Vintage 1950s Glass Refrigerator Water Bottle by Anchor Hocking - Two Available Sold Individually travel book This pair of vintage brass

This pair of vintage brass pineapples aren't quite as old as the watery trade routes but they both contain a time-worn patina all their own

The last 62 pages of this book focuses specifically on wartime recipes and menu planning which helped home cooks navigate the challenges of WWII rationing when butter

First published in 1947

Ruhla successfully evolved throughout the 20th century until the factory closed permanently in 1991

This cranberry bowl features Canonsburg's Lejean pattern

Vintage 1950s Glass Refrigerator Water Bottle by Anchor Hocking - Two Available Sold Individually travel book This pair of vintage brass{HISTORY} If you walked into the Walter N. Boysen Paint Store in Sacramento, CA in September 1950, chances are you'd be the proud recipient of a free Anchor Hocking glass refrigerator water bottle just like the one featured here. Part of a promotional giveaway for any shopper who spent $1. 00 or more in the paint or wallpaper sections, these stylish beverage bottles were the go to choice for fridge owners across the country when it came to enjoying a