During the 1930s, blue mirrored finishes were introduced on household products such as radios, evocative of the Art Deco styling popular at the time. Who was the manufacturer known for these finishes who made this 1939 radio?

A.) Crosley 

B.) RCA Victor 

C.) Sparton 

D.) Musical Vox 

This Superman edition #1 from 1939 marks the first time a comic book was devoted to a single character, a radical idea in 1939. What's the approximate retail value of this first edition today?

A.) $5000 

B.) $10,000 

C.) $20,000 

D.) $50,000 

This lovely 9.0" tall Dolphin lamp was made by Westmoreland, best known for their milk glass. However, this is a different type of glass which was popular in the early 20th century and still collected avidly today. What kind of glass is it known as?

A.) Depression Glass 

B.) Amber Glass 

C.) Cameo Glass 

D.) Peachblow Glass 

This funky covered bowl was designed by Sascha Brastoff, bearing the signature on the lid and inside the bowl itself. The most desirable pieces are those with the full "Sascha Brastoff" signature, because they indicate that Brastoff personally designed and painted those pieces. During what period was this bowl produced?

A.) 1930's 

B.) 1950's 

C.) 1960's 

D.) 1970's