As you can see, I am a bit fond of Westmoreland's Panel Grape Milk Glass.  There is another shelf of it but I didn't get a very good shot of it.  Folks complain they can't find it in the shops and malls here.  Wonder why?  I love the Flora Dora (Bohemian) emerald green glass too.  It was made by U.S. Glass Co. in 1899.

There are a few more wall pockets scattered around here and there but this is enough for you to get the idea, yes?

   This wonderful old punched tin pie safe has never been painted.  When I first bought it, I already had the perfect place picked out to put it.  I got Russell and Rusty to move it in and I set about finding what I wanted to put in it.  I came back in the kitchen with my arms loaded with old Hull, McCoy and salt glazed bowls, and what did I see?  A "FOR SALE" PRICE TAG HANGING ON IT.  Well that didn't last long at all.  It was snatched off just as soon as I could get my hands free.

   The Hull Woodland console set and cornucopia above are the pre 50's in the gloss white with 22K gold trim.  The lovely bowl on the top left is a rare Austrian figural bowl by Bernard Block, a Bohemian artist who lived in Paris at the turn of the century.  Russell gave me that little lovely for Christmas 1999.  There are also 2 great Peters and Reed vases in that picture.
   I really do enjoy cookie jars and shakers by Regal. The Goldilocks set is a good match for the LRRH collection. The LRRH Bluebird clock goes well with the Goldilocks set.