This is the real McCoy, authentic vintage Nelson McCoy Pottery Fruit Harvest jug or pitcher with apples and grapes in the transfer. The top is rich brown and bottom is cream colored. It measures approx. 8 inches tall 6 inches across the rounded part. It is in excellent condition, no chips and no cracks. It is marked 7515 McCoy USA on the bottom. Circa 1974 to 1985

This is a lovely little retro leaf design creamer or sauce pitcher. It has a eggshell colored background and dark tan rectangles with a leaf and geometric designs. It is probably about circa 1950 or 1960s and is 4 inches tall. It is great size to use for cream or sauces. It is in excellent condition, no chips, no cracks and I don't see any crazing.

This is a very nice set of spatterware or speckled graniteware and clear glass salt and pepper shakers with a starburst pattern on the bottom. I have not been able to find the maker but they look at least vintage. The are country kitchen type of design and measure 4 inches tall and approx. 1.5 inches across the bottom. They are in good used condition. One lid has a small dent and they both has just a little wear to the enamel giving them more personality.

This is a really pretty ribbed crystal sugar dish from about 1950. It measures 3.25 inches in diameter and is 2.5 inches tall. It is an excellent condition, no chips and no cracks.

This is a wonderful old large blue graniteware speckled kitchen spoon. It measures 11.75 inches long. It is in excellent condition. Just a bit of use wear to the edge. I have no idea of the age, but it looks old.

This a really cool little enamel graniteware spoon or utensil, probably a small serving or tablespoon size. It is yellow with white speckles. It is in great condition with just some normal wear to the edges, no chips. It measures just 6 inches long and reminds me of the kind you see folks eating beans with in movies. I don't know the age but it looks old.

This is a cool old primitive wood butter paddle with all the great marks of use, one small ding on the edge and no cracks. It measures 8.5 inches long and 4 inches wide. This is the kind of utensil that was used on the farm for working the liquid out of homemade butter. This is a great old piece.

This is a really cool old bakelite beer or soda bottle opener in the caramel or butterscotch color made to look like bone. It measures 5 inches long. The handle is in perfect condition, no chips and no cracks. The metal part does have some rust. Circa 1940s or 50s.

This is a nice old mixing bowl from an estate sale. It is marked 5in. USA on the bottom, but doesn't have the makers name. It looks old, but still in good condition. There is one very small shallow chip on the bottom of the top band. No cracks.

This is an adorable little cow creamer with the original cow bell. It has a vintage Japan sticker still on the bottom. It does have some damage, it has a chip on the horn but could be hidden pretty well with a touch of paint and it has a repaired leg. It also has some age glaze crazing. This would still make a nice addition to the cow collectors collection. It measures 6.5 inches long and 4.75 inches tall.

This is a pretty pressed glass or crystal sugar dish or bowl. It has two handles and little foot on the base. It measures 2 and 5/8 inches tall and 3.5 inches across the rim. It is in very good condition, no chips and no cracks and no cloudiness. I don't know the age but it is probably and depression era or vintage. It is an auction piece.

This is a really cool piece of wheel hand thrown pottery by Canterbury Pottery of England. It is designed to sit on it's side so you can easily reach in to get the loose salt. It is hand thrown by one of their master potters and has gorgeous brown white and tan art glazes and salt printed on the top side. It measures 3.5 inches tall and 3 inches across the rim. It is signed and in excellent condition, no chips and no cracks.