This is a gorgeous Ceramic figural shell tureen. It measures 16 inches long and 9 inches tall. It is in excellent condition save one small chip on the knob. There are otherwise no chips or cracks and very minimal crazy. This would be perfect...

Bring Vera Neumann to your kitchen and you have instant mid-century design! Three holly wreaths in a row make up the design on this Tea towel. The design is two directional with Vera's signature on both ends. The center wreath is without a bow....

A solid brass clover shape paperweight, ashtray, or trinket dish with a dog head at the center. This shiny brass dish will be a great addition to any space. Use it on a coffee table or dressing table to hold small jewelry, or as...

Virginia Metalcrafters solid brass dogwood flower paperclip or paperweight. This is marked 7-6 Dogwood on the back along with the VMC stamp. The clip is in excellent condition. The brass is shiny and the spring action works well. The clip measures 4 inches long...

This charming cream porcelain Wedgwood piece is sure to make a statement! Features an embossed Queensware pedestal dish that edges in a blue grape leaf design. Made in England. This piece was made for small desserts, such as sweet little macaroons and mini petit...

The sweet Florentine box measures 4 inches long, two and three-quarter inches wide, and one and three-quarter inches tallPerfect for stashing coins, paper clips, or Q-tips, this darling box is in great condition and has a lovely patina of creamy white, gold, and orange.

The image is a framed art print titled "Flowers of the Month - April" by Robert Furber, dating back to 1730. Key details include:  It's part of a series depicting flowers for each month.  The print features a detailed bouquet in a vase, with...

The image is a framed art print titled "Flowers of the Month - February " by Robert Furber, dating back to 1730. Key details include:  It's part of a series depicting flowers for each month.  The print features a detailed bouquet in a vase, with...

The image is a framed art print titled "Flowers of the Month - November” by Robert Furber, dating back to 1730. Key details include:  It's part of a series depicting flowers for each month.  The print features a detailed bouquet in a vase, with text...