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• Selling Porcelain, Ceramics and Pottery on Ebay
• by louis-in-texas( 141)
• Selling Porcelain, Ceramics and Pottery on Ebay I'm going to write agianst my own interests but hey, people, and especially men, do stupid things sometimes. As i'm always looking for a bargain (why else are... 

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  decorative arts | art pottery | china, dinnerware | european art | Antiques

• 307 of 319 people found this guide helpful

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• What's a Sherbet Plate? Depression Elegant Glass Plates
• by catladykate( 1326)
• As food options and lifestyles changed, the plates that people used changed too. We'll explain plates used in glass patterns from the 1920s through 1970s. Elegant glass companies in the 1920s and 30s had to... 

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  Jeannete Depression Glass | Hocking Depression Glass | Jeannette Depression Glass | Fostoria Elegant Glass | Federal Depression Glass

• 102 of 104 people found this guide helpful

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• Glass Stemware Shapes & sizes — Identifying And Using
• by chief-of-stuff365( 91)
• "Have some madeira, m'dear! It's so much nicer than beer." But what about the glass? Madeira, a sweetish fortified wine, is served in a sherry glass. But which of the gazillion vintage and antique glasses on... 

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  crystal glasses | stemmed glass | barware | wine glass | cordial glass

• 81 of 88 people found this guide helpful

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• Identifying SYRACUSE China Patterns Guide #1 Railroad
• by nanalulu( 7829)
• Identifying SYRACUSE China Patterns Guide #1 Railroad China Syracuse China began operation in 1871 as Onondaga Pottery Company (OPCO) still continues to produce china today in Syracuse New York. They are... 

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  Nanalulus Linens | Syracuse China | Railroad China | Plates | Syracuse

• 51 of 58 people found this guide helpful

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• Syracuse China Identifying Patterns Guide 2 - Popular
• by nanalulu( 7829)
• Syracuse China Identifying Patterns Guide 2 Popular Designs Syracuse China began operation in 1871 as Onondaga Pottery Company (OPCO) still continues to produce china today in Syracuse New York. They are... 

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  Syracuse | China | Plates | NANALULU | Restaurantware

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