This listing has the pink dress prayer lady shaker set and the ladies have dark brown hair! Shakers are in wonderful condition – the salt has glaze rubs on one side edge of her apron, the pepper has a couple teen dings on one side edge of her apron, and a 1/16” ding on bottom edge of her dress. Both have original stoppers and Enesco’s red and gold foil stickers/labels. Very nice with very minor imperfections but are priced to reflect being a little less than perfect!

This is a neat collectible! Bottom has “Our Favorite Stinky Cheese” and the lid has Holt Howard’s adorable little Kozy Kitties. In wonderful condition – interior bottom has a tiny (pellet size) glaze chip – that’s it! It does not have label/sticker or markings.

This listing has the difficult to find Kitchen Prayer Lady spoon rest! She’s not perfect – has a tiny glaze rub on one hand, a few more on edge, and another on her foot – these are all very, very minor. She has a repair on the bottom right corner – it’s nicely done, I had to use a magnifying glass to be certain. This is a nice piece and is nicely priced to reflect imperfections.

Davar kitchen items are not your everyday finds! This listing has a spoon rest and matching napkin holder. Dated 1966, both pieces are colorful with lots of detail. Napkin holder is in excellent condition. The spoon rest has a diagonal overheat line (appears to have been placed on a burner for a few seconds). These are lovely additions to a collection, to use, or give as gifts!

This is a cute and very collectible Kreiss item! Ashtray measures 5 ½” x 5 ½” and is in very good condition with minor wear to some of the letters and has minor crazing. This is a “book” piece with a $70 value in 1999!

I have available two Enesco Kitchen Prayer Lady salt shakers! These are the more difficult to find blue dress ladies and both are in super condition (could use new stoppers, old ones are brittle and loose). One lady has more color on her hair than the other. When ordering, please specify left or right shaker as shown in photo.

Absolutely beautiful, absolutely mint condition – this listing has Florence Ceramic’s “Story Hour” with the boy and girl figurine! There is no broken lace or fingers – there is a SMALL production “pop” on the little boy’s sleeve (at wrist) that received color and glaze, it is not damage.

Per the “Complete Book of Florence Ceramics” by Kline, Webrspaun, and Kline, “Story Hour” represents some of Florence Ward’s finest work...

Very pretty Prayer Lady spoon storage/holder! She has dark brown hair and pink dress and is in wonderful condition with no evidence of “use”. One tip of her dress -- pink part, by the word “storage” – has a production blemish that appears to be a repaired chip – it’s not! There are no lines or evidence of anything other than it being a color “pool”...

This is a super bank and a great collectible! It’s a Kreiss look-alike bank and it really is – the color and color shadings are excellent! This is the “Put Your Money Where My Mouth Is” bank, he’s blue with black “hair” and is in excellent condition. Has a small “souvenir of Florida” sticker on front. Even though this is a Kreiss look-alike, it’s very collectible in its’ own right and is listed in the 1999 Kreiss reference book with a value of $80! Neat item.

Neat Holt Howard flower/candle holder from the “Lil-ol-lace” line! Measures 3 ¼” tall and is stamped on bottom: 1959, Holt Howard. She’s in wonderful condition – has a teeny ding on her chin and one on her lip (could be easily color touched-up). Difficult to find item!

Very pretty Enesco Prayer Lady napkin holder! This is the pink dress lady with darker brown hair. Stamped on bottom: E-2826 and still has original Enesco foil sticker. She’s in excellent condition – I could feel a teeny blemish on the hem of her skirt, and even using a magnifying glass, cannot be certain if it’s a ding or a production bruise but either/or, it’s not worthy of mention. Lovely item!

Made by Enesco, this is the very difficult to find blue dress Prayer Lady cookie jar! She measures 9 ¾” tall and bottom still has the original Enesco foil sticker. In wonderful condition – has a couple teeny, teeny dings on jar rim that really aren’t worthy of mention. She has a 1/16” glaze ding in her hair (see photo) – it’s superficial and is glaze color only – that’s it!! Super addition to a collection.