1960’s Stardust Playing Cards In Original Acrylic Box Tableware which depicts a gentleman speaking

which depicts a gentleman speaking to a lady with Dutch style homes and a carriage with horses in the background

Wedgwood re-introduced three Kestrel breakfast sets in re-worked versions of the 1930s patterns Yellow Daisy

daisy and leaf garland in deep and light blue

sugar bowl and 6 coffee duos (cups and saucers)

Alpacca pieces are generally South American in origin

1960’s Stardust Playing Cards In Original Acrylic Box Tableware which depicts a gentleman speakingThe Stardust brand was manufactured during the 1970s for Stancraft by Brown & Bigelow with nu vue scientifically tinted plastic coating, said to reduce eye fatigue by 35%. Stancraft was actually a subsidiary of Brown & Bigelow Hoyle. Brown & Bigelow was acquired by Standard Packaging Corporation which in turn was acquired by Saxon Industries during the early 1970s. The ace of spades within the deck has all the information printed upon the face and