse, properly attired hunters, and hounds. The second cup has a wrap-around scene of boats, and a waterway with a canal and fishermen. This cup has C16 marked on one of the boats.

Each of the cups has an impressed Staffordshire, Made in England Tableware under the base and is without any chips, nicks, or loss to the print.