Lovely amber Imperial laced edge, depression glass, round bowl. The bowl has a hobnail design on the sides and a possible 'waffle' design on the bottom. It was made by the Imperial Glass Co. of Ohio, possibly the #743, criss-cross pattern. This pattern began in the 1930's and continued until the 1940's. It appears to have been discontinued and I'm not able to find much more information than this. This just might be that rare find that someone has been looking for...

A gorgeous earthenware-porcelain coffee-brown teapot. Hand-painted with an Aztec-Hindu-Christian type of motif. You decide. The design is interesting..while also pleasing to the eye. It has gold painted around the lip, below that around the rim, as well as the lip of the spout. There is also a stripe down both sides of spout as well the back of the handle. The lid's handle has the gold around it, and a gold circle around the handle, half-way in just outside the steam hole...

This is a great, textured faux snakeskin purse in excellent condition.. or is it faux? I believe it to be faux snakeskin, however, it could very well be the real thing. I do not know the age of this purse, but i might be well over 40 years old easily. There are four studs on the bottom of the purse, also snake-skin, which is 3" wide. It stands 7 1/4" (18.4cm) tall to the bottom of the brass clasp, and measures 9" (22.8cm) across the top and just 12" (30.4cm) wide across at the bottom...

A sporty yet classy handbag with a parade of elephants converging to the head of the herd on the front side. It was hand tooled in India, and is in very nice shape. I do not know how old it is, but it is used and there are some faults. The bag stands 8 3/4" (22.2cm) tall, and is 12 3/4" (31.3cm) wide. It has an oval-ish bottom that is 3" (7.6cm) wide and the 1/4" (0.6cm) diameter straps are looped up to 8" (20.3cm) above the purse...

These two pairs of battery operated lighted lamp posts (2 per box). They were part of a Christmas village scene, and it would be a shame to separate them now. They have been used, but are packed in their original cartons and seem to be in near new condition. A needed accessory for any Christmas village. A vendor's tag on the boxes suggests that they originate from around 1994-5. Remember there are 2 boxes of 2 lamp posts each for one price.

1992 Good Sledding Ahead ornament - Light and Motion. This exquisite ornament will delight children of all ages, as the kids sled around the house and the dog tails closely behind keeping an ever watchful eye out. This is packed in the original box and has been cherished and well cared for.

1992 Continental Express Hallmark ornament - Light and Motion. This is a wonderful Christmas addition to the family tree! The two trains travel around the village in opposite directions. This comes packed in it's original box and has been well taken care of.

1993 Hallmark Keepsake Radio News Flash Voice ornament. A perfect addition to the Christmas Cat people out there. This is a retired ornament and it is in it's original package. A nostalgic ornament to say the least.

1991 Hallmark Keepsake Friends Are Fun ornament. It is in it's original box, and it has been used, however, it has been well taken care of and is in excellent shape.

1993 Dollhouse Dreams Keepsake Magic ornament. The hearth flickers and the upstairs lights blink. This is a beautiful addition to anyone's Yule Tree. The Dollhouse is packed in it's original box and has been used, however it is in excellent condition.

The Olde World Curiosity Shop and Rare Books store is packed in it's original box, Styrofoam inserts, and the original plastic, with the standard stock light cord, just like it was packed at the factory. It is in great shape! It looks brand new and was only used a few times by a owner that packed them kept them in excellent condition. I inspected this piece and could not find any chips or marks of any kind. On the bottom is printed: Dickens Keepsake, O'Well Novelty 1994.

The Court Yard Inn is packed in it's original box, styrofoam inserts, and the original plastic, with the standard stock light cord, just like it was packed at the factory. It is in great shape! It looks brand new and was only used a few times by a owner that packed them kept them in excellent condition. I inspected this piece and could not find any chips or marks of any kind. On the bottom is printed: Dickens Keepsake, O'Well Novelty 1994.