Silvery Sunday: Vintage Racks

I'm joining the Silver Sunday get together over at Gypsy Fish Journal

come on over with your treasures!


These vintage dinnerware racks are obviously not silver, but they are "silvery",
so that's my story and I'm sticking with it!

These vintage accessory items are highly sought after by collectors, so when you are out and about
keep your eyes open for them and grab them up if you are lucky enough to spot them.


Some of these examples from my collection were made by Royal Chrome and can be
seen in this 1937 vintage brochure.

This one was designed as a "salad set".
Shown holding vintage Fiesta salad and luncheon plates.

Below is the "sweet meats" dish, designed for candied fruit or jams and such.
Shown holding a vintage Fiesta cream soup bowl in Ivory.

The marmalade jar rack is shown holding a vintage Fiesta Red marmalade jar.

A vintage "Betty Bowl" in its original rack shown in Yellow.
These were premium items from Betty Crocker and I was lucky
enough to obtain the original shipping box when I purchased one of mine.

This little vintage tuna baker in its custom designed rack was a premium offer from
Chicken of The Sea and comes in several standard colors.

These small racks meant to hold custard cups were fairly common and were
produced by a number of makers.  Shown here with custard cups from
Homer Laughlin China's OvenServe line of kitchen ware.

And finally this specialty casserole rack holding the "Handy Andy"
bowl from the Homer Laughlin OvenServe line.

Thanks so much for stopping by for the July Silver Sunday event!