Super collectible Fitz and Floyd items – Santa bookends! They’re weighted and each has 2 paper labels. One label has Fitz and Floyd, Inc. with copyright date of MCMLXXVI, FF and the other label has FF, Japan. Both Santas are in wonderful condition but as can be seen in photos, their red paint is flaking. This is cold paint – not fired-on – and it removes very easily when wet. They could easily be repainted or color touched up. Difficult to find items.

Aren’t these pretty? There are 3 Santa candleholders in the listing, measure 3 7/8” tall (at tallest), and are in very good condition – 1 has a tiny ding at rim edge of candleholder – that’s it!

This is a somewhat unusual shaker set – a pair of Santas! Measure 3 ¾” tall, stamped (in red) Japan, and are in wonderful condition with only “use” evidence being some minor flecks of missing color. Shakers have their original plastic stoppers. Cute!

Beautiful angel planter! Measures 7 ¼” tall, has silver foil National Potteries label, and is stamped on bottom: S1699, 1956. She’s in excellent condition with minor red color wear at the hem of her coat and some green color wear at the base edge. Very nice!

Also included (at no charge) is a beautiful little angel with spaghetti trim. She has silver foil label, stamped 1CX2425...

This is a pretty Lefton bud vase! The design is “Christmas Christy”, vase measures 6 3/8” tall, has the Lefton foil sticker, and is marked on bottom: Lefton China, Hand painted, 438P. Vase is in excellent condition! Cute item, not your every day find.

When I saw this McCoy jardinière at an estate sale, I couldn’t believe my eyes! The pattern is of leaves and single Calla lily blooms – quite beautiful and very, very difficult to find. I seldom use the term “rare” but this is very close. Jardiniere measures 6 ½” tall, 6” diameter, and is marked on bottom: McCoy. It has no chips or cracks, does have interior crazing. Super addition to any collection!!

This is a difficult to find McCoy cookie jar – the tee pee! Jar has beautiful color and is marked: McCoy, USA, 137. It has crazing that has darkened at bottom interior and exterior – not unusual and is caused by shortening used in cookies. The only “use” evidence is a ¼” slice type chip at the bottom edge of the lid (has been color touched-up so it is not glaringly noticeable). Jar measures 11 1/8” tall and retains the majority of the original cold paint...

These colorful casseroles have been a part of my dinnerware collection for many years! There are 3 dark blue color ones, 1 tan, 1 green, and 1 yellow – all but one blue one have matching lids. Each is in excellent condition and great for serving chili and soup!

One dozen red and blue/green Shiny Brite ornaments in this listing! There are 3 red ones, 9 blue/green color ones and they’re in the original box! Box is in very good condition – cellophane has been taped. Ornaments are in very good condition with some dark spots, etc.

This is a very nice Shiny Brite listing with an abundance of ornaments – enough to decorate a small tree! There are 2 dozen small green/teal color ornaments, 2 dozen small red/orange color, and 2 dozen larger red/orange color ones. They are in their original boxes. Some of the small ones are lighter on one side from sun/storage exposure and a few of the larger red ones have some color separations. These are very nice ornaments in colors/shades that are not found in today’s ornaments...

I’ve grouped these 2 sets of vintage candleholders into one listing! The silver poinsettia leaves have glass “berries”. The leaves are foil with wire stems (underneath) and the holder has a cardboard base that’s stamped “United States and Foreign Patents Pending”. The other set also has aluminum leaves and has little pinecones, and red berries with green leaves. It has an aluminum candleholder base. Very unusual items – especially the one with silver poinsettia leaves.

These are the smaller size ornaments and are in their original George Franke of Baltimore 1 box! There are 4 blue, 6 red, and 2 gold color ornaments and they’re in very good condition.