This pitcher stands 5 1/2" high and measures 7" from the tip of the spout to the handle. Holds 48 ounces. No chips, cracks or crazing, looks like new.

From the popular Pixieware line which appeared in the 1950's, the Pixie lidded jar stands 5" high and is marked 1958 Holt Howard. No chips or cracks. Fine crazing.

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.

These graceful birds are finished in a brownish grey shiny glaze. The head up one is marked #292 and measures 10', the one with it's head down is marked #291 and measures 9 3/4'. No cracks, chips, or crazing.

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 is the gravy with attached underplate in the Autumn pattern from Franciscan/Gladding McBeam. There are no chips, cracks or crazing. It is 5" high and measures 7" from handle to spout.

The soft gray exterior of this vase is accented by a rosy pink interior. It has an embossed flower design, possibly a magnolia. The bottom is marked Red Wing USA with a three digit pattern number the first digit I'm unable to read the last two look like a 7 and a 5. The vase is 6" high and has no cracks, chips, or 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.

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.

This pitcher is given an air of grace by the elongated spout and sharply angled handle. It is glazed green with a milky wash at the lip edge. It stands 7" high and is marked Hull USA A-6. The pitcher is part of the 1960's Marcrest line and listed by Robert's as a Heritageware pitcher.

This blue capped fellow looks like someone you might see at the race track betting on the ponies. Marked Made in occupied Japan, it is 4" high.