This is a lovely little hand thrown, glazed, and painted pottery mug or cup handmade in Austria. It is marked with the maker, but I can't make it all out. This is a pretty light blue glaze with hand painted flowers or floral sprays on each side. It measures 3.75 inches high and 3.25 inches across the widest part. It is in very good clean condition, no chips, no cracks and no crazing. I do not know the glaze composition, so it is sold for decorative use. It is an auction piece...

This is a wonderful 1972 vintage pitcher, ewer or vase by McCoy Pottery Company in a retro crazy daisy pattern with a black stain art glaze finish. This is 8.75 inches tall and 4.5 inches across the wides middle section. This piece is marked McCoy USA 619. It is in very good condition, no chips, no cracks and no crazing that I can see. This would look wonderful with a floral arrangement in it.

This is a wonderful old piece of McCoy pottery that is colored from brown to tan on the bottom. It is could be called a pitcher, dipper, ladle, server and used for sauces or syrups. It measures 4 inches high and 6.5 inches from side to handle end, the widest part of the middle is 4.5 inches across. This piece is in good condition for being vintage, no chips, no cracks, but it does have the typical age glaze crazing found in older pieces. This would be a great size for gravies or sauces...

This is a cute little lamb planter with a pink background over white pottery and blue and black lamb with gold gilt accents. I believe it is vintage, but I don't know the age or maker. It is unmarked. It measures 2.25 inches high and 3.5 inches across. This would make a great baby shower gift or excellent for a floral arrangement in a baby's room. It does have a very small and pretty much unoticeable hairline crack on the edge.

This is a lovely old pottery planter that is ribbed or banded and celadon green in color. It measures 4 inches tall and 4 and 7/8 inches across the rim. This is an old vintage piece that is marked either 47D or 470, I am not sure which. It has age glaze crazing throughout, but lightly on the outside and more heavy inside and on the bottom. It has on pinhead size glaze chip on the edge, other than that no chips, and no cracks.

This is a wonderful matching pair of vintage bookends that are made out of black clay, glazed very glossy, and then cold painted. Very little of the paint is missing which is unusual for pieces this old. They measure 6.25 inches tall and 4.5 inches long and 2.25 inches wide. These are wonderful old pieces of hand painted pottery. The only damage is the back of one of the antlers has a surface chip, but you can't see it from the front...

This is a really pretty set of vintage salt and pepper shakers that are marked Japan in black on the bottom. The still have their cork stoppers and are very similar to Shawnee corn items. They measure 2.5 inches high. The are in very good condition, no chips, no cracks, and very little if any crazing. One has a little rough spot that is a manufacturing defect.

This is a really pretty vintage periwinkle or baby blue cream pitcher or creamer in the Homer Laughlin Fiestaware style. It looks like fiesta but it is unmarked and I don't know the maker. It measures 3 inches high and 3 and 7/8 inches across the rim. It is in excellent condition, no cracks, no chips and no crazing. I am not sure if it is pottery or porcelain, the clay is white.

This is a lovely set of blue satin glaze baby shoe planters that are most likely made by Shawnee Pottery Company. They are marked USA on the bottom and are circa 1930s to 1940s. They are button up shoes and measure 2.25 inches high and 4.5 inches long. One is in excellent condition and the other has a very thin hairline crack down the center back.

This is a pretty little cobalt blue glazed 3 footed planter or vase that has handpainted floral accents on two sides. It measures 3 inches high and 2 and 7/8 inches across the top. It is in very good condition, no chips, no cracks and no scratches that I can see. I don't know the age or maker. It is an auction item. I am not certain of the composition, it is snow white on the inside, so it might be porcelain, but I am not sure about that either.

This is a magnificent black clay folk art pottery pot by master potters family Rigoberto, and the La Familia Mateos of Mexico. This is a hand thrown pot that has been scored or etched and then fired with Eucalyptus leaves to get the rich black color. This is a one of a kind gorgeous piece of artwork. It measures 3 inches high and 5.5 inches across that the swirls. It is in excellent condition, no chips, no cracks, and very little signs of wear.

This is a really pretty little ewer that I think is made by Cliftwood Pottery Company. It is very similar to a taller version, but this one is 5 and 7/8 inches tall and 3.25 inches across. It is unmarked. There are no cracks, and no chips, It does have a couple of very small manufacturers defects in the glaze and a small amount of wear to the glaze on the base. If it is Cliftwood it is circa 1920 to 1940, but I can't be certain with no mark. It is an auction piece.