This beautiful hard to find Goldcastle cat teapot was made in Japan sometime in the 1930s-40s and is in very good condition. The gold on the bow and around her neck does show some wear.

Post 1986 Homer Laughlin Fiesta saucer in Apricot color. This color was made from 1996 to 1997. The saucer is in excellent condition.

Post 1986 Homer Laughlin Fiesta saucer in New Turquoise color. They started making this color in 1988. The saucer is in excellent condition.

This 9 5/8" Vernonware California USA hand painted "Organdie" luncheon plate is in excellent condition. The Organdie pattern was made from 1937-1950.

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.

This is another vintage piece of Black Forest craftsmanship. It's a hand-carved tray that measures approximately 11" X 5". Along with the wonderful detailing, the word "Luzern" (Switzerland) is carved into the tray. We haven't been able to accurately date this piece, but with the price of most Black Forest pieces bordering outrageous, this little tray is most likely the bargain of the day!

Simple hand blown art glass vase stands 7 3/4" tall, with broad flat rim measuring 5" across. Vase is decorated with a blue stringer that the blower attached in a spiral, even onto the rim. This came from an estate auction, and we have not been able to date this piece.

These pieces are Royal China (USA) Blue Willow Cavalier ironstone 10” dinner plates. The bottom of each plate has the Royal China Cavalier ironstone mark. All are in excellent condition.

These pieces are Royal China (USA) Blue Willow Cavalier ironstone 6 3/8” coupe cereal bowls. They are marked with USA on the bottom of each bowl. All are in excellent condition.

White Rorstrand ewer with blue leaves. The pattern name marked on the bottom of the piece is Susie. It stands 9" tall and is 3 3/8" across the base. It is a very nice, clean piece. To the best of our knowledge, this ewer was made sometime in the 1980s.