This is a wonderful figurine made in Germany. This is a street or country piper, with a horn like a saxophone or clarinet. There are two sheep or lambs and a dog like a fox terrier, or borzoi next to the piper. This fellow looks like a harlequin or pierrot, and is very gangly and artsy. It is marked on the bottom made in Germany and has some other hand written marks that I can't make out. He measures a stately 11.75 inches tall and 5.5 inches across the base...

This is a wonderful heavy lead crystal dresser or vanity box made in Yugoslavia. This could be used for jewelry or trinkets. It has radiating ribbing on the top and bottom, and ribbed designs on the sides as well. This is a nice heavy piece. It measures 2.25 inches high and 4.5 inches across. This is in very good condition, no chips, no cracks and no visible scratches.

These pretty little footed compotes by Indiana Glass Company are called by three different names at times, Kings Crown, Colony Crown, and Thumbprint. They are avocado green vintage glass and have that retro look about them. They measure 3 inches high and 3.75 inches across the rim. They are all in good condition, no chips, and no cracks. Circa 1940 to 1960.

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 adorable little porcelain china teacup and saucer are airbrushed with lime green color and then has raised enameled dragons applied, giving it texture, and fired on. The are small, demitasse size. The saucer is 3.75 inches across and the teacup is 1 and 1/8 inches high and 2 and 7/8 inches across the rim. Both pieces are marked Japan in red on the bottom, but I do not know the age or maker.

This is a beautiful piece of lime green L.E.Smith Glass Company moon and stars pattern compote or candy dish. It measures 5.25 inches high and 5.75 inches across the top. It is in excellent condition, no chips, no cracks, no scratches or signs of wear. Circa 1940 to 1960.

This is a wonderful little three footed black opaque depression glass fern bowl by L.E. Smith Glass company in circa 1934 to 1937. It has a Greek key in relief around the top edge and multi-colored floral sprays on all three panels. This measures 4.25 inches high and 4.5 inches across the rim. This piece is in very good clean condition, no chips, no cracks, and very little wear to the enameling. It has a maltese cross logo on the bottom, but I can't read what is inside.

This is a very strange unusual looking piece of glass called goofus glass that is circa 1897 to 1920. It is the squatty, or puffy rose style, and some call it a cabbage rose vase. It is very funky and shabby chic too. It measures 6 inches high and and about 5.25 inches across. The glass has no chips or cracks. I do not know if this is original paint or not. I have searched and saw black paint on some pieces, but I an see tiny glints of old in spots were the black is flaked off...

This is a really lovely pressed, or cut crystal glass sugar bowl that has flower patterns. This is ruby and gold flashed also. It measures 4 and 1/8 inches tall and 3.5 inches across the rim. Other than some wear to the gold and ruby flashing, it is in very good condition, no chips, no cracks and no scratches that I can see. This piece looks like the same type of glass and workmanship as Northwood Cherry Cable, but I don't know for sure...

This is a totally gorgeous richly embellished country bouquet about 6 cup teapot by Sadler of England. It has what look like violets, bellflowers, iris, wisteria, for-get-me-nots, and more in lovely floral sprays on both sides, the spout, handle and lid. This is fine china and in excellent condition, no chips, no cracks, no crazing and no visible signs of wear. I do not know the age. This is a pretty country cottage style teapot made for the English tea enthusiast...

This is a wonderful circa 1930s vintage taper candle holder by Fenton Glass company. Fostoria has a piece almost identical to this except the petals are a bit rounder. It is a real deep cobalt or royal blue color and has 3 feet and 9 petals. It measures1.5 inches high and 4.5 inches across. It is in excellent condition, no chips, no cracks, and no scratches that I can see. This is wonderful for the blue glass or Fenton Glass collector's Collection.

This is a really pretty piece of blue and white Japanese porcelain. it looks like excellent quality. It is marked Japan with Japanese lettering also. The underside is bright cobalt or royal blue in a hand stroked paint. The edge is redish brown and the inside is a lovely pinwheel pattern with overall coverage of repeating patterns, floral geometric, chintz. This pretty piece measures 1.5 inches high and 4 and 7/8 inches across. It is a nice rice bowl size...