The delicate Woodvine graces this Universal Cambridge covered jar. It is 3 1/2" high and 4 1/2' wide. No chips cracks or crazing. The underside of the lid has some browning at the ridge and there are a couple tiny spots of brown on the lip of the jar, otherwise very good.

This unusual teapot originates from the Isle of Man. It is executed in a heavy clay body and decorated with majolica glazes. The form is of a sailor sitting on a coil of rope with two legs down and a third in an amazing acrobatic feat forming the teapot spout behind him. He holds a Union Jack which forms the teapot handle. His head is removable and forms the lid. There is a chip inside the rim and damage which has been amateurishly repaired on the top of the hat...

Figural head of Siamese woman in chartreuse glaze. Two available.

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.

Peach flower design. There is a crack where the handle meets the body of the pitcher which appears to have happened in the firing process. A hairline extends from the crack to the edge of the opening in the pitcher. This too appears to have hapenened in the firing as the edges are smooth with glaze and not raw. Some crazing.

This adorable skunk planter measures 5 1/2" high by 6" wide. It is marked Shawnee USA and numbered 512.

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.

This set of Shawnee figures consists of a chinese man with chopsticks and his companion, a woman with umbrella. They are glazed in muted greens and pink. Marked on the bottom with USA and an unreadable number.

Marked on the bottom Shawnee U.S.A. 769. This planter has a green glossy glaze with the waterwheel accented by a brown matt finish. No cracks, chips, crazing or other flaws.

This is the 5" high pitcher from Shawnee's corn line. It is marked Shawnee USA 70. No chips, cracks or crazing.

Green 5" h. #779-5" slight 1/8in. mar or chip on bottom edge possible firing mark? see photo

This old Roseville plate features four bunnies standing on their hind legs. It is 8" across and 1 1/4" high, and has a rolled edge. There are no chips or cracks. It does have a glaze "spider" on the bottom which does not go through the pottery body. Marked with the black Rv stamp on the bottom.