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Made in Turkey for Bayko
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Does anyone know anything about a vintage vase with a sticker that says "Made in Turkey for Bayko Jacksonville Florida"? Any info or a website would be appreciated.

Coffee Products of America Inc.--Ben Hur Products, Inc. Los Angeles
By: Mary Proffitt | 05-09-2008
  Coffee Products of America, Ltd.  Los Angeles - originally made Ben-Hur Brand extracts, spices and I'm thinking possibly the 1920's??  The spice boxes and containers at that time were a dark green.  Sometime in the 1930's Ben Hur changed their spice containers to a red can with edges of a metallic gold trim.   About the 1940's, the containers became solid red, of course the white lettering.  I do notice on the 1940's(?) can that the company name is now Ben-Hur Products, Inc., Losangeles, S.Fran., Portland and Seattle.   My question is:  1. can anybody point me to  a reference on the history of Ben Hur products  2.  Does anybody know the dates of the difference in the can colors/designs etc. Thank you

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Henry Alcock dinnerware
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Henry Alcock 80 piece set from Colbridge, England.  Approx.  100 years old.  It is white with gold accents.  What is it worth?   Cups, plates, saucers, Tureens, Gravy Boat, Sugar Decanter, etc It even has the small salt dishes.

Oil Burning Fireplace Conversion?
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convert gas burning wood burning
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I have a fireplace that has heat bricks installed and was used as a gas fireplace. my question is would it be able to cut the lines and remove pallet lite and convert into wood burning.

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Wall Fountains – Keeping Your Pump in Good Working Order
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The pump is the single most important part to your wall fountain; if you keep the pump in good working order then you will be able to enjoy the use of your fountain for a long time. There are different ways to keep the pump working well the first is a general rule to make sure you keep the water within the water fountain at the right level. If you do not keep the water at the right level this can cause the pump to heat up and then eventually it will blow so by making sure you keep the water le

Wall Fountains - How to Clean Your Wall Fountain
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Wall Fountains – Installing a Wall Fountain (part 3)
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