This is a pretty circa 1942 to 1957, water pitcher in the Garden Flower, or sunflower design by Stangl Pottery on Trenton, New Jersey. It is red clay painted white, or cream color and decorated with yellow, gold, rust, brown and green colors and then glazed throughout. It is marked on the bottom. It measures 6.5 inches tall 9.25 inches handle to spout...

This is a really nice vintage red clay, or redware, individual size teapot with cold painted white flower with red star center design. I believe it would be called a brown betty teapot, but it is unmarked. It has great signs of age, rubbed edges, but no cracks and no chips. It measures 4 inches tall and 6 inches spout to handle.

This is a lovely little pfaltzgraf squatty pitcher in the Yorktowne pattern 414Y in blue and white with a stenciled floral design and band around the rim. It measures 3.5 inches tall, and 4.5 inches in diameter. It is the perfect size for gravy or sauces and the nice thickness of the pottery will keep it nice and warm. It is also a nice size for serving milk. It is in excellent condition. I think this is from the 1960s or 1970s but I am not sure.

This is a wonderful vintage cream or syrup pitcher that is a Niagara Fall Canada souvenir. It is made by Canuck Pottery Company, Saint John N.B. circa 1954 to 1964. It is red clay with black or extremely dark brown glaze and white mottled drip glaze around the top rim and handle top. It is in excellent condition. It has an ink mark with the original price marked on it. No chips, no cracks, and no crazing that I can see. It measures 2.25 inches high, and 2.25 inches in diameter.

This is a rare early signed pottery vase by John Regis Tuska in about circa 1960s. This artist is featured in the Tuska Studio Museum, you can read about him by doing a search on the Tuska Studio Museum. This master potter and artist lived from 1931 to 1998, and did many original pieces of art that are becoming very popular. This small vase is original and authentic. It is brown, rust, and tan in color and salt fired. It measures 4.5 inches tall and 3.25 inches in diameter...

This is a wonderful handmade and thrown pitcher, jug, or ewer make in Italy. It has the original made in Ital sticker on the bottom What I love about it is the soft camel, or tan background color and the fact that the floral images are added with art glazes, giving them texture. The flowers are white with graceful hand painted stylized stems and leaves in black, grey, rust, and yellow. This is probably a retro piece, but I don't know the age...

This is a pretty vintage trumpeter swan planter with pink wings and gold gilding. It measures 5 and 1/8 inches high and 5 inches long. It has a big of age glaze crazing, a very small chip in the inside edge of opening and what looks like an extremely fine hairline crack on the rim, and neck. This piece looks vintage, but I don't know the age or maker for sure. It is an auction piece.

This is the most adorable Asian or Chinese boy figurine I've ever seen. He has such a sweet face and top knot hair style. He is holding a urn with Chinese writing on it. He is wearing traditional clothing in black and aqua. It is very soft and gentle looking. It measures 7.75 inches tall and is in very good condition, not cracks, no chips. It does have age glaze crazing typical of items from the 1940s and 1950s. It still has the foil Royal Copley label on it...

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 early Nelson McCoy pottery planter with the NM USA mark. It is a console planter that would work great for bonsai plants. It measures 2 inches high and 7.75 by 5.5 inches across. This piece is old, circa 1940s, and has a bit of lime on the inside from use, it has slight age glaze crazing, and 2 very tiny nicks on the edge and just a really cool old shabby chic look. This is a great vintage early piece of McCoy.

This is a really pretty colorful urn or vase made in Morocco. It has a cream colored background and hand painted designs in blue, aqua, yellow, red, and black. It is signed by the artist and has a made in Morocco label on the bottom. It measures 5.5 inches tall and 4.25 inches across. It is in very good condition, no chips, no cracks, but it does have fine glaze crazing inside and out. It also has some manufacturing defects on the clay...

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...