19619 Results for For sale in Mulga Al

• Birmingham, AL
• Household Items

For Sale is a Salt and Pepper set in Lenox Chinastone For the Blue Patterns. They each measure 3 1/4" tall and are in excellent condition. Both have stoppers. Please see the pictures as they are part of the description.…

• Birmingham, AL
• Household Items

For Sale is a Lenox Chinastone Creamer in the For the Blue Patterns. It measures 4" across the top by 2 3/4" tall and holds aproximately 8 ounces.Excellent condition with no chips, cracks, utensil scratches or trim wear.…

• Birmingham, AL
• Household Items

For Sale is a set of four (4) Lenox Chinastone Salad/Dessert Plates in the Blue Pinstripes pattern. They measure 8 1/4" and are in in very good condition with minimal use marks and no chips.

• Birmingham, AL
• Household Items

For Sale is a Lenox Chinastone Rectangular Baker/Casserole Dish in the Blue Pinstripes/ For The Blue Pattern The casserole dish measures 13 1/2" x 8 1/2" and is freezer, oven, dishwasher and microwave safe. It is in…

• Birmingham, AL
• Household Items

New In Box Lenox Holiday Dip bowl with spreaderCream color with gold trimHoliday pattern is Holly and berriesGreat Hostess GiftPlease email with any questions before purchaseInternational buyers please check your country's restrictionsThank you for your consideration…

• Pelham, AL
• Antiques

An Original Antique Map of NORTH AMERICA from Rand McNally and Co Atlas, published 1888. States and Territories are individually colored and hundreds of railroads from the time period are shown. McNally rarely dated…

• Pelham, AL
• Antiques

An Original Antique Map of ALASKA from George Cram's FAMILY ATLAS of the WORLD, published 1889. The coastline of ALASKA had been known for nearly a century at the time, but just prior to the ALASKA Gold Rush only a …

• Pelham, AL
• Antiques

An Original Antique Map of the UNITED STATES from George Cram's UNRIVALED FAMILY ATLAS of the WORLD, published 1901. The map shows States individually colored, along with hundreds of towns and railroads. Cram almost…