This is a super corsage! It has a silver color leaf, 2 sprigs of brush type greenery, a small pinecone with glass beads, 2 candy canes (the red cellophane stripes have slipped to the bottom), and a Santa head that appears to be spun cotton (he still has paper made in Japan label). Wonderful as a corsage, a package decoration, or a display piece – I’ve seen small trees decorated with an assortment of corsages – beautiful!

This absolutely beautiful angel tree topper has been in my Christmas collection for the last 10+ years! Her skirt is white feathers, she has blue wings, blonde hair, and blue open and close eyes. Topper measures 13” tall and she’s in wonderful condition. I kept her in the box she was in when I purchased (I don’t know if it’s original or not) and I noticed that the feathers on back of her skirt have flattened from storage...

This is a pretty unmarked McCoy candleholder with unusual color! Candleholder is chamber stick style (with finger hold), base measures 5 ¼” diameter, and it’s 3” tall (at tallest). Mint condition!

Cute little unmarked McCoy duck planter! Little duck measures 3 5/8” tall (at tallest) and he’s an unusual color. He’s a pretty green color but his front half has a darker underlying color (extends back to his wings) while the rest is green. He has a couple production rubs (non-color/glaze) on one wing and one on his chest – they are production and of no consequence! The only “use” evidence I could find is a 1/16” glaze ding on rim edge – that’s it! Neat planter.

This is a beautiful older unmarked McCoy vase! Made in the 1940’s, it measures 9 1/8” tall and is a rich aqua color with shiny glaze. This is a heavy vase, is a somewhat difficult find, and as with the other aqua vases we have just listed, it’s from my collection. It is not mint condition but the imperfections weren’t serious enough to prevent my purchasing it years ago! It has a ¾” super tight hairline at rim – it’s fine as a pencil mark or craze mark...

The color and design of this McCoy planter (small jardinière) are simply outstanding! Made in the 1940’s, planter measures 3 ¼” tall, 3 5/8” diameter, is a pale pink color and marked on bottom: Made in USA, McCoy...

Mint condition Boy Scout mug by McCoy! This one commemorates the “Buffalo Trace Council”, has gold trim, measures 3 1/8” tall and has McCoy’s pitcher mark on bottom. Extra nice!

The larger Pyrex covered casseroles are difficult to find – especially in this excellent condition! This listing has a 2 ½ quart casserole in the Garland pattern. Bowl is blue with white garland, lid is white with blue garland – lovely – and both pieces are in excellent condition!

Another lovely Kitchen Prayer Lady item! The pink on this spoon storage is darker and she has dark, almost black, color hair. Excellent condition -- the only evidence of “use” is a teeny missing fleck of color on back of skirt at a spoon slot – that’s it! Very pretty item.

Difficult to find Enesco Kitchen Prayer Lady item – the spoon rest! She has pink “dress” and light brown hair and is in very good condition – has a 1/16” dot type ding on one hand (see photo) – that’s it!!

Hull Pottery produced some beautiful items and this large vase is a wonderful example! Vase is from the Wildflower “W” series that was produced 1946-47. Measures 9 ½” tall, marked on bottom: Hull Art, USA, W-12, 9 ½. Vase is the pretty pink and blue colors and is in wonderful condition! It has a 1/8” production non-color/glaze on bottom base and a 3/8” one on the other side at bottom edge that could be a rub – I believe it to be production but am not certain...

This Eisenberg Ice Christmas tree pin has simple and elegant styling! It’s gold color and is “decorated” with red, green, and blue rhinestones with smaller clear rhinestone accents. It has a clear rhinestone in its star shape topper. Pin measures 2 ½” long (end to end), 1 3/8” wide (at widest), and is marked Eisenberg Ice. Beautiful pin with nice clean lines – one of my favorites.