This KSA (Kurt S. Adler) Collectibles Fabriche "Frosty Friends" Santa is in excellent pre-owned condition (one owner, Santa stored in its box off season). Finely detailed hand painted resin Santa is dressed in a hand-sewn costume; no wear or damage to Santa or his dog. Gift box has shelf/storage wear; has small amount of writing and was taped. Santa is about 12" high. Comes from a smoke-free home.

These Byzantine (Cambridge Etch #520) Emerald Green Light 8" Plates are all in excellent condition and marked with the C in a triangle; no chips, cracks, or any kind of meaningful scratch or use marks. Cambridge etched their round line with Byzantine c. 1931.

These amber Cambridge Byzantine (#520 etch) 8" round luncheon plates are in excellent condition, no chips, cracks, or meaningful marks. All have the C in a triangle Cambridge mark, pre 1935 mark. Cambridge etched Byzantine on their round dinnerware in 1931, primarily in Emerald Green Light and Peach Blo (Pink); amber is a rarer color. See picture 2 for a close up of the etch in green.

This Belleek (Ireland, Fine Parian China) 3 x 5 individual picture frame is in excellent condition. Classic Belleek design of white porcelain basket weave with shamrocks ("Shamrock Collection"). 5 1/4" by 6 1/2" (outside measurements); 4 1/4" by 3" (inside picture measurements). Sells for $48-$54 elsewhere; list price $60.

This 6.5" pewter candleholder pair is in very good condition, no dents or obvious, large scratches, but some age wear. They are marked Preisner Pewter 2095 (2095 is the item number); Preisner is handcrafted in Connecticut and known for its excellent workmanship. The holders have a satin finish (they also come in a bright finish) and retail for $96 new. Price includes USPS Priority shipping to US.

This Tiffany & Co (marked) porcelain trinket or jewelry box (can be used as candy box, powder jar, etc.) has a dark blue design (with an oriental "feel"); it's 6" wide and 2" tall and in mint condition, no flaws noted. There are 6 different designs around the edge of the box. Bottom is marked with the Tiffany & Co name and mark.

This 10" high (8" wide) Teddy Bear with Santa hat sits in a rough-hewn chair and is decorated with Christmas greens/holly, a tartan blanket, and a box of gifts. It's in very good condition, with a small amount of peeling of the bark on the wood (see picture 3) on the back.

This Cambridge ROSE POINT etched crystal #3500/14 sugar bowl is in excellent condition; no chips, cracks, dings, meaningful marks, etc. Book value $30. Cambridge Glass made items with the Rose Point etch from 1935-1954.

This Cambridge Rose Point etched crystal #3400/4 12" 4 Toed (Flared) Bowl is in excellent condition, no chips, cracks, dings, or scratches worthy of mention and priced under book value. Cambridge Glass made items with the Rose Point etch from 1935-1954. See the Newsletter link on my homepage for a write-up of Cambridge Glass history and the Rose Point etch.

This Cambridge Willow Blue 8" #698 Salad or Luncheon Plate on the Decagon blank and etched in CLEO measures almost 8" across the smallest portion and 8.4" point-to-point. (See separate listing for the slightly larger 8.4" Luncheon plates). It has a faint Cambridge C in a triangle (pre 1935) is in excellent condition; there is a 1/2" scratch underneath near the ring of the seat (otherwise excellent). Cambridge made this pattern from 1921-1945.

These Cambridge Cleo etched plates are in very good to excellent condition and priced under book value. No chips, cracks, or significant use marks (some have a few stacking marks or straw marks; 1 has a ding in the middle and another has a small foggy area). At least 5 are marked with the Cambridge C in a triangle (pre 1935). Each measures 8 9/16" across smallest distance and 9" point-to-point; considered the 8.4" luncheon plates. This pattern was made from 1925-1941.

This Cambridge Cleo etched light Willow Blue 10.75" Decagon #870 center keyhole handled sandwich server tray is in excellent condition, no chips, cracks, scratches, etc. Book value is $125. Cambridge Glass made items with the Cleo etch from 1921-1945.