This is an adorable cartoon type cat and mouse bank. While it is often attributed to Holt Howard, it was actually manufactured in the 1950's by Lego. It is in the shape of a red and yellow drum. On top of the drum sits a cat who is holding a mouse by the tail. Inside of the drum sits another mouse. The piece is all ceramic with plastic separating the top and bottom of the drum. It comes with the original rubber stopper and gold thread (between the top and bottom of the drum)...

This is a set of 6 lovely cut glass stems which were manufactured by Hawkes. The pattern is called Delft Diamond. It has diamond cuts on the bowl and a round base. The stem has 6 circular cuts, then 6 more oval cuts on the "ball" between the stem and bowl. They are either wine or sherry glasses. They measure just over 5.375" tall and have a 2.375" diameter at the rim. All 6 of the glasses are marked with the acid etched "HAWKES" on the top of the foot...

This is a set of 5 lovely cut glass stems which were manufactured by Hawkes. The pattern is called Delft Diamond. It has diamond cuts on the bowl and a round base. The stem has 6 circular cuts, then 6 more oval cuts on the "ball" between the stem and bowl. I believe they are called liquor cocktail glasses. They measure 4.5" tall and have a 3" diameter at the rim. Four of the glasses are marked with the acid etched "HAWKES" on the top of the foot...

This is a pair of lovely cut glass stems which were manufactured by Hawkes. The pattern is called Delft Diamond. It has diamond cuts on the bowl and a round base. The stem has 6 circular cuts, then 6 more oval cuts on the "ball" between the stem and bowl. I believe they are called tall sherbet or champagne glasses. They measure just over 5" tall and have a 3.75" diameter at the rim. One of the glasses is marked with the acid etched "HAWKES" on the top of the foot...

This is a wonderful ceramic child's warming and feeding dish. It was manufactured in 1958 and is marked "Holt Howard". It has a dog shape - and actually looks a lot like Lady from Lady and the Tramp. The dish has a hollow center and a hole where the dog's tail should be. In order to keep the food warm, you would pour hot water in the hole and cork it shut. The cork is missing. There is also some crackling - especially on the tray area. Otherwise, this dish is in great shape...

This basket was manufactured by the Imperial Glass Company. It is in the popular Candlewick pattern which was made from 1936-1984. This is the hard-to-find large sized basket. It measures 12" long 9.75" wide (at the widest spot) and is about 8.25" tall with the applied handle. It is in excellent condition with no damage or marks.

This coffee pot was manufactured in England by Royal Worcester. It is labeled as crown ware and is a deep gold in color with fruits and foliage in the pattern. It measures about 9.25" high with the lid and is about 7.5" wide (across the handle and spout). There is crackling throughout the piece, but no actual damage.

This is a lovely set of 5 crystal brandy glasses. They were manufactured by Gorham. The pattern is called "La Scala" and was produced from 1972-83. They measure 3.625" tall and have a 1.75" diameter at the rim. All 5 are in excellent condition. They are marked on the base.

This is a very lovely powder jar...

This is a beautiful vase manufactured by the Van Briggle Art Pottery Company. It is actually a hand thrown piece - where most of there current day pieces are molded. This piece is turquoise in color (I believe Van Briggle references it as Ming Blue) and it gets more blue toward the top. You can see the "ribs" or rings that occured when this vase was hand thrown on the wheel. It also has hand applied flowers and scrolls on 2 sides. It is marked "Van Briggle Original Co Sp Co" on the bottom. ...

The Jeannette Glass Company manufactured this lovely bowl. The pattern is called "Doric" and was only made from 1935-1938. The bowl is actually a cereal bowl. It measures just over 5" in diameter and is 2" tall. It is pink in color. We actually have 2 available. They are both in excellent condition with no cracks, chips or utensil marks.

This is a an absolutely beautiful centerpiece bowl designed by Frederick Carder and manufactured by Steuben Glass Works around 1932. The pattern is called "Grotesque" and is number 7537. This pattern is characterized by a ruffled, flared rim and vertical ribbing up each of the 4 sides. It is clear leaded glass. It measures 12.5" long, 7" wide and is just over 6" tall. It is signed on the base with a script signature. The bowl is in excellent condition. The bottom of the base has scratching...