Speckled pink, turquoise, and white with a pink interior lining this Shawnee piece is marked Shawnee USA #1012 and measures 5" by 7". No damage.

This classic 1940's clamper is made of a deep mottled green bakelite. It is hinged at the side with a riveted hinge (see enlargement 2) and is accented with two bands of decorated brass. The interior measurements are 2 1/4" by 1 1/4". It fits my wrist which measures 6 1/2" around perfectly. It is in excellent condition.

Le Vitrail A L'Exposition Internationale Des Arts Decoratifs Paris 1925. Edited by Jacque Gruber. Published by C.H. Moreau, Librairie D'Art Industriel, 8 Rue De Prague, Paris, 1926. Consists of a folded page which contains publication information, introduction and content, 42 gravure plates, 11 hand colored, measuring 13" by 10", loose in a cloth backed pictorial boards portfolio...

This pink and white speckled planter is 5 1/4" high, 7" wide, and 3" deep. It is very 50's in attitude. The bottom is marked Shawnee USA 1012.

A beautiful glaze of mottled browns and greens enhance the flowing beauty of this swan-like stylized vase/ planter. It is 6 1/4" high and marked Gonder USA 5M.

Marked hull USA F 29, this 9" high vase is glazed a deep olive green with a mottled green accent at the lip edge. Very 50's in feel.

This charming pair of silhouettes on glass depict fishing scenes. In one a little fisherman sits on the dock while a friend leans over his shoulder. The second shows our little fisherman presenting his catch to mother. The background pictures are slightly warped due to moisture. They measure 4" x 5".

These striking candlesticks were designed by Ronald Stennett-Willson in the 1960's and manufactured by Wedgewood. The set consists of a one disk, a two disk, and a three disk candleholder. They are 3 3/4", 5", and 5 3/4" high and the bases are 2 3/4" in diameter, the candle receivers are 2 1/2" in diameter. They are in excellent condition with no chips, cracks or other imperfections. All are acid etched Wedgewood England with the Wedgewood vase logo.

Designed in 1934 by W. J. Campbell this deco smoking stand/cocktail table was used in chrome and aluminum on the lounges of the 20th. century limited.The stand has it's original Climax decal and the removable tray has remnants of the same decal. The cocktail tray is removable and revolves. The ashtray has wide slots for cigars and a matchholder. The original finish shows quite a bit of wear. It is a wrinkled red overlaid with a wash of black...

This silvered metal bank loads coins on the side and shoots them into the slot.It was produced by Astro Mfg., E. Detroit and is marked RD1957 A Berzac Creation. It has the US patent NO. S.N.D.45961 and Canadian pat. 150-21482. The bottom of one fin is slightly bent and the rubber nose cone is missing. There are coins inside but no key.

A rare and hard to find chartreuse cup with cover and saucer. Imagine this sitting on display in your home. The cover and cup and saucer are in excellent condition with no chips or cracks.

Russell Wright's design for this coffee cover and cup was excellent for keeping the coffee warm but hard to store and easily broken, resulting in a scarcity of these covers. Here are two in granite grey to fill that void in your collection.