This is a magnificent cloisonne bowl. The pictures don't do it justice. It is very heavy and feels of real quality. The colors are a rich cobalt blue for the background, lighter blue, pink, lavender, orange, red, periwinkle, whites, browns and greys. The inside bottom has beautiful basket full of flowers, mums, peonies, lilies, roses, and what looks like camellias. The colors are rich and vibrant. The edge has a wonderful repeated pattern and a warm brass edge that looks like gold...

This is a really pretty metal plaque that looks like bronze, however I don't know for sure. It has what looks like a Victorian pub or peasant scene. The people look like they are listening to some one tell a story, the many smoking a pipe and sitting on a crate with ducks inside. There is a clock on the wall and what looks like a German or Bavarian hat. It has some damage to the edge, a nail hole and bends on the corners and a tear at the top edge like it was removed from a piece of furniture...

Very heavy bronze colored sailor boy, boat and scotty dog book end by Frankart of New York, New york. Signed. This is white lead composition and then covered with bronze coloring. It is very heavy and measures 6.5 inches tall and 5.25 inches wide. It is in very good condition with just some discoloration marks on the base. I think it just needs cleaning, but I like it the way it is.

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 lovely vintage aluminum and thumbprint crystal brides basket by Farber and Shlevin Inc. It is hand wrought metalware and has lovely ornate designs. It measures 6.75 inches across and 2.25 inches deep. This piece is in very good used condition, no chips or cracks. The aluminum handle is just a tad misshaped. Circa 1950 to 1970

This is a really awesome one of a kind rare tealight or votive with what looks like bronze wire that frames the handmade leaves holding them in place. The inside votive is clear and has a mark on the bottom that looks like it could be an L, T, or R, but I'm not sure. The 4 leaves are 2 red, one yellow, and one orange. One leave, the yellow one, has a crack in it, but is still held securely in place by the framing. Other than that it is in great shape...

This is a really cool old vintage metal enamelware pitcher or dipper with white on the inside and rich green on the outside. I have seen this listed as Yugoslavian, Romanian, Polish and French. Since it is unmarked I don't know for sure. It is 2.75 inches high on the dipper part and 2.25 inches across the bottom, the handle is 5 inches long. It has some chips to the enamel as shown in the images, which give it that shabby chic quality. Great for the country kitchen.

This is a lovely set of heavy brass clam or abalone seashell bookends. They would make a great desk accessory or even nice to put towels between in the bathroom. They measure 4.75 inches tall and 4.75 inches across the widest part. They are in very good condition. They are unmarked so I don't know the age or maker.

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 lovely vintage tin is marked Designed by Daher Long Island, NY 11101 Container made in England. It has pretty yellow birds and flowers and brocade designs around the sides, red, yellow, and orange flowers, green vines on the top and a brass knob handle which has a slight dent in the middle. The bottom edge has a bit of misshaping, but nothing major. It has a bit of age wear, but nothing major, very little, or no rust. The colors are still lovely...

This is a really beautiful enamelware serving tray designed by Daher of Long Island, N.Y. and made in England. This has 4 different birds, probably songbirds, sitting on what looks like cherry blossoms. It is shades of green, pink, cream, gold, or tan and many other shades. It measures 13.5 inches square and is in excellent condition, no dents and only one thin scratch on the edge, other than that, very little, if any other scratches to the top...

2 vintage enamelware bowls, spaghetti or soup bowl shaped, with daffodils or sunflowers in the center and green ribbon drapes and cobalt blue rims. They are marked Bon Voyage Made in Shanghia China and S06-113-22cm and some other words I can't make out. They measure 8.5 inches in diameter. They are in good used condition and one has a small chip on the inside bottom about the size of a grain of rice...