Delightful trinket box by Capodimonte with three roses on the lid. The box measures 5.25" in diameter and stands nearly 4" tall to the top of the roses. A charming piece, typical of its maker, this box would also serve well as a powder box. It has no chips, cracks or crazing.

This little dog is a vintage Enesco figurine. Sitting on a green velvet pillow, he (or she) appears to be looking up at its master with an admirable expression. Time has worn the bottom of the pillow to expose the screw that holds the puppy in place, but that in no way detracts from the appearance. The puppy itself has no chips, cracks or crazing.

This delightful demitasse cup and saucer has the well-known UCAGCO labels. Made in Japan for United China and Gifts Co., this set is decorated with pink and blue flowers. It is in very good condition for its age with no chips, cracks or crazing.

Here is a beautiful porcelain bowl by Schmidt. Made in Brazil, it is an excellent pattern for the winter holidays. This 8" rimmed soup bowl (Pattern #SHM7) is in excellent condition with no chips, cracks or crazing.

These blue and white salad plates by Burgess and Leigh are another fine example of English china. The Dovedale pattern depicts fish swimming near the river bottom, complete with rocks and plants. They are excellent condition with no chips, cracks or crazing.

This 8 1/4" Vernonware California USA Pottery hand painted "Organdie" rimmed soup bowl is in excellent condition. This pattern was made from 1937-1950.

Large vintage enamelware platter is white with dark blue trim (does not show in photo). Platter measures approximately 16" X 12 1/2" and shows minor wear. (See Photo) As is the case with most unmarked enamelware, age is very difficult to establish.

This cup and saucer is made by Real of Brazil. The pink roses and gold trim make it a gorgeous set. It has no chips, cracks or crazing and displays beautifully.

This is a very simple egg plate of cream-colored ceramic with gold trim. It resembles the milk glass plate made by Anchor-Hocking in style. It measures about 11" in diameter and holds 15 eggs. It's in excellent condition with no chips, cracks or crazing.

Beautiful piece of tobacciana. It is a Ronson Varaflame Luralite, butane table lighter from the late 50s or early 60s. The finish is primarily silver tones on the body of the lighter with a chrome and brass mechanism. This lighter claims a large capacity for fuel and states that it uses the large size Multi-fill injector. As I am no longer a smoker, I don't have flint or fuel to test this lighter, so it is being sold "As Is." NOTE: The photo appears more gold than silver...

Charming silverplate relish dish by 1847 Rogers Bros. Clear hallmark that includes the "Neptune" pattern name, this relish measures 9.5" X 5.5". As with all used silverplate items, light marks from years of use and cleaning are evident when inspected. Still a lovely piece that cleans nicely and deserves a place on the table.