This is a Mr. Peanut ten-piece serving set, which includes two master nut bowls and eight individual nut dishes. The bowls are sometimes referred to as "tin lithograph" or "tinware". The set is a type of advertising premium for Planters Peanuts. The master bowl is approximately 6 inches in diameter, and the smaller bowls are about 3 inches in diameter. Some scratched and wear here and there.
$20.00 OBO.
Vintage 1976 Pepsi Collector "Super" Series glass "Riddler", Comic character from Batman. No chips or cracks. Measures 6 1/2" x 3".
$25.00 OBO.
Two 1960's Libbey Glass Saphire Blue Swirl Design Duz Detergent Wine Glasses. Proctor & Gamble giveaway. Priced each. 2 Total. 6 3/8" tall; 2 3/4" in diameter. Excellent condition.
$12.50 each OBO.
Measures approximately 5.5 inches across and 1.75 inches tall. In excellent condition.
$25.00 OBO.
These vintage Jack in the Box figures from 1975 is a must-have for collectors of classic toys. The figure, named "Small Fry," was manufactured in Hong Kong and are in great condition for their age.
$12.00 OBO.
Schering Pharmaceutical Marketing Advertising - Very unique bust advertising Trilafon perphenazine, which was among the first generation of antipsychotic medications developed in the 1950s. Perphenazine is used to treat psychosis in people with schizophrenia and the manic phases of bipolar disorder and OCD. This small bust would have been given to a doctor by a pharmaceutical rep in the 1950s-60s. Dimensions: 4.75” tall x 2-3/8” wide across shoulders and 2.5” deep from back to nose. Excellent condition with no chips or cracks.
$40.00 OBO.
These vintage Maxwell House Coffee Tin Plates feature the iconic slogan "Good Till The Last Drop" and depict the Kaldi goats story on the backside. The white plate has a timeless design that will complement any coffee or tea themed collection. It is an original piece of advertising from the famous coffee brand and is in excellent condition.
$20.00 OBO
Approximatley 3 " tall and 2 1/4" wide. This set is in excellent condition! From the early 1970s. $30.00 OBO.
