This is a cute pair of cute vintage wall pockets shaped like houses. One is blue and one is pink. I think they are Copley but there are no labels. They are each 4 ½ inches tall and 3 ¾ inches wide with the pocket in the back. They are in excellent shape. No cracks or chips. They have hairline crazing as shown in the additional photos.

Circa: 1940
Manufacturer: Unknown  

This is a great old planter shaped like a duck. It has exceptional painting and great detail. It is approximately 9 inches long. It is unmarked but as the pictures show it did have a tag on the bottom at one time. It was actually used as planter so the inside could use a little more cleaning. It is excellent condition and we could find no damage.

Circa: 1940
Manufacturer: Unknown  

This Art Deco planter is styled in a design reminiscent of the Eva Zeisel style. It is finished in a monotone turquoise matte glaze. The overall length is 11 ¼” and the width is 4 ¾” at its widest point. This unique art deco planter has no chips or cracks. Filled with a plant or flowers, it will make a lovely focal point or addition to your potted plant display.
 

This modern pottery planter basket is made from vibrant orange balls and brown and green clay ropes. The planter basket is 6” tall and has inside diameter of 6 ½”. This unique piece is not signed by the artist.
 

This is a white dish handcrafted in France. The bottom is marked Salins les Bains Antoinette Handcrafted in France.
 

This is a beautiful five-inch diameter ball shaped vase. It has a unique paint scheme. The top third is pink the middle is white and the bottom is brown. A gold line divides each of these colors. There are green plants painted several places on this vase and each of these is topped with applied white spots of textured paint resembling flowers. This ball vase is in mint condition.
 

This is a great vase shaped like an inverted cone sitting on a tiered pedestal. It is covered in a high gloss glaze with a very simplistic oval design on the front and back. One side has a very small speck in the glaze. It is reminiscent of something from the Roseville Futura collection but I haven’t been able to find out who really made this vase. It measures 7 1/8 inches tall by 3 ½ inches at the opening. Except for the flaw that I listed earlier, it is in mint condition.