Vintage Dinnerware

This set of 6 dessert/fruit bowls were made by Anchor Hocking glass company, mid century. The bowls are Royal Ruby, the deep red color of glass made exclusively by Anchor Hocking. The bowls have a gentle, saw-tooth like top edge, a circular thumbprint design near the base, and a starburst pattern on the bottom. They are perfect for ice cream, cobbler desserts, pudding, jello, fruit, or even individual side dishes like coleslaw or veggies. All of the bowls are in good condition with no…

Forest Green Charm Luncheon Plates by Anchor Hocking - Set of 4 Vintage 1950's Green Square Glass Plates - Mid Century Dinnerware by ClassyVintageGlass on Etsy

This green rectangular platter was made by Anchor Hocking (1940's - 1960's) The color is Forest Green and the pattern is Charm A great replacement or addition to your Forest Green dinnerware This seems to be a more difficult piece to find in the Charm dinnerware pattern There may be some light scratch marks, but overall in excellent condition, with no chips or cracks Measures approximately 10 3/4 inches long and 8 inches wide. BZ

Large vintage Forest Green bowl Made by Anchor Hocking mid century Goes perfect with other Forest Green dinnerware Bowl is ideal for mixing/serving salad, chips, etc. Measures approximately 10 1/4 inches across at the top and is bout 4 inches tall Good condition, with no chips or cracks; some scratch marks from use B58

Melmac is back! This vintage MELMAC dinnerware is retro fun and perfect around kids, for picnics, camping, in a vintage/mid century kitchen, etc. Would be great in a retro camper kitchen, too! These plates were made in the 1960's by the Mallory company of Chicago, Illinois, known for their quality melamine dinnerware. The name/brand for this set is Mallo-Belle. The set includes 7 dinner plates (10 Inch), 6 salad/bread plates ( 7 1/2 inch) and 6 saucers (5 7/8 inch). The plates have light…

This Dorothy Thorpe flared salad bowl has a 1 1/2 inch sterling silver band along the top edge. Dorothy Thorpe iconic silver band glassware and dinnerware such as this was made from 1947 to 1963. It is perfect in a mid century modern decor. This large bowl could be used for salad, as a fruit bowl, or even for punch. The bowl has no chips or cracks but there is some wear in the silver along the very top edge. (See last photo for example.) The silver band has some light scratches, but…

Moonstone Opalescent Bowl with Crimped Edge - Clear and White Glass Hobnail Bowl - Anchor Hocking - Vintage 1940's Collectible Dinnerware by ClassyVintageGlass on Etsy

This turquoise colored Melmac bowl was made by Kenro of Fredonia, Wisconsin. Famous for its durable melamine products, Melmac has become a desirable vintage collectible. Not only for the vintage kitchen, but It is also great for camping and the vintage trailer, too! This bowl is in good used condition. The interior has become somewhat dull from use over the years, and has light scratch marks, but still has a nice aqua-turquoise color. Measures about 8 3/4 inches wide at the top and…

This large oval bowl with its curved divider in the center was created in the ceramic studios of Sascha Brastoff of Los Angeles, California. Brastoff was known for his unique designs and techniques and his creations have become highly collectible. This bowl is part of the "Surf Ballet" pattern with its marbleized look of swirls, veining, and lines. The bowl is a muted pink color with a silvery-gray metallic design. The pattern was produced from 1947 to 1963. The bowl could be used for…

These pretty luncheon plates have the King's Crown pattern with its clear center encircled with a clear thumbprint pattern and framed with a beautiful ruby red 1 1/8 inch band. The King's Crown pattern was produced for many years and by a number of companies including Tiffin-Franciscan, US Glass, and Indiana Glass. I won't even attempt to tell you who made these, but I do think these are from later productions in the 1960's or 1970's. This pattern appears to be popular with collectors…

Arcoroc Luminarc Ruby Red 10 Inch Dinner Plates - Set of 6 - Made in France - Vintage Pressed Glass Dinnerware - Antique Ruby - Durand by ClassyVintageGlass on Etsy

Royal Ruby Large Berry Bowl and 5 Small Fruit Bowls by Anchor Hocking - Red Dessert Bowls - Vintage Dinnerware - Retro Holiday Style by ClassyVintageGlass on Etsy

Turquoise Melamine Divided Bowl - Holiday by Kenro - Turquoise Blue with Reddish Brown Flecks - 9 Inch Serving Dish - Vintage Retro Dining by ClassyVintageGlass on Etsy

This listing is for five pink geranium leaf plates made by Bordallo Pinheiro of Portugal. As can be seen from the photos, the plates look like a series of overlapping geranium leaves. Most commonly found in green, this pink color is a lovely alternative. The plates are in excellent condition with no chips or cracks, but several have light crazing, primarily on the underside. The plates measure approximately 8 1/2 inches in diameter. They are perfect for salads, desserts, or serving side…

This set of 6 green depression glass cone-shaped bowls were made by Hocking Glass company of Lancaster, Ohio. The pattern, known as Optic Block, was made from 1929 to 1933. These sherbet cups would also be good for ice cream, berries, etc. They are in very good condition with no chips or cracks.

This McKee milk glass bowl was originally part of a punch set, but the bowl itself is great for serving a variety of foods for the holidays or anytime of the year. The white bowl has a beaded top edge and a green snowflake design on two sides. Please refer to photos. The vintage bowl is in excellent