This is the first edition 1971 Hummel Christmas plate. The 1971 Hummel Plate was issued in commemoration of the 100th Anniversary of W. Goebel Porzellanfarik. The plate is called "Heavenly Angel" and depicts an angel holding a candle. There is a shooting star on one side of the angel, and 2 spruce trees on the other. The plate measures 7.5" and is in excellent condition with no damage of any kind. It comes in a wooden display ring...

Brad Keeler was a California artist who, in 1939, began creating "naturalistic studies" of birds and animals. These creations were then sold though gift stores. Keeler is best known for his decorating techniques whereby he first applied color with an airbrush, then hand-painted other details to enhance the figurines. Sadly, Keeler died suddenly in 1952. His pottery closed shortly thereafter. This blue jay was created in the mid 1940's. It stands 9.25" tall and is about 6.75" long...

These bisque shakers were manufactured by Walt Disney Productions in 1961. Mickey Mouse, dressed in a pink top and blue trousers, stands on a yellow crate. Minnie is adorned in a yellow dress and pink shoes with a red and white bow in her hair. She sits on a stack of two light blue crates. Each crate is labeled - MICKEY MOUSE on his, and MINNIE MOUSE on hers. The bottom of each shaker is also labeled "Walt Disney Productions" and "WD-52"...

This wonderful figurine was manufactured by M.I. Hummel. Today, t is officially called "Whitsuntide", but has also been referred to as "Christmas" and as "Happy New Year". It depicts children in a clock tower playing trumpets, while an angel looks on from below. Whitsuntide was originally modeled in 1946 by master sculptor Arthur Moeller. This is the rare early version, with TMK 1 (the crown mark) which dates its production somewhere between 1946 to 1949. It is incised with mold number 163...

This wonderful crystal paperweight is in the shape of a hedgehog. The eyes and quills are etched in the glass. It was designed by Vicke Lindstrand and manufactured in Sweden by Kosta. It is signed " Kosta 98229" on the base. It measures 2.75" long 2.25" wide and is 2" tall. It is in excellent condition with no damage.

This fine porcelain figurine is Nao, hand made in Spain by Lladro. It is 1 of the 4 figurines released in 1988 as part of limited edition "The Prince of Egypt Collection". They were released in conjunction with the "Prince of Egypt" movie by Dreamworks. We have "The Chariot Race" which is #256 of 2500, It comes with certificates of Authenticity. It is in excellent NIB condition with no damage. The box is in excellent condition as well, but the sleeve has a bit of edge and corner tearing...

Rabbit's Food was designed by sculptor Vincente Martinez and issued in 1972. After a 22 year run, the mold was retired in 1994. This figurine bears the cobalt "Lladro, Hand Made in Spain" mark on the base. It depicts a young woman feeding a rabbit from her apron. It stands 9" tall and is in excellent condition with no damage of any kind.

This happy couple was hand made in Spain by Lladro. It is called "Wedding Day" and was first introduced in 1985 and retired in 1999. It is number 5274 and is part of the "Black Legacy Collection". As the name would indicate, it depicts a bride and groom on their wedding day. The bride is wearing a beautiful white gown covered in flowers and a full length white veil and carries a bouquet of white flowers with pink centers...

This Precious Moments figurine was manufactured by Enesco. It is number E-7164, and is called "Bless This House". It was designed in 1981 by Jonathon & David and has the hour glass mark. It measures 6" long and stands 5.5" high. It is in MINT condition and comes with the original box which is in near mint condition (slight fold on lid). This piece originally retailed for $45.00 (in 1981).

This is the complete 9 piece nativity set from the Precious Moments collection, by Enesco. It is model number E-2800. It is called "Come Let Us Adore Him" and was created by artists William Biel and Sam Butcher. All pieces are made of fine porcelain bisque, and are in excellent condition (with no damage). The set comes in the original box ...

This Precious Moments figurine was manufactured by Enesco. It is number 12440, and is called "God Bless Our Years Together". It is a commemorative figurine, from the Precious Moments Collector's Club. It was designed in 1984 by Samuel J. Butcher and has the dove mark. It measures 9.5" long and stands 5.5" high. We have 2 available. Both are in MINT condition and come with their original boxes (also in mint condition).

This Precious Moments figurine was manufactured by Enesco. It is number E-2827, and is called "I Get a Kick Out of You". It was designed in 1983 by Jonathan & David and has the cross mark. It measures 6.75" long and stands 4.75" high. It is in MINT condition and comes with the original box (also in mint condition).