This case was the only vertical case in the exhibit. It was somewhat difficult to photograph because the top section has a mirror backing. But there are good images of the individual items if you'll click the links within the individual shelves. The china is all from the 20th century.

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Top Shelf

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• Three pieces of yellow "custard" glass: Mug, Pitcher, and "Goblet"
• Seafood Festival Mug – Hampton Chamber of commerce.
• Marine Memorial china: Cut-out Plate with different scenes (after 1957); small Marine Memorial statuette; blue Marine Memorial Plate made in Japan c. 1960;

Middle Shelf

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• Blue and white dish with nautical/Hampton Beach design – notice that it is a large ashtray
• Paperweight - OceanHouse Hotel
• Cut-out Plate with multiple views
• Milk glass pitcher (on pedestal)
• Paperweight - Hampton River Bridge
• Calendar plate - 1911 & 1912; E.G. Cole Hampton Center; very rare.
• Paperweight - Casino
• Casino object, with bear performing on the stage on the other side - front view; rear view;
• Mugs - Small (on pedestal) and Large, with beautiful coloring, made in Germany; three top hotels of the time - the Puritan, Hill Crest, and Leavitt’s.

Bottom Shelf

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• ashtray (in front) - red and clear glass
• 3 white current souvenir mugs, for local establishments: Baptist Church; Marelli's Market; Colt News;
• 3 clear glass ashtrays (1950s-90s), for local establishments: Rocky Bend restaurant; Savory Street restaurant; Hampton American Legion Post 35 (The color of the background greatly changes the look of these clear glass items)
• Composite bowl (red) c. 1950s, before seashell stage but after Marine Memorial.
• Child’s tea set of Hampton beach – still in original packaging – made in Japan.
• Anniversary Plate - 50th (1907-1957), Hampton Beach Precinct
• Seashell Pitcher - made in USA
• Winnacunnet Plantation beer stein – was in operation in the early 1970s.