His black cap and mustache give this toby figure an evil look...perhaps the landloard come to collect his rent or put Little Nell out on the street. The mug is 4" high. and marked Made in occupied Japan.

AT 4" high this sportty fellow looks like a Dicken's character in his yellow cap and bow tie.

This mustachioed face sports a blue crown and blue hair to match. It is 4" high and marked made in occupied Japan.

I believe this to be the Regal China Little Red Riding Hood. The interior of the lid is unglazed. The poppy decalhas a portion missing on the lower poppy. There is a small glaze miss on her left shoulder and a "pimple" of raised glaze on the back of her cape. There are no cracks, chips or crazing. Marked USA on bottom. Approximately 8" high.

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 vase stands 10" high and is glazed a dark brown with chartruese interior. It is maeked Red Wing, USA and with a number which is obscured. No chips, Cracks or crazing.

Here is a pink waterlily vase, marked U.S.A. Hull Art L-4-6 1/2. It has some crazing on the interior and a small glaze miss on the lip. The exterior is clean and without chips or cracks.

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

This attractive wallpocket features a Japanese male peasant figure carrying a basket on his back. It is in the Banko style and while there appears to be an impressed mark, the mark is unreadable. His clothes consist of a chartreuse tunic with green trim, chartreuse shoes, and blue pants. His basket is brown with yellow straps. The face is left unglazed...

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 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.

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...