I am not sure if this tray belongs to the Rudolph pattern, but have not been able to find another matching pattern. It is one of Mikasa's heavy plastic pieces. It looks like lacquerware, but I believe it is just a high quality plastic. It measures approximately 19" x 14" and it decorated in such a manner that it is not limited to just the Christmas season. There are no chips, cracks or breaks, but there is some wear to the finish but it is very difficult to see...

This mug is part of set which included several holiday scenes. Manufactured in Japan. This particular one is Santa in his sleigh. It is bordered in holly leaves. The name Japan is incised in the bottom. There does not appear to be any damage to the mug. There is 1 dark dot, which does not appear to be damage, but rather a manufacturing flaw. If you have any questions, please email. I need your zip for postage calculation. Photos soon

Poinsettia napkin measuring 17 inches. I am not sure if it is linen or a cotton blend. Shows slight wear. Several are available and priced individually. I need your zip code for postage calculation.

These candles are 10 inches. I am not sure of the age, but they are not from this century as far as I can tell. Never used and do not appear to be warped or broken. Email any questions. I need zip for postal calculations.

There is no manufacturer's mark that I can find on this canister. At first I thought it was Anchor Hocking, but they usually have their logo in the lid. But I can't see the mark without removing it. The pattern looks very much like Libbey's Holly Berry. This is a 1 quart size. There are no chips, cracks or breaks and the plastic seal has no problems. Very little sign of usage. If you have any question about the canister, please email. 2 are available and priced individually...

Flat tumbler measuring 5 3/4" in height. Pay close attention to the pattern, because there are several different Libbey holly and berry styles. There are no chips, cracks or breaks. Very little signs of use. 4 glasses are available and priced individually. I need your zip to calculate the postage.

This figurine was given as a present in 1987 (it is written on the bottom). It is 5 1/2" in height and 3 1/2" across the base. There are no manufacturer's mark or indication of where it was made. I would think it was probably from Taiwan, because most items like this had stopped being made in Japan. The mama bunny has a surprised look on her face. There are no chips, cracks or breaks. The paint seems to be undamaged. There are a few pinpoint dark spots fired in...

This bunny was manufactured in Taiwan. If I am not mistaken, it was in the late eighties when a lot of figurines came with a cloth bow or ribbon affixed. I can not give an exact date of manufacture, but if you remember when they came this way, you should be able to get some idea of when it was made. It is approximately 6 1/2" in length, 4" in width and 4" in height. It is free of chips, cracks and breaks. There are several manufacturing flaws...

A set of 3 nesting canisters/tins called Trimming the Tree and part of the Christmas Around the World line by House of Lloyd. The box is dated 1990. They are also marked by maker and date on the rim. I really did not want to un-nest them, but felt people might want to know the sizes, so it was necessary to take the lids off. They are pretty much in a pristine condition. The largest one is showing a bit of rust on the bottom rim. They are approximately 6 1/4, 5 1/2 and 4 3/4 inches in height...

This is a McAllen International Museum Stamp Art Plate. It is plate #816 with a firing date of November 5, 1980 and signed by the firing master's initials. It is of the Epiphany Stained Glass Window by Walter Tower. It is approximately 8 1/2 inches across. There are no chips, cracks or breaks. I do not see any loss of paint. There is no box and has been on display for many years. If you interested in the plate and have any questions, please email me. I need your zip for postage.

Nicely crafted wooden box manufactured in the USA for FTD. Raised design Christmas wreath on front of box. It is a molded light weight wood, but I am not sure of what type. It is approximately 6 1/4" in length, 3 1/2 in height and 4 1/4 in depth. I always used it for wrapped candy canes, but it has a multitude of uses during the holiday season...

I wish I could tell you more about this piece as far as origins. There are no manufacturer's mark. It is not hand painted, but it looks as if the red bird and holly leaves are decals. It is 13" long and 11 1/2" across at the lower branches. There are a few fired in dark spots but no chips, cracks or breaks. I can't see any damage to the finish. Need your zip code to calculate the postage.