Best Christmas present I have ever received

[Corpsebride]

My dear sweet Mother-in-law, knows how much I love Disney. She found me a gray smoked fluted glass plate from Disneyland at an antique store in Arizona.
It seems very old. It has all the lands on it, but there is no Space Mountain in Tomorrowland and no Haunted Mansion in New Orleans Square. I have searched the internet for one like it to tell me how much it may be worth but I have only found pics of the same style of plates from World. It came with the original box and the price tag is still on it "Disney $2.00"
It is in my china cabinet with my Grandmothers china.
If anyone has any idea about this , could you let me know?
I also have a Tinkerbell pin where she is facing forward fixing her bow. The pin holder? is still metal not the new plastic. It says it is made in Taiwan. My best friend gave it to me in 1990. She said that she had been given the pin a few years before that.
If anyone has info on that I would also be eternally grateful!

 

[flyinglizard]

For the candy dish, it was made by a company called Houze Art and they were sold at both DL and WDW. The first ones came in a box, were smoked glass and had gold leaf accents. I'm guessing they started selling them in the early 70's. Through the years the souvy was cheapened probably to maintain a retail price point and by mid 80's, the box was dropped, the smoked glass was replaced by clear glass and the gold leaf accents were eliminated.

They are a common find at swap meets and yard sales, sometimes as cheap as a quarter, although the DL examples are much less common.

http://cgi.ebay.com/WALT-DISNEY-HOU...ptZLH_DefaultDomain_0?_trksid=p3286.m20.l1116

 

[Corpsebride]

Thank you for the info! I looked at your link and they are similar except mine is the smoked glass. I never want to part with it I just like knowing the history.
All the best to you!