Here is a simple, yet delightful young lady head vase. While she is unmarked, and we have yet to identify her maker or her age, she is nonetheless a wonderful piece. She stands 6.5" and has no chips, cracks or crazing. From her demure look to her well-groomed ponytail, she is every bit a proper young lady. UPDATE: There is a popular site that would have us all believe that this is a reproduction piece. However, they cannot say what it is a reproduction of...

This lovely lady is the 4.5" model, which appears to be made from the Rubens #495 mold. This particular piece is unmarked, but we have a matching Rubens lady in another color. Some of the Rubens vases were ink-stamped, others have the logo and number cast into the bottom, and still others had only the foil stamp...

Four pieces of green Blendo by West Virgina Glass Co. The set consists of one (1) large (10.75") salad and three (3) small (5.25") matching bowls. Always popular, we also have pitchers and glasses in various colors in our shop. If you would like more information, just ask.

HTF piece of McCoy pottery. Marked NM - USA, this piece by Nelson McCoy would have been made between 1940 and 1943. These are the smaller 6" version of the popular novelty dish in the glossy aqua that McCoy is known for. This piece has no chips, cracks or crazing and is in excellent condition.

Beautiful piece of Lefton artwork. Standing 6" tall, this little dove is a wonderful example of Lefton's attention to detail. Based on its label, this is one of a pair made from the 60s into the early 80s. We also have its mate available in another listing. It's in excellent condition with no chips or cracks.

Beautiful piece of Lefton artwork. Standing 6" tall, this little dove is a wonderful example of Lefton's attention to detail. This is one of a pair made from the 60s into the early 80s. We also have its mate available in another listing. It's in excellent shape with no chips or cracks.

4" Moon and Star ashtray/coasters #4286 by L. E. Smith in green. These are not the larger ashtrays commonly found online. All are in excellent condition with no chips or cracks. The book price on these pieces is $8-$20 each. Buy a set of four and save even more! Get a set for only $26.95. Be sure to let us know how many you would like.

Beautiful 7.25" salad/dessert plate with gold trim. The plate is marked with the Two Phoenix mark of long-forgotten NK Porcelain (sometimes referred to as "Japan China") and "Made in Occupied Japan". This plate is marvelous condition with no chips, cracks, crazing or utensil marks, though some of the gold design on an inner band has begun to fade a bit. For collectors of Blue Willow, this is a great find.

Delightful young lady who is in excellent condition. She has all of the important features in tact - eyelashes, earrings, necklace, bow, etc. She stands 4.75" tall and is marked RELPO "K962" and has her original foil label, too. There is substantial wear to the gold on the edge of her hat brim, but that can easily be restored. She has no cracks, chips, or crazing, so she will make an excellent addition to your collection.

Paul Revere bowl by Gorham, complete with clear plastic liner. This 8" hollowware silverplated serving bowl appears to hold about 1.5 qt. The bowl and liner are in excellent condition. The bowl has both the Gorham hallmark and the original label. The piece is marked "YC780" beneath the hallmark. Date unknown.

Lovely Johnson Brothers gravy pitcher with dainty blue flowers. The mark indicates the piece to be from the early 20th century, and we believe the pattern to be JB705, although we cannot be sure. If you recognize the pattern with relative certainty, please let us hear from you. The mark on the bottom is a bit faded as shown in the picture. In excellent condition, this gravy has not chips, cracks or crazing.

10" American Whitehall 3-toed center console bowl by Indiana Glass. Made in the tradition of Fostoria's American pattern, this center bowl is 1/2" smaller than its true American cousin. This bowl was made to go with matching candle bowls, but will certainly serve well on its own. The Whitehall line was made to compliment the Fostoria line and some of the pieces shared the same mold...