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 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.

This is a beautiful circa 1970s cloisonne urn bottle necklace with a goldtone chain which is about 26 inches long. The scene on both sides is a colorful peacock bird on a black background. The bottle itself is 1.75 inches long, and is in excellent condition.

This is a lovely little porcelain figurine of a little boy, maybe Austrian, German, or Swiss in his Lederhosen breeches, or shorts and suspenders, tyrolean felt hat with a feather. He is carrying his napsack and umbrella on his hiking trip. He is in shades of grey, green, red, and yellow. The entire piece has an antique wash on it. It is marked Japan in red on the bottom. It is in excellent condition, Paint in good shape, no chips, and no cracks. I believe it is circa 1945 to 1950.

This is a really cool piece of metalware marked made in Hong Kong. I believe it is a miniature tin tray, but it could be a coaster. It has a scene an Asian artist or calligrapher doing his work. It measures 1/2 deep and 4.25 inches across. It is in very good condition, no dents, very little wear, but it does have an ink mark on the bottom. I believe this to be vintage, but it is an auction item so I am not sure of the age or maker.

This is a very well made chalkware figurine of an Asian woman minstrel, playing a guitar. This lady appears to be either from Japan, or China, and looks probably circa 1940s to 1950s. She is mostly black, with gold accents, and a very nicely detailed face. She is missing very little of her paint, and is of much better quality than most examples I have seen. She measures 7.25 inches tall and 2 and 7/8 inches across the base.

This is a pretty miniature vase with blue lily like flowers, gold gilding, and crackle glaze. It measures 4 inches tall and 2 inches across. It is in very good condition.

This is 6 miniature porcelain vases with different Asian scenes. Three have woman, one a monk or holy man and a child, one has cranes, and the last peacocks. These all measure approx 4 inches tall. They are all in very good condition, no chips, no cracks, and no crazing. I do not know the age or maker of these vases, they are unmarked and auction items.

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 colorful hand painted and enameled plate. It is Chinese Canton / Rose Medallion from probably circa 1950 to 1980. It has lovely Chinese people in traditional dress, and the edge has flowers, vegetables, and guardians that look like butterflies. The mark on the bottom reads "Da Ming Qianlong nian zhi". It measures 8.5 inches across. It has holes in the bottom rim for hanging. It is in very good condition, no chips, no cracks, and no crazing.

This is a wonderful blue, red, white floral vase design, and heavy gold gilded Japanese plate in the imari style made by "Ko San Yo" or Kosan / Kozan Kiln between circa 1960 and 1990. The original import lable OMC Japan is still on the bottom. This company imported excellent quality porcelain during that period. This plate measures 7.5 inches across, and is in excellent condition, no chips, no cracks, and no visible signs of wear...

This is a really sweet little hand painted porcelain vase with black designs that look dragonflies, and green accents. It does also have a red makers mark on the side. It measures 3 and 7/8 inches high and 1.75 inches across the widest part. It is in very good condition, no chips, no cracks, with just the smallest amount of glaze crazing. This is an auction piece. I don't know the age or maker.