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EBay, Collectors, Flea Market & Antiques

mrmpa

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5. Just found your post today...

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Sat Dec 24, 2011, 08:35 PM

Dec 2011

Hall isn't worth a whole lot. About 2 years ago it was bought by the Homer Laughlin (they make Fiesta Ware), in West Virginia. Fiesta Ware has a huge tent sale twice a year, and last year Hall had a small tent selling a number of their different items. I've bought kitchen salt & pepper shakers for $2, a pitcher for $3, etc. Hall does make some nice things, but they've never been seen to be on the cutting edge of design.

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Anyone know anything about Hook kitchenware? [View all] REP Dec 2011 OP

I couldn't find anything either! n/t grasswire Dec 2011 #1

You know why? I remembered the name wrong!!! ARGH!! It's HALL REP Dec 2011 #2

OH! grasswire Dec 2011 #3

Not sure... REP Dec 2011 #4

I like those quite a bit. n/t grasswire Dec 2011 #9

Just found your post today... mrmpa Dec 2011 #5

Right in line with what I paid for the pieces I got REP Dec 2011 #6

According to my Hall book the ribbed bowl is from the 1930's. Vinca Dec 2011 #7

Awesome find for you! REP Dec 2011 #8

We like Hartstone Pottery teapots for use. Vinca Dec 2011 #10

+1 McCIoud Dec 2012 #11