Catalog: Animals

These cute spaghetti kitties are a rare find! Spaghetti animals in this color are not plentiful and definitely not spaghetti cats!

The boy kitty measures 4” tall (at tallest), the girl measures 3 ¼” tall at tallest), and both are stamped on bottom: 52/290 (indicating a limited production). The color, style, and numbers indicate these were produced by Thames.

Excellent condition!

Super nice Lefton spaghetti poodles! These are salt and pepper shakers and measure 3 ¾” tall. The only “use” evidence is some gold color loss to the paint on their “collars”. The original stoppers were missing so I have replaced them with new ones. Spaghetti poodle shakers are not your everyday find – these are great!

This is a cute spaghetti poodle! It measures 3 ½” tall (at tallest), 4 3/8” long (at longest) and is in super condition – no chips, no cracks, does have minor pink color loss on the “bow”.

Neat item, an unusual find!

Super cute and super condition pair of white spaghetti poodles! They measure 5” tall (at tallest), 4 ½” – 4 ¾” long (front foot to back foot), and were made by Lipper and Mann. These are nice size poodles and are gorgeous!

Super nice McCoy listing -- this is the duck with leaves planter! It is in wonderful condition and still has the majority of the original cold paint on beak and foot. Planter is marked McCoy, USA.

There is a production chip/flake-off on tip of the tallest leaf (production, received color and glaze). There is a teeny, teeny ding on the top of leaf...

Wow – these are difficult to find Kreiss figurines -- it’s the tall mama dog with two babies, they’re the more difficult to find black color, and each has spaghetti accents!

Mama measures 8 ½” tall (at tallest), one baby is 2 ½” tall and the other is 2 5/8” tall.

The chain/leash is old and appears to be original but could have been broken at some time because it seems rather short but again, it could have been made that way...

This is the cutest, silliest spaghetti dog I’ve ever seen! He’s white with pink puffs on his shoulders, hips, and tips of his ears. Has pink trim around his rear ankles and on tips of his ears. He has a red nose and red tongue and is “wearing” a green hat. He measures 4 ½” long, 3” tall (from back foot to tip of his tail). He looks like a goofy dog – goofy but happy! You can’t keep from smiling when you see him...

This little laundry sprinkler is not your everyday find – it’s an elephant with upraised trunk!

The trunk holds the metal sprinkler/top that appears to be original. Sprinkler measures 7 ¼” tall (at tallest), 4 ¾” wide (at widest), and is in excellent condition.

This is not only a super addition to a collection but it's usable as intended!

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This listing has a McCoy poodle planter that captures the hauteur of a perfectly “coiffed” poodle!

Made in 1955, planter is black, measures 7” x 7 ½”, and bottom is marked McCoy, USA.

Poodle still retains some of the original yellow cold paint accents. It is in excellent condition – no chips, dings, or cracks – always pampered!

This listing has a beautiful Brush frog planter! He's a pretty frog green color and has black eyes.

Frog measures approximately 5 3/4" long and 4 1/2" wide from front foot to front foot and it is in wonderful condition! Has extremely light crazing on bottom, no cracks/hairlines. Has 1 teeny tiny ding (maybe 1/16") on rim at back of planter opening -- that's it! Cute!

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This is a beautiful Shawnee planter -- a yellow deer standing by a green stump! This planter has beautiful mold details and color.

Bottom is marked: USA, 624. It is in wonderful condition with one very teeny ding on back bottom rim edge -- not noticeable and not detracting in any way!

This planter is a wonderful addition to a Shawnee collection!!

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This is another beautiful Shawnee deer planter! This one has a mama deer standing watch over her little fawn resting at her feet -- both are a pretty yellow color.

They are on a base that has in-mold foliage and a couple of log pieces in front of what appears to be an old wall -- all in a pretty green color...

This listing has a very detailed planter with a brown fawn (has baby spots) resting on green foliage base in front of a green log (planter portion)! The log even has in-mold ivy vine on the back.

Planter is a large, heavy piece. It is marked on bottom: Shawnee, USA, 766 and has the original ink stamp price (couldn't be certain but it looks like $1.20).

It has no chips, dings, cracks, or crazing...

This is a beautiful planter -- it's Shawnee's brown with yellow horns Ibex!

Planter is marked USA, 613 and it appears to have never been used -- looks new!

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This listing has another beautiful piece of Shawnee pottery -- it's the little squirrel on a stump planter!

Planter has lovely colors -- squirrel is an orange/brown color and the stump is an almost chartreuse color. Bottom of planter is marked: Shawnee, USA, 664.

It is in wonderful condition; it has a teeny white spot at base that I couldn't be certain if it is a pop-off or a small non-glaze/non-color. There is also a fired on pottery flake-off inside bottom of the planter...

This Shawnee planter has the most strikingly beautiful colors! The fawn (deer) is blue with cream color shadings...

This is a beautiful Shawnee planter of a brown hound dog sitting next to a bright green (moonshine) jug planter!

Bottom is marked Shawnee, USA, 610. Little planter appears unused, however, it has a super tight hairline (like a pencil mark) on edge of planter opening that extends into glaze about 1/2"...

This unmarked Shawnee deer planter is different than the others we have listed! He's 7 1/4" tall (to tips of ears) and his legs and ears are a solid mold (not separated).

Little deer is in a pretty matte green color and still has some remaining cold paint on eyes and mouth.

Planter is in wonderful condition -- has a teeny ding on 1 back foot that is not detrimental in any way and is really not worthy of mention!

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