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- This tiny fellow has some great detailing which unfortunately does not show up in the photos. A very light yellow, which shades to almost clear at the head, this 3″ swan has a long beak, pressed details for the eyes, a diamond-pattern on the base, and ribbing to represent the wing and tail feathers. The small flower is included in the picture for scale: it is about 1 inch in diameter. |
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- This little gem stands 3.25″ tall and has a 2.5″ diameter base. |
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- A bright irridescent green finish on this Lotus Blossom comport gives it real charm. The flower shaped bowl is 6.5″ across and sits 7.25″ |
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- This very large milk glass compote has a tall pedestal and wide mouth bowl with scalloped edges and a traditional teardrop pattern at the rim. It has subtle paneling between the teardrops that gives it depth and dimension. 7.5″ tall and wide. |
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- This beautiful milk glass compote in the Yorktown pattern by Federal Glass is over 5.5″ tall and 10″ in diameter. The honeycomb pattern is quite elegant. |
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- An unusual mix of styles, this ice blue glass comport has an overall pattern of vertical and horizontal ribs, a scalloped edge, and a design of trailing vines and flowers at the bottom of the bowl. Jeannette called this pattern Louisa or #3479, and this piece is a 9″ Footed Fruit Bowl. The floral pattern was also used in their Floragold line. It's fairly hard to find in this color. |
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- A lovely smaller comport in medium olive green with a crimped edge and a traditional cane and button pattern. We have not been able to determine the manufacturer; this compote is unique in that the pattern comes up into the crimped edge, while of the most cane and button patterns we've found have a smooth edge. The pattern is repeated on the pedestal, and the base has a sunburst on the underside. In excellent condition with no chips, nicks or cracks. |
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- This large bowl from the Anchor Hocking Prescut line has a scalloped rim and a short pedestal base. It stands 6.5″ tall and is 8.5″ |
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- Nice thick, heavy glass that is still wonderfully transparent. This ruby red centerpiece bowl has an attached clear base. It stands 6″ tall and is 7.75″ |
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- A fancy quilted milk glass cache pot centerpiece featuring a windowpane pattern with dots and stars. 6.5" tall and 5.75" |
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- This small compote or candy dish has an irregular scalloped rim and beautiful olive coloration. There is a bit of etching on one side of the glass, that could have been caused by the surface rubbing against another glass surface. It is a very dainty piece sure to please any collector. Priority Insured mail to the continental USA will be $7.85. |
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- This pretty little pottery basket has hand-painted pink roses front and back on a soft white background. It has a ruffled lip and attached handles. 6" tall and wide by 3" deep. |
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- This petite nut dish is a most unusual color -- a cross between amber and brown. In some light, it even has a greenish cast. It has a scallopped and ruffled rim, an attached handle, and eight small ball feet. The base is quilted with a tiny diamond or waffle pattern. There is a small nick at the base of the attached handle, which will not be seen when the dish is in use. |
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- This lovely small basket has a Capodimonte look and feel with a white body and a pink rose on the front. Behind the rose is a sculpted blue ribbon, while a pink ribbon has been attached to the handle. Measuring just 3″ square and 4.25″ |
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- This white openwork pottery basket is 4.5″ wide, 6.25″ long and 2. |
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- Pretty little basket with a traditional thumbprint design has an attached hand-blown handle. It is 6″ wide and 6.25″ tall to the top of the handle. |
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- High gloss black glaze on twisted ribs gives this basket an air of understated elegance. Can be used as a decorative accent, as a serving piece for rolls or bread, or as a centerpiece with the addition of a plant, floral arrangement or holiday decorations. A versatile and lovely piece. Priority insured shipping to the continental USA will be $9.65 for this item. |
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- Wonderful oriental vase featuring the artist's mark and a freehand pattern in shades of brown with accents of deep blue-green. Vase has a 3″ opening with a tiny hairline crack on the lip that is only seen clearly from the inside. A great piece of post-war pottery. Priority insured shipping to the continental USA will be $13. |
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- A very charming accent for any room, this Japanese dish has a center decoration of two peacocks and several pink chrysanthemums. The fan shaped dish is about 6.5″ by 10″ and is marked MCI Japan. |
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- This beautiful octagonal vase stands 11″ tall and is decorated on the front panels with two storks on a pine branch. It is extensively trimmed in gold and marked on the bottom with the artist's chop. The larger stork seems to be ″strutting his stuff″ |
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- This ceramic plate has a floral design in soft shades of pink and blue on a dove gray background. Touches of yellow and a deeper gray give the design depth, and the flowers are carved and highlighted in charcoal gray. The gray border has white dots reminiscent of moriage. The plate is marked WBI Made in China and is for decorative purposes only. It is 10. |
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- A sky blue background is the perfect foil for the pink flowers and green leaves on this decorative plate. There is a charming blue and pink bird perched on one of the branches. This plate has an old world look, though we believe it is fairly contemporary. Unmarked, it is in excellent condition with no chips, nicks or cracks and it measures 10.25″ |
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- This carved ceramic plate has a water lily design in bright shades of pink and green on a blue background. Touches of yellow give the design depth, and the flowers are carved and highlighted in charcoal gray. The plate has a white border. The plate is marked WBI Made in China and is for decorative purposes only. It is 10″ |
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- An unusual set of three stacking glass ash trays that were hand blown and then pulled with tongs to create the decorative wings on the sides. The glass has some bubbles to add interest, and the light amber color goes well with today's earthtones. The largest ashtray is about 2.5" |
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- One large bluebird and many small butterflies decorate the center and rims of this 7″ ashtray. Handpainted in Tlaquepague Mexico at the El Palomar pottery, this ashtray probably dates from the '60s. With shades of blue and brown on a gray background, it has a whimsical feeling that makes it a great display piece even if you don't intend to use it. Priority insured shipping to the continental USA will be $8. |
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- A charming collectible trinket box by Avon that's shaped like a fan and features butterflies and flowers on the lid. The scalloped edge and gold trim just add to its beauty. This trinket box is marked HAND CRAFTED PORCELAIN, AVON PRODUCTS INC, 1980, and it is in like-new condition with no signs of wear. Priority insured shipping to the continental USA will be $6.75 for this item. |
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- Vintage miniature banjo, made in tortoiseshell and bone, with mother of pearl inlay around the case. Six strings and fully detailed little tuning pegs. Item measures 14.5cm long (5.3/4 inches). |
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- Semi-transparent long vintage pendant. Rather geometric in shape, it has a total length of 8 cm ( 3.3/16 inch), and width of 2.2 cm (7/8 inch). It has one natural cut on the reverse side, otherwise very even and smooth. |
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- Unusual square opaque glass beads make up this long necklace - colours are yellow, pink, blue, red aqua, pale green, and orange. Each bead is spaced with a small black glass bead, and two little metal caps. Necklace is 131 cm long (51.1/2 inches) and 8 mm deep (5/16 inch). A few very minor signs of age, but overall in excellent condition. |
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- A lovely spring-inspired rectangular bowl with pink iris and lavender leaves against a soft white ground. By Toscany China, this decorative china dish has handles shaped like twigs with leaves on them and irregular scalloped sides that give it a charm all its own. At 11″ by 7″ and 2″ |
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- Very unusual delicate white porcelain butter pats are shaped like an apple, a peach, a pineapple and a pear. Each measures 3″ wide by 3″ to 3.5″ |
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- A very interesting slab pottery bowl that's been hand shaped and glazed in speckled tan, then dripped with chocolate brown, white and tan accents. This bowl is about 4″ tall and 10″ across its irregular rim. We've included many pictures so you can see the random effect of the glaze as well as the unique conformation. |
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- With a delicate floral design of purple iris and pink and white narcissus, this heart shaped vase is perfect for a few cuttings from your garden. By Takahashi, it stands 6″ tall and is about 2.25″ across. |
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- A lovely tea cup in shades of pink and gray that were so popular in the 50s. The floral print is crisp against a pure white background. The cup and saucer have swirled ribs and are both trimmed in gold. The saucer is 5″ in diameter and the cup stands 2. |
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- A lovely tea cup in shades of dusty blue and bright magenta, probably dating from the 1950s. The floral print is crisp against a pure white background accented by deep green leaves. The cup and saucer have swirled ribs and are both trimmed in gold. The saucer is 5″ in diameter and the cup stands 2. |
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- A beautiful floral tea cup and saucer in the Viktoria pattern is accompanied by two plates: a 7.75″ plate for a sandwich or finger foods, and a 6″ plate for cake or petits fours. |
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- A charming floral teapot by Sadler in the Romance pattern with a tulip shaped body and blue trim. The soft pink, lavender and green design is elegant against an off white ground. This teapot has a fitted lid with a tulip shaped knob and is in excellent condition. Sure to please any collector. Priority insured shipping for this set will be $11. |
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- Bean Company partnered up with Royal China in 1955 to produce Jim Bean bottles & Decanters that are collected today. This 1957 Royal Di Monte Decanter was made as a holiday or executive collectable. Decanter stands 15 ˝ inches tall with stopper and is 4 inches wide. On the front is a gold beaded circle with a beautiful gold starburst design. |
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- Powell, Bishop & Stonier were the makers of this lovely ivory column candlestick, circa 1878-1891. Made in the Staffordshire Potteries, England. It carries the Oriental Ivory mark with the initials P.B. |
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- Child’s Staffordshire cup and saucer - made by S.Keeling & Co, circa 1840 to 1850. The pattern is Corinthian Arch. |
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- Very unique and unusual Decanter or Teapot,I cannot tell for sure. This decanter is 9 ˝" inches tall and 2" inches wide by 8 ˝ "long. |
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- Beautiful aqua interior is set off by a stippled white exterior on this Royal Haeger planter bowl, pattern #343. This glaze technique is called boko and is found frequently in Haeger pieces. This 8″ diameter bowl stands 3.5″ |
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- This is a smaller, very decorative vase by Dansk International Designs. The delicate dove shaped head rises out of a tall body with abstract wings and tail. The color is a gray so light as to be almost white, and the vase is in excellent condition. It is 5.5″ |
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- The FISHMONGER'S is #34 of a series of 36 miniature porcelain houses and buildings (1980 to 1987). The series is based upon a mythical English village called Whimsey-on-WHY. This Fishmonger's shop is in good condition----has a tiny paint flaw on chimney and a tiny flaw under one edge of the roof. These tiny flaws only show under very close inspection and the piece displays very well-----excellent coloring. If you want me to list any of the other buildings in the set please e-mail me as I have ALL 36 of them available. |
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