Crockett Spurs with Heart Strap Pin This is a nice pair of spurs - they are marked "CROCKETT" on the bottom of the heel band - made by Crockett Bit & Spur Co. of Kansas. They each have one heart strap pin,heel chains, 9 point rowels and their original leather straps. I believe this particular model is fairly rare to find.

Crockett spurs were created by Oscar Crockett of Pecos, Texas - he was born in 1887. Crockett Bit & Spur Co. made spurs from the early 1900's until about 1950.

Condition is good, the rowels move freely and all parts are present. The metal is fully rusted except for the silver heart. The straps are stiff with age but still can be buckled and unbuckled - one is stiffer than the other. Measures 8 3/4" from tip to tip long as currently strapped .
Condition: Good
Manufacturer: Crockett  

Dazey Ice Crusher - Dazey Rocket This is a nice red and white crank ice crusher made by Dazey - model 160. It has a metal top with twist on red plastic bottom to hold the ice. You crank the handle while placing cube in the top. Best of all, it still has the original mounting plate for the wall.

It measures 10 1/2" tall and 6 1/4" wide. The top metal has some missing paint from vintage use. There are no cracks or chips.
Circa: 1950
Condition: Very Good
Manufacturer: Dazey  

Rare Fenton Opalescent Northern Star Plate This is a lovely Fenton plate in the Northern Star pattern. It is white opalescent which makes it a rare find -it is often found in carnival and crystal but rarely in large opalescent plates. It has a nice geometric pattern that dates to 1908. Measures 10 3/4" in diameter.

Excellent condition with no cracks or chips. There are some light scratch marks from use and a small teardrop size blip of extra glass on the back side. Normal scuffing on the bottom from shelf sitting.
Circa: 1908
Condition: Excellent
Manufacturer: Fenton  

Viking Epic Petal Foot Candy Dish #6709 Thistle This is a lovely pink candy dish made by Viking Glass during the 1960's. It is part of the Epic line and this particular dish is called a Petal Foot. The color is pink, or what Viking called "Thistle". It stands 9" tall with lid and 5 5/8" across at the widest point.

Condition is excellent with no cracks, chips or issues.
Circa: 1960
Condition: Excellent
Manufacturer: Viking Glass