This turquoise Fiesta sugar bowl is one of the original Fiesta colors made in the 30's. It is in very good condition with a bit of wear around the rim. There is no lid with this bowl. It is marked Fiesta Made in USA. Production was from 1936 to 1969, but this one is probably from the 30's or 40's. There are no chips, cracks or scratches on this sugar bowl

This red, white, and gold collectible cup and saucer were made by the Aynsley China Company. They are both marked Aynsley Bone China and England. The cup features a fancy curved handle and is decorated on the inside with white leaves outlined in gold on a deep red band. This pattern is repeated on the saucer. The set is in perfect condition with no evident wear. Any white spots in the photos are reflections, not flaws in the cup or saucer...

This lovely porcelain 1920's or 30's half doll has very delicate features. Her brown hair is topped by a dark red hat with a pale blue feather that matches her fan. There are no chips or cracks or any other signs of wear. When I photographed her and enlarged the picture I noticed a pin dot sized spot of paint or a glaze miss on the right hand side of her nose that is hardly able to be seen without magnification. It does not detract from the appearance of the doll...

This striking deer planter is a contrast in black and white with accents of gold. The upper edge of the planter has a lighter drip glaze. It is unmarked, and the bottom is partially unglazed. The deer is similar to those found in McCoy and Shawnee pieces. I have seen the same planter in other colors, but this is by far the most attractive and would be a great addition to black and white decor. There are no marks, cracks, or defects on this piece.

A beautiful rose decorated marigold carnival glass bowl It measures 8 inches in diameter and is approx. 2 3/4 inches high. Decorated inside and out, this bowl has no chips, cracks or other flaws. A great addition to your Carnival Glass collection.

This is a Wildflower vase made by Hull Pottery. It is marked W-8 7 1/2. It stands 7 1/2 inches tall and is about 6 inches wide at the widest part of the base. The colors are beautiful pastels ranging from mauve to ivory to light blue. Each side has a different flower so be sure to look at the second photo. Condition is very good with no chips or cracks, and a small amount of crazing normal for pieces of this vintage. If you have questions, be sure to contact me by email.

This unmarked Fenton hobnail bowl is approximately 5 1/2 inches across with a beautiful crimped and ruffled edge. It is in excellent condition with no chips, cracks or other defects. A great addition to your collection.