Occupied Japan Hand Painted Plate Art. Marked Occupied Japan and AIYO China, it was made 1946-1950. Some of the gold trim on the front has been worn off and there is a scratch on the back. It shows up in the pictures. It is also pierced on the back for hanging. Such a peaceful, tranquil scene with the Cherry Blossoms in bloom. Other than the above mentioned items, this Occupied Japan decorative vintage Plate is a very nice accent anywhere.

Noritake dessert plate in the Midsummer Pattern #8762. Bold black flowers make this pattern eye-catching. Plate measures 8" and in perfect condition. I think there are more of these, but have not found them yet. Thanks for looking.

Very nice pierced Brass Trivet, made in India. A unique piece with the tea light attached to the 3 curved feet underneath the plate. There is also a handle for ease of handling. Will keep sauces, butter, etc. warm while enjoying. This trivet is 9" in length and 5 1/4" wide. When not in use, it will hang flat against the wall. The brass does need to be polished. There is a small spot that shows in the pictures. Brasso will take care of that.

White ceramic Trinket Box is in perfect condition. Shows no damage of any sort. It does show light signs of wear, significant of the age of this beautiful box. Very elegant, with lots of gold gilding. AS you can tell from the pictures, the flowers and leaves are very detailed and extremely colorful. It measures approximately 7" long and 4" tall. The inside of the trinket box measures 2" deep. The bottom is stamped "Japan".

Florenza "Victorian style" signed miniature Mirror and Jewel (trinket) Box. This set is an extremely rare find. It is an antique-white metal, ivory colored, and in good condition. The inside of box shows slight wear. The mirror has slight wear (paint has rubbed off) in a few small spots. It is signed FLORENZA with the copyright mark.

Set of 4 "rice grain" porcelain bowls. These bowls measure 4 1/2" tall, 2" depth and 14" diameter. Each bowl is in perfect condition with the dragon decoration. From research, I have found that the Chinese writing on back says that these were made in "China Jing De Zen", a city most famous for the "highest quality" of porcelain that is made in China. Absolutely stunning set!!

United States Navy Mess-Wardroom Officer dinner plate. This plate measures 9 7/8". Although I am not certain of it's age, it is definitely VINTAGE. Earlier research says that it is from World War 2, although I have not confirmed that. There are 2 small chips on the back side. The pictures should show this. The back is stamped Shenango China. Thanks for looking. God Bless.

This is another one of those wonderful childhood memories. Celluloid Jeweled hand mirror with beveled glass is "simply beyond beautiful". It measures 14 1/2" tall (see pics), and 4 3/4" wide. The handle measures 7 1/2" long. The mirror is beveled and measures 6" x 4". This piece of vintage, jeweled art deco has been very gently used and well cared for over the past 50+ years. The stones are pave'(inset) with raised scrolling art...

Coro necklace with entwining silver leafs and "j" hook. This necklace is marked with CORO written in script, Pegasus beside it, then underneath, DES.PAT.PEND. I almost went blind trying to make this out! It is an extremely old piece, very gently worn. There are 2 flaws that I can see. On two of the leafs, there is a "pin head" size flaw where the silver has rubbed off. Very minute. This Coro necklace is approximately 17" long. Exquisitely beautiful! Thanks for looking.

This little creamer is from Japan. Made circa 1940-1945, it is stamped Harmony House Fine China, 3650 Janet, Japan. It is decorated with pink roses, gray leaves and a platinum rim. Measures approximately 3 1/2 tall and 4" wide. The mouth opening is 2 1/4" across and 3 1/2" from handle to spout. I can see a tiny flea bite on the rim, there is a speck of platinum that looks like it was chipped out. The bottom has another bite on the rim, almost directly below the "n" in Janet...

EXQUISITE and SIMPLY BEAUTIFUL. I fell in love with this piece!! A friend who collects a little of it all (like myself!) decided to go through some of her jewelry. It has been packed away in trunks for years!! She has found some of the most beautiful and unusual pieces of jewelry! This bracelet speaks for itself...

Enamel and rhinestone "dainty flower" earrings are the most recognized of the SANDOR Jewelry line. These beautiful clip-ons date mid-20th century, late 1950's to early 1960's. The flowers are light yellow with a darker yellow underneath the rhinestones. Very nice. They measure 1" in diameter and have light surface wear on the back. SANDOR Jewelry ceased operations in 1972. A very nice pair of signed, vintage earrings. Thanks for looking.