Wilton Columbia PA-Give Us This Day Our Daily BreadTray

Description: Vintage Wilton Columbia PA tray plate bowl – “Give us this day our daily bread”. Measurement approximate: 9.25 x 6.5. Condition: Very Good.Shipping:• Domestic: Flat-rate of $18.00

Ivory color porcelain tray

Antique bread plate, turned out of fruit wood. All hand carved, open work carvings in deep detail. Displays a wheat sheaf, with various farming implements, surrounded by the popular Biblical verse, Ma

19th c embroidered Motto ( Give us this day our Daily Bread ) in Victorian frame ( missing one leaf off bottom left ) frame measures 11" x 23". From Woodstock, N.Y. estate of former owner of the Woods

Large Glass Platter "Give Us This Day Our Daily Bread"

1974 Framed Cross Stitch "Give Us This Day out Daily Bread" 27X15

American, late 19th century, mixed woods. One carved "Give Us This Day Our Daily Bread", one with carved "Wedding Gift", one with carved wheat and fruit, one with carved wheat and grapes. 11.5"-13.5"

(9) Pieces religious themed early American pattern glass, mostly trays and plates, rare oval footed Give Us This Day Our Daily Bread, 13" l, oval Vaseline Give Us This Day Our Daily Bread, 12 3/8" l,

WWI original ink drawing "PREPAREDNESS / "Give Us This Day Our Daily Bread", signed LRC "W. Knox / A 2101". Sight 21" x 14", overall 29 1/2" x 23".

Laura Ingalls Wilder EAPG Wheat Sheaf Pressed Glass Bread Platter Crossed Disk Glassware Give Us This Day Our Daily Bread as pictured in 1885 Montgomery Ward Catalog Approximately 12 1/8 x 10 inches.

2 WOODEN PLATES & ANTIQUE RASPBERRY BUCKET-GIVE US THIS DAY OUR DAILY BREAD WOODEN PLATE WITH FLOWER DESIGN - DONNEZ NOUS NOTRE PAIN QUOTIDIEN PLATE WITH FLOWER MOTIF & WOODEN RASPBERRY BUCKET WITH HA

Lot (5) early plates, "GIVE US THIS DAY OUR DAILY BREAD". Largest 10 1/2" D..

UNLISTED SHEAF OF WHEAT FOOTED BREAD PLATE, colorless, foliate decoration flanking an oval bowl with a sheaf of wheat on the base, rim states "GIVE US THIS DAY/OUR DAILY BREAD," raised on an oval foot

NOS 1956 Tender Krust Break Advertising Calendar. Litho of Norman Rockwell's, "Give Us This Day Our Daily Bread". Bottom reads, "For health and vigor Tender Krust Bread Park Region Bakery Fergus Falls

Includes plate and lidded jar. Text around plate Give Us This Day Our Daily Bread. Plate 12" diameter. Jar 7" high. IMPORTANT: Before bidding, please read the terms and conditions. When you registered

Laura Ingalls Wilder EAPG Wheat Sheaf Pressed Glass Bread Platter Crossed Disk Glassware Give Us This Day Our Daily Bread as pictured in 1885 Montgomery Ward Catalog Approximately 12 1/8 x 10 inches.

Centennial Expo Gillinder Daily Bread Plate & Candy Bell A nice Bread Plate with lettering saying Our Daily Bread Give us this Day Continental & is about 13" across You also get a Still Filled Liberty

(2) Pattern Glass Items, (1) 13" x 9" Bread Tray, Horseshoe Motif, "Give Us This Day", (1) 5" x 2.5" Covered Compote, Baseball Bat Stem With Baseball Shape Compote & Lid, Two Of Bats Have Crack In Han

(3) Pattern Glass Items - (1) Pattern Glass Covered Butter Dish - 4" X 7.75" Oblong with Reticulated Border and Leaf Highlights; (1) 13" X 8.5" Bread Tray Egyptian Scene "Give Us This Day"; (1) 11" X

Wilton Columbia, PA, RWP pewter plates, set of 6, stamped to the underside "Wilton-Columbia, PA and RWP." Set of 6 plates.

A Union letter from Samuel McAlavey, Co. H, 27th Regiment Penna. Militia. June 26, 1863. Written only days before the first day's Battle of Gettysburg of July 1. "Marched through Columbia [PA] and enc

A Pair of American Mahogany Cased Two-Day Ship's Chronometers of U.S. Navy Interest Hamilton Watch Co., Lancaster, PA, First Half 20th Century model 22, the chronometer cases stamped Mtd Watch. Bureau

A truly rare and historic piece of American history: a document signed by Abraham Lincoln himself, appointing an anti-slavery speaker as a US Attorney just days before the start of the Civil War. As P

DESCRIPTION: York, Pennsylvania Joseph Taylor 8 day tall case clock. Inscription at base of dial platform reads "Made by Joseph Taylor December 1824" Initialed on the hour wheel bridge "JT" and number