Kitschy Ceramic Puppy Dog Face Figurine Eyeglass Holder

What a cutie pie! Marked Arnel on the bottom, this piece dates back to the 1950s and most likely was made in Japan. Measurements are in the pictures. Great vintage condition - no chips or cracks.

$22.00 OBO.

MCM Textured Pink Glass Ceiling Light Shade with Beaded Accents

This lovely textured light shade was popular during the mid-20th century and features a textured surface and beaded rim, common to the period and offering both aesthetic appeal and diffused light. (NEEDS MEASUREMENTS)  In great vintage condition.

$45.00 OBO.

Murano-style Sommerson Art Glass Blue & Yellow Swung Vase - 1950-1970s

This is a rare blue and yellow swung glass vase designed by Fratelli Toso at a glass factory on the island of Murano near Venice, Italy. This piece is very heavy and will look stunning wherever it is placed, and is in excellent condition. It measures approximately 13 3/4" tall and the base measures approximately 5 1/2" wide.

$200.00 OBO.

MCM Imperial Glass Candlewick Serving/Tidbit Tray - 1950s

This piece features Imperial Glass's signature Candlewick design with a beaded rim and is characterized by a central handle that is shaped like a heart. It measures: 11 3/4" in diameter on the rim and 5" tall. No chips or cracks.

$20.00 OBO.

MCM Bareuther Waldsassen Porcelain Bird or Dove Bud Vase - Germany

This is a beautiful white porcelain, handmade bird-shaped vase. It can also be used as a candle holder. The bird has a gold beak. The vase is marked Bareuther Waldsassan, Barvaria Germany. No chips or cracks. It is 3.5 inches tall, 3.25 inches wide from wing to wing and 4 inches from beak to tail! In excellent condition!  

$15.00 OBO.

Antique EAPG (Early American Pattern Glass) "Minerva" or "Roman Medallion" Pattern Spooner - 1870

The clear glass piece from the Victorian era measures 4 3/4" tall and features neoclassical medallions depicting a Roman goddess and a warrior, surrounded by raised dots or beading. It stands on a pedestal base and was manufactured by the Adams & Company glass manufacturer. The spooner features a wide, flared bowl with repeating raised dot decoration and oval cameo panels depicting the Roman goddess Minerva. Spooners were designed for table use, holding teaspoons upright for serving sugar, jams, or condiments. This example displays beautifully and remains fully functional today. Excellent condition - no chips or cracks.

$35.00 OBO.