This wonderful set of plates was manufactured by Fostoria. The pattern is called "Victory" and was only manufactured from 1922-28. Each plate measures 7.5" in diameter. All 6 are in excellent condition. They are not marked. The price is for the set.

This is a beautiful jardiniere by Weller. It has a squirrel and acorn motif with leaves, nuts and branches all around the 2 squirrels. It is in a blended high gloss glaze of browns, and greens. This design is often seen in the Clinton Ivory line, but is much rarer in the blended glaze finish. The Jardiniere measures nearly 9" in diameter and is about 7.25 " high. The jardiniere has a tight hairline (see photo), but rings well...

This is an adorable 15" Steiff Santa Claus Teddy Bear #0155,38. It jointed at the neck, shoulders and hips. It is dressed as Santa Clause, complete with Santa cap and bag of toys. It is made in light-tan mohair, with glass eyes. Santa is dressed in a red coat, pants, and cap, all trimmed in white. He is also wearing a black belt and boots with golden colored buckles. The bag of toys is also red. It includes a doll and a wrapped gift. It cinches at the top to close...

This wonderful cup and saucer were made in England by the Johnson Brothers. The pattern is called "Fish" and was only manufactured from 1955-1976. As the pattern name would indicate, the design shows various fish on a cream background. The cup measures 2.75" high and has a 3.25" diameter at the rim. The saucer measures 5.75" in diameter. The cup is marked "Made in England", while the saucer the Johnson Brothers mark (see photo). Both pieces are in excellent condition with no damage.

The "Mayfair" (or "open rose") depression glass pattern was manufactured by the Hocking Glass Company between 1931 - 1937. This is a decanter with the original stopper. It stands about 10.5" high and holds 32 ounces. We have 2 available - both pink. They are both in excellent condition with no damage.

The "Mayfair" (or "open rose") depression glass pattern was manufactured by the Hocking Glass Company between 1931 - 1937. This flower vase is better known as the "Sweet Pea" vase. It stands about 6" high and has a diameter of about 8.5" at the top. We have 2 available - one pink and 1 blue. Both are in excellent condition with no damage.

These plates are manufactured by Wedgwood. The beautiful floral pattern with butterflies is called "Charnwood" and was manufactured between 1951 and 1987. We have 6 - 10.75" dinner plates ($30.00each), 5 - 8" salad plates ($12.50 each), 1 - 7" dessert plate ($18.00), 4 - 6" bread and butter plates ($7.00 each), 6 - 6" cereal bowl ($12.00 each) and 1 - 8" vegetable bowl ($50.00). All of the pieces are in excellent condition, with many still in the original plastic packaging.

This is a solid brass door knocker commemorating the life of Sir Winston Churchill. At the top of the bracket is the House of Parliament. The bottom reads "Winston Churchill Nov 1874 –Jan 1965". The back is marked "Gt Britain" and "BEL". The movable knocker portion is the bust of Churchill. There is a lot of patina showing the age of this piece. It measures 8.5" long.

This dinner plate was manufactured by Johnson Brothers, England. It is in the "Wild Turkeys, Native American" line which was manufactured from 1951 to 1974. Each plate is hand engraved with all decoration being under the glaze. We have 4 of these plates available. Each measures 10.75" in diameter and is marked on the back (see photo). All 4 plates are in excellent condition with no apparent damage, utensil marks or crazing.

Blue Ridge dinnerware was manufactured in Erwin Tennessee by Southern Potteries Inc. It was produced from the 1930s to 1956, and came in a number of different styles and patterns. All pieces were hand painted underglaze. This plate is in the Christmas Tree line. It depicts a decorated tree complete with presents. There is also a sprig of mistletoe in the upper right corner of each plate. Since these plates were all hand decorated, they are each unique in their design...

This wonder pig was manufactured in 1958 and imported by Holt Howard. It is a desk organizer with a place for your pens and pencils as well as a memo pad. It is in excellent condition. There are pen marks on the inside indicating someone actually used it to hold writing utensils. It measures 6.75" long and is 3.5" tall.

This is a set of 4" towel hooks from Holt Howard. They were manufactured in 1959, and are in the highly collectible pixie line. They are a great way to hang your kitchen towels or pot holders. They are in excellent condition with no damage.