This piece of folk art made of wood with bottle caps for arms and legs. He has metal earrings and trim, with two serving bowls – one on the head and one in his arms. A cute accent piece for your summer BBQ! He is mounted on a wood base that measures 8 ¼" x 5 ½". He stands 15” tall and is in excellent condition!
$50.00 OBO.
It has two metal oval trays with 5 & 10 on them. It also has five red and blue stakes that fit into holes. There are only 3 plastic discs to throw over the stakes.
$9.00 OBO.
This musical bottle has a figural leprechaun with reddish beard. He is standing on a music box base, which plays When Irish Eyes Are Smiling. It is marked on the bottom in black – Lefton China along with their red and gold paper sticker. There also is a cork stopper. It is in great condition and stands 9” high.
$35.00 OBO.
This plate has a 1 ¾" scalloped rim with floral design and a picture of Independence Hall. Good condition – no chips or cracks.
$12.00 OBO.
This is a red clay, 5 ¾" round plate with hand-painting. It is black with a white polka dot rim. There are white and yellow daisies, red peppers, and a pink and red flower with two-tone green stems and leaves. On the back, you can barely make it out, but it looks like Budapest, numbers and hand-painted. Excellent condition.
$10.00 OBO.
This is a lime green glass 4 ¾" deep cereal or soup bowl made in Moderntone by Hazel Atlas. It has a white interior and is in excellent condition.
$10.00 OBO.
This vase has turned-up black handles and scalloped rim and scalloped footed bottom. There are twigs of dark gold and green leaves all over it, as well as an intentional crazed appearance. It measures 5 5/8” and tapers to 2 7/8”. In great condition – no chips or cracks.
$18.00 OBO.
This is an old glass domed snow globe on a black plastic base, showing an Alpine house on a hill and some trees. There is a label on the top that reads – Made in Austria and the black bottom is also marked the same.
$5.00 OBO.
This white opalescent vase was made by the Jefferson Glass Company circa 1903. The pattern is very typical of stemmed vases made in that era...
