This is a wonderful art sculpture of and Native American Chief by artist Stephen Herrero titled "Patriarch". It is signed and dated, the date looks like 19 something. I can't make it all out. It still has the original sticker on the back that says Patriarch #3001 USA. These discontinued pieces are becoming very rare. Mill Creek Studios burned down, so these are no longer available. This is a wonderful Indian chief in full feather head dress. It is lovely tones of brown, rust, tan, and turquoise...

This is a wonderful little 6 piece set of hand thrown black clay or blackware pottery made my the Algonquin Native Indians in Canada. These pieces are no bigger than 1.75 inches tall. There is also a handcarved wood base for one of the pots. Some are smooth and once is scored or etched. They are all in exellent condition. They come with the original paper that says Hand made by a Canandian Indian certified by the Government of Canada, Mic Mac Indian Co-op. Gespageglag Indian Reserve Quebec...

This is the most colossal 3 piece porcelain vase or urn I've ever seen. It is approx. 22 inches tall over-all. The widest part across the middle is about 8 inches across. It looks Asian, maybe Japanese or Chinese, but I am not sure about that. This piece has raised textured floral sprays, that look like cherry blossoms and maybe lotus or waterlilies, also iris and bamboo images. They all look hand painted. It is in shades of pink, white, green and abundant 22Kt gold accents and banding...

This is a beautiful signed Japanese Arita porcelain plate. I was told it was hand painted in the Imari blue and white style. It has brocade patterns around the outside and a floral motif in the center with peonies, mums, and cherry blossoms. The signature on the bottom says Ryuuhou Dragon Peak and, I am not sure of the age, but I was told by someone on the Asian Art forum it was wonderful quality and they had seen some similar that were pre-1940s...

This is a blue and white Chinese porcelain wedding jar, or ginger jar, with the Xi symbol on it used for weddings. It has designs that look like confetti and banding all in cobalt blue. It is quite large measuring approx 9.75 inches tall and 7.25 inches wide. It is in very good condition, no chips, no cracks.This is a very heavy piece of Asian porcelain. I do not know the age or maker, it is an auction item. This is a great size for a cookie jar in that Asian influence kitchen.

This is a wonderful 11 piece polka-dot child's / children's or miniature tea set handmade by Wiza Boleslawiec pottery of Poland. This collection has a teapot with warmer that measures 4.5 inches high all together. It has 2 cups 1.75 inches across the rim, 4 saucers 2.75 inches across, 1 creamer 1 and 7/8 inches high, 1 covered sugar dish 2 inches high, and a candle holder 2.75 inches across the base. All pieces are in excellent condition, no chips and no cracks, no visible crazing...

This is a antique circa 1900 Kyo-Satsuma enameled ginger jar. It has lovely Japanese figures and imari type decorations, which are raised and textured by a process called cream paste that is then enameled. This jar is hand painted and has fabulous colors of red, black, grey, blue, white and bright gold gilding. It think it is made out of porcelain, but it may be pottery. It does not have the lid. It measures 4 inches high and 3.5 inches across...

This is a really beautiful large Japanese serving bowl with a beautiful floral centerpiece in red, orange, yellow, blue, peach, periwinkle, green, and pink. It looks like a transfer, then there is very ornate banding in blue, red and gold in brocade or geometric designs, with heavy 22KT gold gilding. I did a lot of research and as near as I can find out the marks says Kozan Kiln in Kanji characters. I was told it was most likely modern Kutani porcelain in the Satsuma-Yaki style...

This is 5 really adorable pieces of Wiza Boleslawiec handmade cobalt blue and rust or redish brown peacock pattery miniatures...

This is a wonderful native American pottery miniature bowl that is marked Jemez and what looks like Mary or Margaret. The style looks like it could be either Mary Small or Margaret Tafoya, but it isn't clear enough to say for sure. It looks like a polychrome hand thrown pottery bowl that measures 2 inches high and 2.5 inches across the rim. It is hand painted and in very good condition. It is hand signed in cursive writing. It has a little hand formed spoon that looks like it is made out of porc...

These two beautiful Japanese porcelain glasses or cups are matching and have lids or covers. They have lovely fan designs with enameled flowers that look like daisies, heavy gold gilding. They also have branches of cherry blossoms and Japanese writing or script on the inside of the cup and on the lid. The mark on the bottoms says Ku Tani Tou San and is the mark of the "New" Kiln of Tozan Studios that was rebuilt in 1920 near Kyoto, Japan. These beautiful glasses are creamy white with crackle thr...

This is a beautiful cloisonne plate with flying blue birds, red peonies, and pink cherry blossom flowering trees. The background it cobalt blue with aqua wave patterns around the edge. The back is all cobalt blue. This plate measures 7.25 inches across, and is in excellent condition, no pieces are missing or cracked. I believe this is from about 1970 to 1980.