"Violet" is a gorgeous little bear from Enesco's Cherished Teddies series. Designed by Priscilla Hillman in 1995, and retired in 1999, Violet's quote is "Blessings Bloom When You Are Near." As you can see in the photos, she is a numbered collectible who is looking for a home just like yours.

6.25" Coronado bread and butter plate in turquoise matte finish by Gladding-Bean in the Franciscan Ware line. Coronado dinnerware was made from 1940-54, but the mark on this plate (same as coral photo but without a number beneath it) indicates a production date between 1940 and 1947. We have other pieces of this pattern in this color that are also available, as well as matching pieces in coral that mix well. Discounts offered on multiple piece orders of Coronado dinnerware.

9.5" Coronado luncheon plate in turquoise matte finish by Gladding-Bean in the Franciscan Ware line. Coronado dinnerware was made from 1940-54, but the number beneath the mark on this plate indicates it was made in 1947. This mark without the number indicates an earlier production date. We have other pieces of this pattern in this color that are also available, as well as matching pieces in coral that mix well. Discounts offered on multiple piece orders of Coronado dinnerware.

6.25" Coronado bread and butter plate in coral matte finish by Gladding-Bean in the Franciscan Ware line. Coronado dinnerware was made from 1940-54, but the mark on this plate (same as photo but without a number beneath it) indicates a production date between 1940 and 1947. We have other pieces of this pattern in this color that are also available, as well as matching pieces in turquoise that mix well. Discounts offered on multiple piece orders of Coronado dinnerware.

9.5" Coronado luncheon plate in coral matte finish by Gladding-Bean in the Franciscan Ware line. Coronado dinnerware was made from 1940-54, but the number beneath the mark on this plate indicates it was made in 1947. This mark without the number indicates an earlier production date. We have other pieces of this pattern in this color that are also available, as well as matching pieces in turquoise that mix well. Discounts offered on multiple piece orders of Coronado dinnerware.

Fire-King Jane Ray 8.25" vegetable bowl in jade-ite by Anchor-Hocking Glass. In excellent shape with no chips or cracks.

Delightful biscuit (cookie) jar in clear glass with raised waffle design, a red-flashed rim and a clear lid. The jar stands about 6" tall (without the lid) and is approximately 5" in diameter. There are no chips or cracks, however, where the lid meets the rim, there are a few very minor wear marks in the flashing due to use, as expected. Still, this jar is shows well and will serve nicely.

10.5" silverplated hollowware serving bowl by F.B. Rogers with the original label on the bottom of the bowl. Just over 1.75" deep, this bowl has the popular Gadroon edge. Minor utensil marks (but no dents) indicate this bowl was was a part of the family service that was used and not just displayed. Unsure of the pattern name and date, but perhaps you recognize it.

Six hand carved mahogany napkin rings with an elephant figure carved on each one. Due to the fact that each ring is hand made, each ring is a slightly different size and the elephant carvings very slightly. The set comes in a matching mahogany box with a matching elephant carving on the lid...

Reed and Barton silverplated bread tray in the Holiday pattern. A simple pattern, it polishes nicely and though minor cleaning and usage marks appear in the bottom, they are certainly nothing that will prevent further enjoyment. This tray measures 11.5" from end to end and 6.25" across. While we are sure of the date for this piece, it is possibly from the 50s or 60s (if not earlier). If you have any questions or comments, please let us hear from you.

Lovely crystal dessert bowl by Fostoria; The bowl, with two bow handles, is an 8.5" Fairfax No. 2375 with June etching (No. 279). The June pattern is often confused with Romance, but can be identified by the double line ribbon vs. Romance's solid pattern around the rim. The June pattern was produced from 1928-52.

Well known, but seldom correctly identified, this is a Daisy and Button fan tray by L.G. Wright. Sold in dime stores across the country, this was (and is) a popular item that has decorated many ladies' dressers over the years. Measuring 10.5" across by 7" top-to-bottom, this tray strongly resembles the snack plates produced by Anchor-Hocking. This tray is smaller and lacks the cup indention, but otherwise compliments the A-H sets nicely...