From the Lundberg Studios on the California Coast, a beautiful, large, art glass vase. Purchased at the studios this was an artist's one-of-a-kind production piece. Lundberg Studios designs are influenced by the iridescent, freeblown, handcrafted (favrile)early 20th century glass of Quezal and Tiffany. A heirloom of the future, this vase is vibrant gold iridescing to shades of pink and orange. Stars dot the upper portion with a wave pattern in deep greens and blues on the bottom...

Blond boy in a pink shirt, violet pants with green umbrella. Made of bisque porcelain, beautifully hand painted with gold accents. This is of very high quality. Only mark on bottom is a "22" in red. The McKinley Tarrif Act of 1890 required that all items imported into the U.S. be marked with the country of origin. However, the law was not widely enforced until 1914. I believe this figure dates from the time period between 1900 and 1914 and was most likely made in Germany...

Beautiful representation of an imperial ox-cart from Japan. Bronze with exquisite details on top, sides and wheels. Hand painted accents on yoke. 8" H x 16" L. Has original box. Date unknown.

PT boat on original card. Card back says: Manufactured by Country Wide Adv. Corp., 289 Third Ave., New York, 10, N.Y. and has the union label. Card front says: Kennedy For President. The pin is marked JK60. The PT boat pin itself is based on the 1941 "sweetheart" pins that were given by crew members of the PT boats to loved ones. From my research I think that this was the first pin produced for the 1960 campaign and was handed out by the candidate or his staff...

8" Diam x 3.5" H. Hand painted blue and white Fujian porcelain. Marked in Chinese, Qianlong Nian Zhi (Qianlong Period Made) dating to late 20th century. Stunning design of dragons and the flaming pearl of wisdom. Excellent condition, no damage.

Wedding Vase shape handmade sometime between 1920s and 1930s in the traditional manner as shown when you look at the chip on the spout. Wear to the paint design indicates age and is part of the pot's history. Most likely from the Santo Domingo potters in New Mexico. 10" H x 8" W in as shown condition.

A clear, pressed glass, candle holder in the shape of a crucifix and a sepia toned cabinet card of a child's first communion or confirmation. The crucifix candlestick is seen in the photo on the table next to the boy's hand. Photo, with heavy card matte, is approx. 9" x 6"; stamped Rees 202 W. Federal St. Youngstown, O. Glass candle stick is 10" H x 4" W. Photo in good condition with some spots to the matte. Candlestick in excellent condition. Late 1860s to 1910 time period.

Black and white spotted dog. Heavy pottery, marked on the bottom "Ya Wan Zhen Cang" which translates Delicate Collectible Precious Treasure. 18th century Japanese style produced in China mid-20th century for export. Made as a replica of 1700s figure, not as a fake. No damage, 9" H x 6" w x 7" d.

This was a promotional piece for Claire Burke home fragrance line in the early 1980s. It was only produced one year. Bisque figures of mother, daughter & teddy bear decorating tree. Plays "Oh Christmas Tree". No damage, comes with original box. 7" H x 4.5" Diam.

Beautiful vintage representation of a baby just learning to lift his head. Late 1950s or early 1960s. Silk kimono. Composition covered with gofun (oyster shell paste), hand painted features, glass eyes. Two tiny chips on forehead. Comes with paper toy and orange silk futon. 8" long.

Marked Shawnee USA Ovenproof 74 on bottom. Made from 1946 to 1954. 11" L x 5.5" W. Excellent condition, no damage, never used.

Hand painted, heavy paper mache tray with image of deer in woodlands. Made in Japan with a PT NO. of 61978 and large "K" in circle mark. Late 1930s to early 1940's vintage in an art deco style. Well done with no paint loss to the image and only minor nicks and bumps to edges. 13" H x 19" W.