This is a lovely hand thrown pottery creamer, or sauce pitcher with blossoms and fruit of the orange and blackberries. It is marked on the bottom Shakers and Thangs Pottery Gilmer Texas microwave and dishwasher safe. It measures 3.5 inches tall, and 2 and 7/8 inches across the base. It is in very good used condition, no chips, no cracks, and but there is some fine age glaze crazing. The image is signed but I can't make it out.

This is a lovely vintage hand painted Japan rooster and hen salt and pepper shaker set that sits in a matching basket. It is marked with the number 7855 and a blue Japan sticker on the bottom on all three pieces. They have cold painted red combs and waddles. The over-all size is 3.5 inches tall and 4.25 inches across. The set is in good condition, with some age glaze crazing on all pieces. This is probable circa 1940s to 1950s.

These are 2 beautiful hand painted open sugar dishes, bowls, or loving cups, The are flash painted white on inside and have red cold painted flowers, and gold gilded leaves. The floral sprays and very retro looking. These are vintage auction items, but don't know the exact age or maker. The measure 3 inches high, and 3 and 1/8 inches across the rim. They have just a very small amount of wear to the paint on the inside, the outside is very bright and crisp.

This is a nice little clear crystal glass pitcher that was used in restaurants for a creamer of syrup pitcher. It has spout, flat angled panels on the side, and a starburst pattern on the bottom. I believe this is from the 1950s. It measures 2 and 3/8 inches high and 2 and 1/4 inches in diameter. It is in very good used condition, no chips, no cracks, and visible scratches. I do not know the maker, it is an auction item.

These 4 art glass napkin rings are very unique, having varying colors of glass melted into the clear frosted glass. They would look lovely with most any color of napkin. The measure 2 inches across and .75 inches wide. They are all in great condition, no chips, and no cracks. I don't know the age or make of these rings.

This is for 2 old vintage bowls made of enamelware. The are both speckled spatterware or graniteware. One is yellow and speckled on the outside, and white on the inside with black band around the rim. It measures 2.25 inches high and 6 and 1/8 inches across the top. The blue one is white speckled throughout, and measures 2.25 inches high and 6 inches across the rim. Both have a few dings so look at the pictures carefully...

This is a adorable set of turkey gobbler salt and pepper shakers. They are hand painted and very colorful. The body of the paint is under the glaze, but the waddles are cold painted red and have a bit of wear. They are both in good shape, no chips other than a very tiny flea bite to the glaze one the Tom's tail, no cracks, they do have a bit of age glaze crazing, and are missing the stoppers. I believe they are vintage because of the crazing, but they are unmarked and I don't know the maker...

This is a lovely matching set of pottery pitchers. They were made for pancake batter and syrup. The glaze dark brown lusterware, and then cold painted over a raised crowing rooster standing on the chicken coop. The large pitcher is 7 inches tall and 4.5 inches across the base. It does have a hairline crack, but is difficult to see, which runs from the edge down abut 2 inches. The small syrup pitcher is 3.75 inches tall and 2.75 inches across the bottom...

This is a wonderful little set of Pfaltzgraff salt and pepper shakers with teal, blue, and rose geometric design bands. They are a nice table size measuring 3.25 inches high and 2 and 3/8 inches across. They are in excellent condition with no chips, no cracks, no scratches that I can see. They have their original stoppers. Circa 1997 to 2000.

This is a wonderful old thick heavy vintage milk glass reamer attachment for a electric mixer, maybe sunbeam or some other. It is unmarked. It measures 6.5 inches across. It has what looks like a crazing mark on the inside and a bit of roughness to the funnel spout. This is really a cool old piece. It would look great in a retro kitchen.

This is a gorgeous meat carving trio marked Carvel Hall by Briddell, who is Chas. D. Briddell. It is called the Classic pattern, which is silver overlay on black, probably plastic. The ends, tines, and blades are stainless steel. They are a bit of tarnish on the designs. The meat fork is 10.5 inches long the smallest knife is 13 inches long and the largest carver is 14.5 inches long. The largest knife has a crack on the underside of the handle, the other 2 pieces are in good condition.

This is an adorable little set of vintage circa 1946 to 1952 elephant salt and pepper shakers. The are marked occupied Japan in blue on the bottom and have the original corks. These little cuties are 2.75 inches high. The don't have any chips, no cracks but do have fine age glaze crazing over the surface. The are hand painted little blue eyes and long eyelashes. One has a green spot on it's tummy and foot where someone was probably painting the room and got it on him...