Thes simple silhouettes are painted on the revers of curved glass. The simple background makes it easier to enjoy the charm of thes well executed fighres. They are 5" in diameter and marked with the initials P.W. They come in their original box whih is labeled "Silouhettes Hand Painted" Peter Watson's Studio Detroit.

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".

Thin teardrops of clear glass are etched with a frosted intaglio design of dancing fairies and set in metal holders. There is a set of four of these lovely place card holders. They are marked "made in Cechoslovakia".

Mother's have always worried about their children's safety and it appears seat belts are no new thing. This child's safety strap is made of sturdy webbing and suitable for use on "High -chair, Go-cart or Carriage." In the original box which features charming graphics of child leaning forward in high chair.

These "girlie" mugs have a kneeling nude on the fronts and standing nude on the rears in a mold in raised design. The handles are three different nudes in various covorting postures....there was probably a fourth design at one time but I have only the three. Very Kitchy. They are poor quality with some glaze misses and other production flaws. One has a small chip on the rim and another a couple glaze misses on the top of the nude handle. They are in a harvest gold glaze over white clay body...

Old man in bathrobe is made of composition material and has white feather hair. Plaque on base reads "Very sorry...At My Age I Can't Take Yes for an Answer". Packed in original box with picture of item on top and name "Bouncing Bums". Box end has Kreiss Corp. label with item number.