Beer signs, motor oil cans, cast iron & McCoy pottery...
Visit Shop 50, where vintage advertising signs cover the lattice walls and breweriana fills up one of the largest and longest-running spaces in the mall. A wooden Redhook rack stenciled “A well-built beer” holds Heidelberg and Texas Pride bottles, stoneware jugs, and Hamm’s and Oktoberfest steins. A framed Kahlua bar mirror with the imported-bottle artwork hangs above a row of cast iron skillets. A Red Stripe bottle cap sign sits near a Ninkasi Brewing medallion. A Coca-Cola sign, and a red Beech-Nut lean against the wall together, and a green Nutro Nature's Choice tin sign sits against the window.
Vintage gas-and-oil tins fill an open wood cabinet in the corner. The top shelf carries a Saveway Motor Oil tin in red and yellow, alongside a galvanized antifreeze can and a Craftsman Classic Maple and Walnut wood clamp box. Below sit Permatex Hydraulic Jack Oil, Marvel Mystery Oil, RayLube Heavy Duty Motor Oil, Gumout, RPM, and Tar Remover cans. A Northwest Northern tube and other auto-care brands share the same shelves. A GE auto lamp bulbs blue display case sits at the base.
Nearby, cast iron skillets hang in multiple sizes across the lattice walls, including a square cast iron skillet and several full-size pans alongside cast iron Dutch ovens. A Farmers Motor Coach Assoc 56966 cast iron plaque hangs beside them. Copper kettles and a brass embossed wall tray finish the metalware. Additional rare collectibles include vintage Polaroid OneStep cameras, Tiffany-style stained glass lamps, a wooden windmill model, and vintage apothecary bottles. The cabinets carry brand-name commercial advertising and breweriana as the lead, with cast iron cookware and rare collectibles in supporting rotation. Browse the Advertising Tins in Shop 101 and the Soda and Street Signs at Shop 61 for related finds.
Pacific Antiques Mall - 31,700 sq ft of Collectibles in the Tacoma Area Open Daily 10AM till 7PM
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Tacoma, WA 98444
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Shop 50 brims with ceramic and bronze figurines, from regal lions and a winged Pegasus to carved eagles and a classical goddess statue, alongside stoneware pottery, brass candlesticks, and vintage mixing bowls. 
The walnut desk at Shop 50 is a world tour of decorative objects: a large pink Chinese landscape vase, a bronze Hindu deity group, a carved Budai Buddha, a Redhook beer crate display, a Corona ceramic barrel, and a John Deere enamel sign all compete for attention. 
The cast iron wall at Shop 50 is a standout: dozens of skillets, griddles, and specialty pans cover the lattice panel from floor to ceiling, flanked by a Weinhard's Ale advertising mirror, a repoussé brass tavern charger, a Wild Turkey bourbon mirror, and orange Le Creuset-style Dutch ovens below. 
The walking stick collection at Shop 50 is full of character: a duck head cane, an elephant head cane with ivory-tone tusk detail, a souvenir badge-covered travel cane, and a carved Native American-style face handle stand together in a red metal container. 
The shelving at Shop 50 mixes outdoor and kitchen history: vintage wooden skis with worn purple boxing gloves hanging from them, aluminum camp cookware, cast iron waffle irons, brass horse collar medallions, and a Red Stripe beer sign all in one compact display. 
The desk surface at Shop 50 rewards close inspection: the pink Chinese globe vase with calligraphy, bronze Hindu deity group, a carved Budai figure, a jade-style reclining figure, and a porcelain swan vase with gold trim are all within arm's reach of each other. 
The toy vehicle bookcase at Shop 50 runs from tin litho circus trains and a cardboard tank on the top shelf down through a Volkswagen New Beetle die-cast and a Tonka-style forklift to a red 7-Eleven truck and a fire truck with extending ladder below. 
The petroleum and automotive shelving at Shop 50 is a collector's deep pull: AC Motor Oil, Marvel Mystery Oil, Autoking, Chevron Aero Oil, Texaco Ursa, and Puriton Shock oil cans line the upper shelves, with brass oilers, chains, and small hardware filling the lower rungs. 
Shop 50 is packed with small collectibles and curiosities, from antique pocket knives and straight razors to a Native American coiled basket, brass figurines, a ceramic sumo wrestler, and vintage fire department memorabilia. 
The kitchen and household bookcase at Shop 50 delivers spongeware mixing bowls, a galvanized tin with "Appl-and-Day" lettering, transferware plates, and a Red Rock Cottage Cheese branded bowl, with a full lineup of four vintage rotary and push-button telephones on the lower shelf alongside a chrome toaster. 
The red-framed lit cabinet at Shop 50 is a cabinet of curiosities: a vintage folding bellows camera, Sloan's Liniment bottle, a vintage fishing reel, brass figurines, a rooster beer stein, majolica dish, pewter mugs, and a row of white coffee mugs fill the glass shelves, with a teak paddle leaning alongside. 
The mug shelf at Shop 50 spans Seattle Space Needle souvenirs, a Masonic Shriners piece, a Native American art mug, and a copper Moscow mule-style mug, while the shelves below hold porcelain owl and bird figurines, Corning Ware baking sets, and a large stoneware crock on the floor. 
A carved mahogany Egyptian cat, a Budai Buddha, hieroglyphic brass pyramid boxes, and a Wedgwood blue jasperware dish share table space at Shop 50, with an original military ammunition crate adding an unexpected note in the background. 
The round side table at Shop 50 mixes Americana and oddities: an Ivory Soap die-cut sign, an Uncle Sam poster, a Black Hawk advertising card, a stained glass fan panel, and a row of laboratory Erlenmeyer flasks alongside a cobalt blue mug and a Coca-Cola tray. 
The glass counter at Shop 50 holds a rich mix: bisque porcelain mermaids with applied flowers, a Dior Paris perfume flask, an Art Nouveau Egyptian bronze female figure, a jade-style Guanyin figurine, a ship's clock, and art glass vases in cobalt, milk white, and amber. 
Shop 50's figurine counter is packed with character: a large bronze tribal elder with staff, a pewter Art Nouveau female candleholder, a gold eagle sculpture, a green art glass dragon, a brass golfer, and a black dolphin sculpture all vie for attention. 
A carved wood Madonna with halo anchors this corner of Shop 50, surrounded by brass candlesticks, a cast boar figurine, a pair of Tiffany-style double-shade table lamps with milk glass panels, and a gold-tone abstract hand sculpture. 
The counter at Shop 50 brings together a parian porcelain standing female figure, a gold equestrian statue, a large porcelain swan with outstretched wings, and a hand-painted Italian ceramic butter dish with a rooster and autumn vegetables, alongside a 1996 Lake Geneva souvenir stoneware jug. 
The Tiffany-style slag glass lamp at Shop 50 is a showstopper: cream and amber mottled panels in a scalloped octagonal shade sit on a bronze figural base with classical figures, displayed on a round wooden pedestal table alongside a mid-century leaf-form ceramic dish. 
The Bauer Pottery section at Shop 50 is a color collector's dream: light blue mixing bowls, yellow mugs, a navy pitcher, cobalt stacked plates, pink saucers, and a divided yellow bowl fill the pine shelving, with ribbed Bauer bowls in teal, orange, and green stacked above. 
The lantern shelf at Shop 50 brings together a copper marine navigation lantern, a red Dietz No. 50 kerosene lantern, and a chrome globe lantern, with a Sun-Blest ginger tin alongside, and below them a row of vintage character glasses including Hershey's Park, Wendy's, and Casper the Ghost alongside a brass hand-cranked coffee grinder. 
Shop 50's Fire-King mug rack is a standout display: roughly forty vintage Fire-King mugs in white, orange, rust, yellow, and turquoise hang upside down on a tall brass wire rack, with zodiac and landscape motif bases showing, a Hokusai Great Wave print visible alongside. 
The glass shelving unit at Shop 50 rewards methodical browsing: amethyst and green cut crystal goblets across the top, green Depression glass plates and a uranium glass perfume bottle mid-unit, a deep run of salt and pepper shaker sets below, and a Willow pattern platter, crystal decanters, and bisque cherubs at the bottom. 
The window lantern shelf at Shop 50 brings a copper marine navigation lantern, a red Dietz-style kerosene lantern, and three additional globe lanterns together with a Liberty Polish tin, a Sun-Blest ginger tin, and a wooden cigar box with a decorative printed lid. 
A fully rigged US Coast Guard wooden tall ship model with canvas sails hangs above a coastal-themed counter at Shop 50, where a large ceramic five-arm starfish, natural conch shells, and a glass cloche make for a fitting display beneath. 
The bottle shelf at Shop 50 lines up a large Bros Coffee vacuum pack jar, a Crystal Glacier Alaska embossed water bottle, green soda bottles, amber medicine jars, a Singer Sewing Machine Oil tin, and a round Kristol decorative tin, all glowing in the natural window light. 
The window glass shelving at Shop 50 is a pure color show: a pink iridescent Fenton-style ruffled vase and teal hobnail vase command the top shelf, while marigold and pink carnival glass bowls, an amber footed cake stand, and white milk glass hobnail pieces fill the shelves below. 
A pair of green marble-globe table lamps with teal shades frame a densely arranged collection of carved wood and stone animal figurines at Shop 50: a large bear head sculpture, a carved giraffe, an ironwood seal, a greenstone turtle, and an African-style carved column fill the table alongside a brass hunting horn. 
Wildlife sculptures dominate this Shop 50 table: a round wood slab with incised bear and claw motifs, a hand-carved "first carved duck" on a mount, a polar bear group, and numerous cold-cast bronze animal sculptures in bear, rabbit, and squirrel forms, with a Sawyer-Massey Thresher advertising sign adding a rustic counterpoint. 
A large faux-bronze bison head, two Egyptian sphinx figurines, a carved wood bearded man bust, and a green palm tree lamp share space on the tiered shelf at Shop 50, all set against a vivid Cream Royal Albert Hall concert poster in red and orange. 
A large oval stained glass panel with green, teal, and cream slag glass pieces draws the eye on this Shop 50 surface, alongside a carved camphor wood jewelry box, a gold embroidered round table mat, a Long Riders movie poster print, and a marbled art glass vase glowing on the counter behind. 
An amber glass globe kerosene lamp and a ruby red glass decanter glow beside a large live-edge burl wood bowl and a set of graduated dough bowls at Shop 50, with black cast bear sculptures, a Nutrο's Natural Choice advertising sign, and a glass shelf of stoneware beer steins completing the scene. 
The round table at Shop 50 is a planter collector's survey: a stoneware bean pot with a Native American chief portrait in relief, a large oxblood red jardiniere, a cream embossed floral stacker set, a glass window box, McCoy-style bamboo lamp base, and a novelty lamb planter all cluster together, with a stenciled military explosives crate serving as an unexpected backdrop. 
A Replogle World Classic globe takes center stage alongside a green Royal Haeger panther planter and a glossy black Royal Haeger panther figurine, with a blue ceramic bird, a painted lidded canister, and a busy backdrop of vintage clocks, signs, and collectibles rounding out the scene. 
The standout amber art glass globe lamp and a green-font antique oil lamp on a brass base anchor this corner of the shop, joined by a pair of glass decanters, a leather-wrapped milk can, a Nutro's Natural Choice advertising sign, and vintage wooden skis leaning in from the side. 
The stoneware collection here is seriously fun: a hand-painted owl cookie jar wearing a green hat watches over rows of salt-glaze crocks, ginger beer bottles, a stoneware syrup jug, banded mixing bowls, and mugs ranging from a "Hillbilly" stein to a classic "Coffee" crock. 
A large terracotta child's bust commands the table alongside a ceramic pheasant with metallic detailing, a cloisonne-style floral vase, a white figural robed decanter, a bronze cherub on a book, and a spread-wing black metal bird, with pitchers, vases, and vintage mixing bowls filling the shelves behind.