The Hub Antiques

She is to show off your pretty plant. I have some cactus and succulents planted in small planters like this one. Easy way to start ivy.

Remember when you set the dinner table, on Sunday? You would use your finest china and crystal. These are some of the fine crystal, but they are heavy.

Need weekend reading? This is just the latest to hit the shop. What you need to know about airplanes , with pictures.

Early American prescut, has been used since the 1960s. Almost every home has at least 1 piece. It may be buried, but trust me it is there. This is the butter and the small mixing bowl..

Different patterns of pink depression glass. Some collect a certain pattern and some just collect pink. Do you have a preference?

Need a fan to cool you off? This is a paper and bamboo fan from the 1970s.

Belly up to the bar, and have a cold Coors! Will also hold water, or tea. I don't care what they told you😁

Texas sized chip and dip from the Frankhoma pottery company. It was made in Oklahoma. They also made a cake pan that didn't have the dip part sectioned off.

Last three pairs, they are feet, humity-dumpty, and chillie Willie, sets. The last two are plastic.

Another day of unusual salt and pepper shakers

Brought in more salt and pepper sets.

These are the same size just different colors of green. Verde green one looks almost yellow in the picture.

Thank you to The Hub Antiques for participating in Summer Sale and having 10% off music during the event!
The Hub Antiques

I like colored dishes. They are fun. There are several designers. And several companys made them, from bright colors to these pastels.

Indiana Sandwich pattern was distributed by Tiara Exclusives, a company that started home party's in 1969.

I guess I'm on a pottery kick. Look at this hand made piece. Is not that little flower on the handle great!

I love this pattern on the pottery bowls. I almost planted flowers in them.

This is a funeral vase. Very heavy at the base and 15 inches tall. Beautiful in person as pictures do not do it justice. Look at size next to hand sanitizer.

Who needs a jar? I like the way this photo turned out. I will be open Saturday 10-3.

These are insulated bowls. "In the old days" you could eat ice cream , and your hand wouldn't get ice cold, and heat from you hand wouldn't melt the ice cream. What an invention. I'm working today and tomorrow, come see me.

Look at this carnival colored punch bowl. It has 12 cups, a plastic ladle, and holders for the cups. Ain't that a firecracker? I am open today, come see me.

One of the prettiest clear, depression glass patterns. This is Manhatten. The circles really sets off the wonderful food.
I will be open July 4th. Come see me!

I use this square Corning wear pan the most. From biscuits to crustless quiche, to casseroles. It is the perfect size. This pattern is blue Cornflower.

This is a Georgian pattern emerald green glass. This pattern was made by many companys. In the store I have amber, green, red, cobalt blue, and clear.

These are old bottle stoppers.

Crystal vase would hold flowers that can't take the outside heat.

FOSTORIA AMERICAN flat bottom glasses. Pretty hard to find as they were used every day.

This is a framed hankey, next to a star burst mirror.

This is a gear shift k**b, for a 4 on the floor. Who knows what that means? Do your children? Grandchildren? Some things are just old timey, thank goodness they are gone.

This is Coin Dot pattern. It was a Fostoria pattern. Most of the pieces were serving or side pieces, like candle, sugar, butter, vases candy dishes and serving bowls. It is a pretty pattern. I have several pieces in amber and clear. It also came in red.