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Signed Royal Hickman #516 and the word Florida, this 9 inch long x 5 1/2 inch tall pillow form vase is simple but striking. Unlike his better known Petty Crystal pieces, his Florida pieces use a darker palette. This high glass glaze vase shows a chocolate brown underglaze covered by a drip deep olive green overglaze, created a blended effect much like the work of Vermont studio potter Stanley Ballard. Condition is excellent -- no chips, cracks, nicks, flakes, stains or other damage / problems. Add it to your Royal Haeger or Royal Hickman or American Studio Art Pottery collection today  Madame Alexander 14 inch vinyl and hard plastic Rebecca doll from 1970-1985, No. 1585, has a Mary Ann face, brunette rooted hair styled in braids, and dark pupilless moving eyes. She is wearing a white polka-dot on pink cotton dress trimmed with white lace, pink satin bonnet, white bloomers, white lace petticoat, white stockings, and black and white patent leather shoes. Includes her pink parasol with pink flower. This pre-owned discontinued doll is in excellent condition, in her box, with her tag, and no unpleasant odors. The only real flaw is that the elastic of her clean, crisp undergarments have stretched with age. Expand listing to view all 3 photographs.  Tonner 2010 Tantalizing doll outfit, No. T10FMOF06, fits 16 inch Antoinette fashion dolls. It also fits Cami, Jon, and other dolls with this Antoinette doll body and higher arch high heel feet. This set contains a regal purple charmeuse cocktail dress with contrast lighter purple shantung collar and shimmering purple bead trim, matching purple beaded jewelry, and imitation leather purple strappy high-heeled shoes. Limited edition of 250. New and mint in the box. The price is for the outfit only and does not include the doll modeling it. Expand listing to view both photographs.  2010 dressed Anne Harper, No. T10-HGDD-01, 16 inch doll is from Robert Tonner's Gowns by Anne Harper collection. This Anne Harper Head Sculpt doll has a Tyler Bending Waist Body with High-Heeled Feet; Mid-length brunette hair coiffed in curls that are drawn back; painted brown eyes; and bloom skin tone. Anne Harper represents a stylish business woman. She is wearing a soft grey suit with pinstripe top-stitching, paired with an aqua charmeuse bodice and matching ruched sash, imitation pink pearl earrings and necklace, pantyhose, and imitation dark leather pumps with pink accents. Includes display stand. Limited edition of 250. New and mint-in-the-box. Expand listing to view all 5 photographs.

Royal Hickman Florida #516 pillow vase

 

Madame Alexander Rebecca Doll, 14 In. , 1 $69.00

  

Tonner Tantalizing 16 In. Antoinette Dol $89.00

  

Tonner Dressed Anne Harper Doll in Suit, $165.00
Here is a whimsical modern stoneware piece from David Gil at Bennington Potters in Vermont. It is from the 1960's. Bennington by Gil started in 1948. They are among the few American studio potteries that turned into production potteries in the midcentury. It evolved into a co-operative of different art potters. They made their bread and butter by making gorgeous modern styled dinnerware that was distributed throughout the US and sold in fine department stores. This is the #1365 B cup and the #1365C saucer in what has been called the vertebral shape. It stands 3 1/3 inches tall when the cup is on the saucer and is in excellent shape with no chips, cracks or structural damage. This coffee cups and saucer is ready to be used for your next retro inspired dinner party. Imagine bringing your coffee to the table in this stylish and graceful vessel. The shape was designed by David Gil himself in 1946/47 while he was still at Alfred University as an attempt to make a more efficient cup, in terms of heat loss, while maintaining a balanced feel when being used. It is part of what is being called the Old Bennington line whose pieces are all numbered 1635 with a letter after the number. It was Bennington Potters first full dinnerware line. It is thought that after the Yusuke Aida Classic Line (whose over 40 shapes all bear numbers in the 1620 - 1688 range) was put into production after his arrival in 1961 that the Old Bennington Line was not expanded. Research continues. David Gil and his work were featured in the Winter 1961 issue of Vermont Life. It is in great shape and a very good example of Gil's design aesthetic. Add it to your MidCentury American Art pottery or Vermont Art Pottery collection today. A great piece of early American Studio Art pottery from a pre-eminent Mid Century designer.  2011 Feather in Her Hat Anne Harper 16 inch doll is from Robert Tonner's Gowns by Anne Harper collection. This Anne Harper head sculpt doll has a Tyler bending waist body with high-heeled feet; red rooted saran hair drawn back in neatly coiffed curls; green painted eyes; and bloom skin tone. The accomplished Hollywood fashion designer is wearing a finely tailored deep plum jacket trimmed with satin and luxurious imitation-fur, a coordinating tweed pegged skirt, a smart hat with matching tweed and feather trimmings, gloves, gold stud earrings, gold bead bracelet, pantyhose, and imitation-suede/leather high heel shoes with straps. includes a stand. Limited edition of 500. New and mint-in-the-box. Expand listing to view all 6 photographs.  Marshall Studios was located in Veedersburg Indiana and stated in 1922 making lampshades, moving to Veedersburg in 1941. In 1951, Jane and Gordon Martz joined the firm. According to Brochure #35 I have in my possession, they state that "stoneware is our specialty. The forms are simple, designed to be usable and retain the feeling of clay. The ware is hard, durable and subtle in color. Handcrafting is important -- all pieces are glazed and decorated by hand." They also produced all the solid walnut lamp fittings, plus walmut framer and legs or bases for the stoneware top tables. This 8 1/4 inch tall tapered vase has a paper Marshall Studios label with the number typed in black ink M125-30. According to page 3 of the #35 brochure, the first number stands for the shape number and the second number is the glaze number. In this case, the glaze is their "dark brown" glaze. The glaze has a textured appearance to it with speckles of different shades of brown in it. The piece is in excellent condition. Add it to your Mid Century American Studio Pottery collection today.  This Vogue 2011 Vintage Reproduction 11AC02 set of one pair of black vintage reproduction center-snap shoes and one pair of white cotton socks is for 7.5 inch vintage-reproduction mold and vintage-mold Ginny dolls which are slightly smaller than the 8 inch Modern Ginny dolls, but have slightly larger feet. Up to 6 sets of these can go by lower priced insured first class mail shipping is available if your request is put in a message in the comments section of order form, and the shipping will be adjusted. Standard shipping is in a small flat-rate Priority Box. New, Mint-in-the-bag accessory set.

Bennington Potters #1635B / C cup saucer

 

Tonner Feather in Her Hat Anne Harper Do $199.00

  

Martz Marshall M125-30 8 inch brown vase

 

Vogue Black Vintage Repro Ginny Doll Sho $6.50
Tom Tierney's 2011 Prince William and Kate Paper Dolls by Dover Publishing is to commermorate the marriage of Prince William of Wales and Miss Catherine Middleton on April 29, 2011. The booklet contains 1 color lifelike doll of each of them to cut out plus 7 spectacular costumes for each doll from special events during their relationship. All are in color and to cut out. The booklet has information on the background of both of them. It also contains instructions for downloading the wedding ensembles from the internet. New and uncut.  2011 Vogue Bubble Up Modern Ginny Doll, No. 11HP355, is an 8 inch modern Ginny doll with bright red hair with bangs and curls drawn back by a ruffled cloth pastel print sun bonnet, moving blue eyes, and orange glasses. She is also wearing a pastel bubble print on white sunsuit with lace edging and white cloth slippers. Accessories include an orange bubble blower and a doll-sized comb and brush. Limited edition 350. New and mint-in-the-box old stock.  Vermont Studio potter Stanley Ballard (1917-1960) graduated from Alfred University’s highly respected Ceramic Program in 1939, having studied there under these influential teachers: Marion Fosdick, Charles Harder, Clarence Merritt, and C. Katherine Nelson. From 1937-1939 he was a classmate of Glidden Parker. He had his studio in Burlington Vermont from 1946 -1960 until his untimely tragic death in February 1960. Produced by Vermont Mid-Century studio potter Stanley Ballard who worked in the Burlington area, this 3 1/4 inch high vase very irregularly shaped vase is part of a two piece set. It has a matching vase that when set side by side, the two pieces interlock to form a wider planter. Excellent condtion. It carries a #12 shape number and Mark #8. Add it to your American Art Pottery collection or Stanley Ballard collection today.  Vermont Studio potter Stanley Ballard (1917-1960) graduated from Alfred University’s highly respected Ceramic Program in 1939, having studied there under these influential teachers: Marion Fosdick, Charles Harder, Clarence Merritt, and C. Katherine Nelson. From 1937-1939 he was a classmate of Glidden Parker. He had his studio in Burlington Vermont from 1946 -1960 until his untimely tragic death in February 1960. Produced by Vermont Mid-Century studio potter Stanley Ballard who worked in the Burlington area, this Ballard #19 mustard yellow glaze flared vase stands 5 1/4 inches tall and is 5 1/8 inches across at the top. The top rim is slightly out of round. This vase is marked with what I am calling (Mark #2) of the four labels i have in my collection. I think that this vase dates from the 1948-1952 period of production. It carries an original paper label. It is much heavier than later versions of the vase. It is hard to read the bottom but it does carry a 19 shape number. Add it to your American Art Pottery collection or Stanley Ballard collection today.

William and Kate Paper Dolls, Tierney 20 $13.00

  

Vogue 2011 Bubble Up Modern Ginny Doll $50.00

  

Ballard #12 light green puzzle vase $20.00

  

Ballard #19 (Mark #2) mustard vase with

No. 11BLDM03 Vogue 2011 Vintage Reproduction 7 inch Dress Me Redhead Crib Crowd Ginny Baby Doll has a wig styled with curly lamb's wool-like hair, moving dark green eyes, painted lashes, and bent legs. She is wearing a white bodysuit and white booties. She comes with her yellow blanket with a yellow teddy bear. Separate outfits are available to fit these slightly smaller vintage Ginny dolls. Note, she is the same body size as the Vintage Dress Me dolls, but the bending knees make her a slightly shorter length when standing. New, mint-in-the-box with doll-sized comb and brush.  2010 Tonner Fierce Shoe Pack, No. T10TWAC02 fits the 16 inch Tyler Wentworth and other Tonner fashion doll bodies of the same size and type. This doll shoe pack includes peep-toe fold-over black boots and strappy black high-heeled sandals with stud detailing. New, mint-in-the-box.  2010 Tonner Love Jacket, No. T10BQOF13 fits 16 inch Tyler Wentworth and other Tonner fashion doll bodies of the same size and type. This designer doll boutique separate consists of a finely tailored metallic lavender imitation leather jacket with a downy collar and matching buttons. Limited edition of 300. New, mint-in-the-box.  Prior to changing the name to Bennington Potters around 1960, David Gil's company was known as Cooperative Design. There, he and other Alfred designers fashioned all sorts of interesting Mid-Century items. Having trained at Alfred University, Gil came to Bennington in 1948. His designs are included in many Mid-Century exhibits and catalogues. This mug measures 4 1/4 inches high and is 3 1/4 inches wide at the top. This mug is not signed on the bottom though I have had this same shape mug in a white glaze with vertical stripes on it which was signed Cooperative Design, Bennington Vermont in the two line horizontal stamped mark. I feel this mug was pre-1960 at the latest. It is in the early teal glaze with has some black to it. Notice the handle is not perfectly vertically straight which makes me think that this handle was sprigged on by hand. It is in excellent condition. Add it to your Bennington Potters or collection of Mid-Century pottery today.

Vogue Redhead Curls Crib Crowd Vintage R $55.00

  

Tonner 16 In. Wentworth Fashion Doll Fie $45.00

  

Tonner 16 In. Wentworth Fashion Doll Lov $55.00

  

Gil early ovoid teal mug Cooperative Des

Robert Tonner Wizard of Oz 8 inch Wicked Witch of Oz doll, No. T10OZDD05, uses the Tiny Betsy McCall Sculpt. She has brown Eyes with Raven Wigged Hair and greenish skin, and is fiendishly adorable. She is wearing her classic ensemble including a long full black cotton dress with lace-up detail and cape, panties, knit socks, molded black plastic shoes, and her unmistakable tall witches hat. Limited edition of 500. New and mint-in-the-box. Expand listing to view both photographs.  This amethyst glass Ring & Beads toothpick holder is a souvenir of Milwaukee, Wisconsin and stands 2 1/2 inches tall and is 2 1/2 inches wide at the mouth. This is more likely the individual sugar as the toothpick is slightly narrower, however, it is collected as a toothpick member by our club. It is the Ring & Beads pattern of Jefferson, produced from 1910-1913 at the Follansbee, West Virginia plant, according to Bob Davis, who values it at $60 in this handout given at the 2007 NTHCS convention. Excellent condition with good gold at top and lettering. I am a long time member and past President (1988) of the National Toothpick Holder Collectors Club. I guarantee the authenticity of this TP. For more info on toothpick holders as a great collectible, visit the National Toothpick Holder Collectors Society web page at (www.nthcs.org)  2010 Tonner The Downtown Jacket, No. T10BQOF14 fits 16 inch Tyler Wentworth and other Tonner fashion doll bodies of the same size and type. This designer doll boutique separate is a shiny tailored gold jacket with an imitation leather belt. Limited edition of 300. New, mint-in-the-box.  2010 Tonner Black Lace Evening Skirt, No. T10BQOF10 fits 16 inch Tyler Wentworth and other Tonner fashion doll bodies of the same size and type. This designer doll boutique separate is a mermaid evening skirt in black floral lace, that hugs the hips and is full from approximately the knees on down. Price is for the accessory only. Limited edition of 300. New, mint-in-the-box.

Tonner 8 Inch Wicked Witch of Oz Doll, 2 $95.00

  

toothpick holder: Jefferson Ring & Beads $10.00

  

Tonner 16 In. Wentworth Fashion Doll Gol $50.00

  

Tonner 16 In. Wentworth Fashion Doll Lac $60.00
2010 Tonner The Uptown Dress, No. T10BQOF01 fits the 16 inch Tyler Wentworth and other Tonner fashion doll bodies of the same size and type. This separate doll boutique fashion contains a bare-shoulder black chiffon cocktail dress with bejeweled silver belt. Price is for the dress only and does not include the doll modeling it or the other accessories. Limited edition of 300. New, mint-in-the-box. Expand listing to view both photographs.  2010 Tonner Revlon Velvet outfit, No. T10RVOF07 fits the 13 inch Revlon fashion doll body. It contains a posh red velvet coat with sparkling brooch, paired with stretch imitation black leather gloves and black thigh-high boots. Price is for the outfit only and does not include the doll modeling it. New, mint-in-the-box. Expand listing to view both photographs.  This 9 inch tall bottle vase is very appealing and would work with many different color schemes as an accent piece. The main glaze is white onto which horizontal bands of red, black, purple, orange are painted. The inside of the vase is glazed in a deep luxurious cobalt blue glaze. The vase is stamped 8600 C and Handmade in Italy on the bottom. The body is of red clay as were many of the Bagni or Londi Bitossi pieces. This vase has a great retro mid century look to it. Add it to your Midcentury decor today. It is in excellent condition with no chips, cracks or damage.  2010 Tonner Chelsea Hoodie, No. T10BQOF15 fits the 16 inch Tyler Wentworth and other Tonner fashion doll bodies of the same size and type. This designer doll boutique separate is a shimmering sequined purple hoodie with brown and gray imitation fur trim at the collar and cuffs, with a matching purple imitation leather belt. Limited edition of 300. New, mint-in-the-box. Expand listing to view both photographs.

Tonner Uptown Dress Only for 16 In. Went $60.00

  

Tonner Velvet 13 In. Revlon Doll Outfit $82.00

  

Italian Raymor era Egyptian bottle vase $30.00

  

Tonner 16 In. Wentworth Fashion Doll Che $62.00
Made between 1895 - 1902, this Cosmos pattern cased pink glass pepper shaker is among those started while Consolidated was still in Fostoria, Ohio prior to their move to Pennsylvania. Excellent overall condition. This pattern was made circa 1895-1902. It is shown on page 43 of the Lechner Volume 2 book. It is in excellent condition. It is listed as very scarce. Standard roughness on the neck under the original metal lid. Buy it for your antique glass salt shaker or early Consolidated collection today. Find out more about collecting Phoenix and Consolidated Glass at our club website: www.pcgcc.org I am a long time member of the Phoenix & Consolidated Glass Collectors Club and past President (1988) of the National Toothpick Holder Collectors Club. I guarantee the authenticity of this piece of Consolidated Glass. For more info on toothpick holders as a great collectible, visit the National Toothpick Holder Collectors Society web page at (www.nthcs.org)  2010 Tonner Impressionist Sweater, No. T10BQOF12 fits the 16 inch Tyler Wentworth and other Tonner fashion doll bodies of the same size and type. This designer doll boutique separate is a shimmering multi-tonal knitted sweater with ruffled chiffon cuffs. It is in attractive soft blue, green aqua, and lavender tones with silver. Limited edition of 300. New, mint-in-the-box. Expand listing to view both photographs.  2010 Tonner Black Swirling Ruffled Skirt, No. T10BQOF11 fits the 16 inch Tyler Wentworth and other Tonner fashion doll bodies of the same size and type. This designer doll boutique separate is a black A-Line skirt with luxurious ruffled swirls in mesh ribbon. Price is for the accessory only. Limited edition of 300. New, mint-in-the-box. Expand listing to view both photographs.  2010 Tonner White Ruffled Cotton Coat, No. T10BQOF07 fits the 16 inch Tyler Wentworth and other Tonner fashion doll bodies of the same size and type. This designer doll boutique separate is a long-sleeved white tiered jacket in ruffles of soft cotton with bead buttons and a collar. It can give a different look to other outfits. Price is for the accessory only. Limited edition of 300. New, mint-in-the-box. Expand listing to view both photographs.

Consolidated Cosmos pink cased pepper sh

 

Tonner 16 In. Wentworth Fashion Doll Imp $45.00

  

Tonner 16 In. Wentworth Fashion Doll Swi $42.00

  

Tonner Ruffled Cotton Coat for 16 In. We $49.80
Nancy Wickham signed modernist A507 numbered crystalline glaze vase with blue crystalline glaze on a tan base glaze background measuring 4 inches tall x 3 1/8 inch wide top opening. This vase dates to the early 1940s when she worked for Lee Rosen's firm Design Technics in New York City. It is considered to be very scarce. Per the authoratative website vasefinder, Nancy Wickham Boyd studied at Alfred University from 1943-1945. She was later a designer for Design Technics. In 1949, she set up her studio in Woodstock, Vermont. This gorgeous vase is in excellent condition, no chips, cracks or breaks. Signed on bottom WICKHAM and A507. Add it to your Vermont Midcentury or Studio pottery collection today  This elegant vase is typical of the work of Bitossi – or more precisely the artistic wing of Bitossi called Flavia - where Aldo Londi, was Art Director from 1946. Based in Montelupo, Tuscany, Bitossi exported pieces from Italy under both the Raymor and Rosenthal Netter labels. This vase carries a rectangular paper Rosenthal-Netter label. The name Rosenthal-Netter is white on a black rectangle within the label which also states CREATED IN ITALY FOR. There is also an impressed ITALY into the bottom of the glazed bottom vase, along with the numbers 69/3. It is in excellent condition. The pattern was created by creating small depressions in the body of the piece before firing, along with the sgrafitto technique of incising the lines forming the outlines of the paisely motifs. The red clay base body is glazed in a harvest gold color with accent colors of pumpkin orange and avocado green. So Midcentury Modern! So Eames era! So fifites and sixites!! Add it to your Italian Bitossi Flavia pottery collection today!  2010 Tonner The Soho Dress, No. T10BQOF02 fits 16 inch Tyler Wentworth and other Tonner fashion doll bodies of the same size and type. This separate doll boutique dress is an symmetrical white cocktail dress with swirls of black organza blossoms. The price is for the dress only and does not include the doll modeling it or the other accessories. Limited edition of 300. New, mint-in-the-box. Expand listing to view all 3 photographs.  Precious Moments Company c. 2010 all vinyl 9 inch Once Upon a Time Disney Cinderella doll set, No. in blue ballgown with a blue with bodice , No. 4193, from the Fairy Tale and Disney characters has pale blonde hair put up in a bun circled by a blue satin with white lace and beads corona, blue teardrop-shaped eyes, and a smiling face. She comes in an orange cloth covered pumpkin shaped box with a deep green stem. She is wearing a ballgown with a glittering sheer skirt over the long blue satin one, a glittering white satin bodice with white pearl beading, painted white gloves, and silver slippers. The set includes a white wedding-type gown and a drab brown, gray, tan, and white peasant-style work dress with a broom. This set is very hard to find and was designed by Linda Rick of The Doll Maker. New and mint. Expand listing to view all 3 photographs.

Nancy Wickham signed Midcentury Vermont $400.00

  

Bitossi Rosenthal-Netter 8 inch Paisley $65.00

  

Tonner Soho Dress for 16 In. Tyler Wentw $70.00

  

Precious Moments Once Upon a Time Cinder $85.00
Precious Moments Company 2009-2013 All Vinyl 9 inch second Cinderella doll in blue ballgown with a blue with bodice , No. 2175, from the beloved Fairy Tale and Disney characters has pale blonde hair put up in a bun circled by a blue satin with white lace and beads corona, blue teardrop-shaped eyes, and a smiling face. She is dressed in a ballgown with a glittering sheer skirt over the long blue satin one, a glittering blue satin bodice with white pearl beading, white gloves, and silver slippers. This doll is designed by Linda Rick of The Doll Maker. New and mint with a gift box.  2010 Tonner Spring Romance outfit, No. T10RTOF05 fits the 13 inch Revlon and other Tonner fashion doll bodies of the same size. This ensemble includes a lavender, green and gold on white floral chiffon gown with meticulous shirring with matching lavender and green beaded earrings and bracelet, stockings, and strappy purple imitation leather shoes. The price is for the outfit only and does not include the doll modeling it. Limited edition of 250. New, mint-in-the-box. Expand listing to view all 3 photographs.  2010 Tonner Revlon Liquid Metal outfit, No. T10RVOF06 fits the 13 inch Revlon fashion doll body. It includes an elegant black evening gown with meticulously shirred bodice with rhinestone brooch and V-shaped straps, rhinestone stud earrings, rhinestone bracelets, stockings, and imitation leather silver strappy high-heeled shoes. Price is for the outfit only and does not include the doll modeling it. New, mint-in-the-box. Expand listing to view both photographs.  2010 Precious Moments Inc. 12 inch Songs of Christmas Joy vinyl No. 5323 pale blonde girl doll has loose curls with two green holly sprigs with red berries, painted green eyes teardrop-shaped eyes and a smiling face. Her Christmas holiday ensemble includes a long red red dress with net overlay, white imitation fur trim and a sprig of holly at the neckline, red pantaloons, and red shoes. Her companion is a white goose with green teardrop-shaped eyes and a red bow. This is a Linda Rick of The Doll Maker design. New, Mint, with gift box.

Precious Moments Cinderella Doll Disney $30.00

  

Tonner Spring Romance 13 In. Fashion Dol $86.00

  

Tonner Liquid Metal 13 In. Revlon Doll O $89.00

  

Precious Moments Songs of Christmas Joy $49.00
These funky and highly collectibles mixing bowls were sold as a set in three sizes. They were made in Dallas, Texas by the Texas Ware Plastics & Manufacturing Company and are so marked in embossed letters on the bottom of each bowl. This is the Texas Ware #118 light green speckled mixing bowl in very good vintage condition. Its main shade is a light almost celadon green with chunky inclusions of teal green, chocolate brown, white, turquoise, and chartreuse. It has normal vintage wear of some light knife marks in its center but retains 80 percent of the original interior glossy finish. Gorgeous glossy finish on the outside. FREE of chips, cracks, burns OR discoloration. You will NOT be disappointed!! Background on the line: The largest bowl, the #125 measures 11 1/4 inches across and stands 5 1/4 inches tall. The middle bowl #118 measures 9 3/4 inches across and stands 4 1/2 inches tall. The smallest bowl #111 measures 8 inches across and stands 4 inches tall. Recently one has seen a Texas Ware vintage speckled Melmac bowl on the counter of Rachael Ray's TV kitchen. In fact, in late 2007, Food Network is now having produced and marketing a "Garbage Bowl" in a deep pumpkin color under the Rachael Ray name.  This is a striking Fratelli Fanciulacci Italy vase using the very popular sgrafitto technique popular in the 1950s. This vase most likely was part of the Raymor line of imported Italian pottery and ceramics. It stands 10 5/8 inches tall and is 4 1/4 inches wide at the base. The heavy red base clay is glazed in a whitish tan glaze. Using sgrafitto incising, the decorator created a large Egyptian figure carrying two pots. There are also three cartouches on the back where the clay has been carved out and enamel dots have been added. The condition is very good considering this type of decoration is quite fragile. There is a small flake at the rim that happened long ago. I see no other damage. There are areas of the vase where the sgrafitti left some areas without the white underglaze but this is not damage. The colors of the figure are yellow, orange, blue, red, green with a pink face, brown body and hair. I have not seen many other Mid century Fratelli Fanciulacci pieces with this decoration. The base also carries the initials VP. It appears that the botte vase may have had a cork as there is still one inside the vase. Add it to your Mid century Italian pottery collection today.  Vermont Studio potter Stanley Ballard (1917-1960) graduated from Alfred University’s highly respected Ceramic Program in 1939, having studied there under these influential teachers: Marion Fosdick, Charles Harder, Clarence Merritt, and C. Katherine Nelson. From 1937-1939 he was a classmate of Glidden Parker. He had his studio in Burlington Vermont from 1946 -1960 until his untimely tragic death in February 1960. Produced by Vermont Mid-Century studio potter Stanley Ballard who worked in the Burlington areaa, this 5 1/8 inch square dish is a very early studio piece as it carries no shape number and was most likely hand formed. It has a very heavily mottled light green glaze over a chocolate brown underglaze and sloping sides. A great example of Ballard's glaze and early shape. It is in excellent condition. Add it to your American Art Pottery or Studio Pottery or Stanley Ballard collection today.  Vermont Studio potter Stanley Ballard (1917-1960) graduated from Alfred University’s highly respected Ceramic Program in 1939, having studied there under these influential teachers: Marion Fosdick, Charles Harder, Clarence Merritt, and C. Katherine Nelson. From 1937-1939 he was a classmate of Glidden Parker. He had his studio in Burlington Vermont from 1946 -1960 until his untimely tragic death in February 1960. Produced by Vermont Mid-Century studio potter Stanley Ballard who worked in the Burlington area, this #8 biomorhpic bowl was referred to in Ballard's brochure as a Birdwing bowl. It measures 8 1/4 inches long x 6 inches wide. Ballard often used this form for his rare decorated pieces, including the Horse, Fish and Chicken pattern as well as two wild abstract patterns. The color of this #8 Birdwing bowl is one of his early glazes. It is what I call cedar green. It is in excellent condition. Add it to your American Art Pottery or Ballard Pottery collection today.

Texas Ware #118 vintage light green bowl

 

Bitossi mid century sgrafitto Egyptian v $75.00

  

Ballard early studio 5 1 / 8 inch square d $15.00

  

Ballard #8 Birdwing cedar green bowl

2010 Vogue 7.5 inch hard plastic Vintage Reproduction Save the Whales Vintage Aqua Marine Ginny doll, No. 10SL092, from the Vintage Classics Revisited collection, has a light golden brown (or dark blonde) wig styled in braids with aqua bows, moving brown eyes, and painted lashes. Her ensemble includes an aqua and white check dress with lace, black ribbon, a black belt, and black whale motif trim, matching bloomers, white socks, black center-snap shoes, and she is holding a black plastic whale. Limited edition of 100. New, mint-in-the-box with doll-sized comb and brush and certificate.  2010 Vogue Up, Up and Away Modern Ginny Doll, No. 10HP354, is an 8 inch modern Ginny doll with pale blonde double ponytails, moving blue eyes, and freckles. Her ensemble includes a pinafore dress with a white eyelet pinafore-style over-skirt decorated with pink and blue ribbon over a white with bright pink taffeta ruffle underskirt, 2 pink bows, white panties, hose, and white cloth shoes decorated with pink and blue ribbon. Her accessories include a bright pink cloth kite printed with a pink flower with green leaves and a doll-sized comb and brush. Limited edition 100. Mint-in-the-box old stock. Expand listing to view both photographs.  Precious Moments Inc. 2010 All Vinyl 9 inch Christmas Enchanted Cinderella doll, No. 3464, is from the beloved fairy tale character. Cinderella has pale blonde hair in a bun encircled by a red ribbon trimmed with gold braid, green painted tear-drop shaped eyes, red earrings, and a smiling mouth. Her festive holiday costume includes a long white satin ballgown with shiny gold and red bead trim, and a red overdress with gold edging, a white net petticoat edged with red lace, and gold shoes. This is a Linda Rick of The Doll Maker Disney design. New and mint with a gift box.  This Noritake Art Deco 7 3/4 inch wide tab handled plate features a very Art Deco sensibility. The main design is placed at the edge of the plate, creating asymmetricality and giving movement to the piece. That is aided by the tendril like white curving lines which flow across the piece. In fact, these are areas from which the typical blue luster glaze has been removed, thus negative space. The central blossom measures almost 2 1/2 inches by itself. Black lines radiate out of the center. The blue center is surrounded by give green circles, surrounded by give yellow petals, surrounded by six white and orange petals. There are four other partial blossoms, suing orange, blue, pink, yellow, purple and green tones. Gold rimmed, it is signed with the blue Cherry Blossom mark, which is a Noritake Company mark. As I picked this piece up reasonably, so have I priced it. Add it to your Noritake Art Deco collection today. I was a long time member of the Noritake Collectors Society (www.noritakecollectors.com). Come read about this great club, the newsletter and consider joining them in their appreciation and pursuit of Noritake!

Vogue Save the Whales Aqua Marine Vintag $65.00

  

Vogue 2010 Up, Up and Away Modern Ginny $65.00

  

Precious Moments Christmas Enchanted Cin $30.00

  

Noritake Deco tab handled serving plate $18.00
Shown on page 53 of Heacock's 1000 book as plate 251, this plain patterned clear glass toothpick holder was primarily produced for the souvenir trade. It is thought that this toothpick holder may have been produced until 1970. This Madoline pattern toothpick holder was first produced by the Co-operative Flint Glass Company of Beaver Falls, PA in 1893. It enjoyed a very long production life as it was perfectly suited to the promotional and souvenir market with its plain sides. This toothpick holder stands 2 3/8 inches tall x 2 1/8 inches wide. It has a shield of ruby stain which serves as a background for the inscription Ella 1925. These had to be ordered ahead of time so this was probably to commemorate a special event. The name of the pattern Madoline was for the young daughter of the Company's Secretary, Mr. Charles W. Klein. It is in excellent vintage condition and ready to join your Co-operative Glass, toothpick holder or ruby-stained Early American Pattern Glass collection today. I am a long time member and past President (1988) of the National Toothpick Holder Collectors Club. I guarantee the authenticity of this TP. For more info on toothpick holders as a great collectible, visit the National Toothpick Holder Collectors Society web page at (www.nthcs.org)  Here is a whimsical modern stoneware piece from David Gil at Bennington Potters in Vermont, which dates pre-1960 as that is the year they starting marking their pieces with shape numbers but not including the original Cooperative Design name in the mark. This plate carries the number 1240. It is the same shape as pieces I own which carry the original Raymor line label. This 6 1/4 inch round x 3/4 inch deep plate with a rough unglazed bottom has glazed sides at the rim and is signed with an early large version of the Cooperative Design Bennington Potters mark. The piece features a very stylized and abstract design of four rows of colored dots in black ovals separated by black lines done in shades of pumpkin orange, teal, daffodil yellow and a purplish blue color on a glossy white glaze. The early version of this plate used a chartreuse color. This late version uses a pumpkin orange color. A great fun and funky piece in excellent condition. Looks likes lots of olives ready for a retro vintage martini! David Gil's work in Bennington Vermont started in 1948. It evolved into a co-operative of different art potters and used the mark Design Cooperative until around 1960. They are among the few American studio potteries that turned into production potteries in the midcentury. After 1960, they made their bread and butter by making gorgeous modern styled dinnerware that was distributed throughout the US and sold in fine department stores. In their 1964 catalogue, Gil described their creations as Art Objects in the Practical Realm" - Museum Honored, Hand-crafted, Modestly Priced.  This 2002 Madame Alexander Pink Sweater Set fits the 12 inch Huggable Huggums and other Madame Alexander Huggums baby dolls. This pink and white knit sweater has cable stitching and a matching cap. It ties in front. It is likely to fit other baby dolls of similar size. This is mint in its package and is new old stock.  Precious Moments Inc. 2010 All Vinyl 9 inch Christmas Enchanted Snow White doll, No. 3462, is from the beloved fairy tale character. Snow White has brunette hair with a golden and red crown, brown painted tear-drop shaped eyes, and a smiling mouth. Her festive holiday costume includes a long red and white dress with gold edging and a gold shoes. This is a Linda Rick of The Doll Maker Disney design. New and mint with a gift box.

toothpick holder: Swinger Ella 1925 ruby $10.00

  

Gil Bennington Abstract Circles plate

 

Madame Alexander 12 Inch Huggums Doll Pi $27.00

  

Precious Moments Christmas Enchanted Sno $30.00
Precious Moments Company 2010 All Vinyl 9 inch Enchanted Christmas Tinkerbelle doll, No. 3463, represents the Disney version of the character from the Peter Pan story in her holiday fairy costume. She has pale blonde hair put up in a bun circled by a white flowers and red berries with holly leaves Wreath, green teardrop-shaped eyes, and a smiling face. Her holiday costume includes a red dress with a white taffeta pinafore with red ribbon, holly, and sparkle trim, white pantaloons, white pointed slippers with gold trim, and red fairy wings. New and mint with a gift box.  Robert Tonner 2010 Ron Weasley at Hogwarts doll, Harry Potter's friend, 12 inch Boy Doll, No. T10HPDD02. This doll is made of hard plastic and high quality vinyl in the likeness of Rupert Grint, the actor playing Ron in the Harry Potter movies. He has red hair, face detail, including painted blue eyes. He is wearing his school uniform including a white shirt and tie underneath his knit gray sweater with flannel pants. We have included the separate school robe with school crest decal with him. Accessories consist of his wand, hand for holding his wand and regular hand, socks, shoes and a stand. The smaller dolls are scaled differently than the larger versions of Harry Potter. Limited Edition of 5000. Mint-in-the-box old stock. The robe is mint in its package. Expand listing to view all 3 photographs.  Annemarie Davidson learned her enameling craft first from the great Doris Hall (1907-2001) in Cambridge, MA in 1957. In California she continued her studies with Curtis Tann. Her combination of geometric and organic form in her designs culminated in her most celebrated abstract designs, her Jewel line which features pieces of glass used to create free-form organic shapes which she calls Jewels. She also uses a sgraffito technique, incising straight lines from the center of her plate with the sharp point of a dart. Now in her late 80s, she no longer produces work today as of 2010 I have been told. This 7 inch plate, most likely from the 1961-1962 time period, is a good example of an earlier Ghostline piece. This plate features 3 large turquoise blue jewels and 6 smaller cobalt blue jewels, all symmetrically arranged, yet asymmetrically placed on the plate as the whole design is off center. The lines are under the Jewels. A prominent Palm Springs CA dealer James Elliot-Bishop on his website has named this pattern as Ghostline. The back of the plate still has the three large brown felt pads, the full gold paper label and is signed with her charcteristic AD interwined intiail. Her paper label reads Annemarie Davidson handcrafted enamels Sierra Madre California. Every piece was handcrafted by her alone, from start to finish. There are two tiny areas of some enamel loss to the rim.They are hard to see. One has to look hard to find them. It is in good vintage but not excellent condition, but it sure still looks great on a wall! The work of Annemarie Davidson was included in the seminal exhibit titled Painting with Fire which opened in Jan 2007 at the Long Beach Museum of Art. She was one of 30 enamelists included with a one page entry on her life and work. Her page is page 266 of the catalogue.  David Gil Coop Design #1202 7 inch teardrop Musician in very early glossy white glaze, with the COOP Man/hand logo partially visible still at the top AND the rectangular Cooperative Design Bennington Vermont mark as well as .99 in black ink. It does not have the rough unglazed rim of the earliest pieces thus I am fairly confident this is a slightly later piece circa 1960. In 1960 most pieces added the words Bennington Potters to the incised mark. I have other designs in this teardrop series which carry the Raymor label. I recently purchased the same design in white glaze, making it easier to see that the instrument is a clarnet.It is in excellent shape. I recently learned that when Gil decided to mark his works with shape numbers, he started with the number 1300. However, if an earlier design was to remain in production, they marked it with a number starting with 1200. This explains the numbering and mark on the transition pieces. They are among the few American studio potteries that turned into production potteries in the midcentury. It evolved into a co-operative of different art potters. After 1960, they made their bread and butter by making gorgeous modern styled dinnerware that was distributed throughout the US and sold in fine department stores.

Precious Moments Enchanted Christmas Tin $30.00

  

Tonner 12 In. Ron Weasley Doll with Gryf $124.00

  

Annemarie Davidson 7 inch Ghostline dish

 

David Gil Coop Design teardrop clarinet

Produced by Vermont Mid-Century studio potter Stanley Ballard (1917-1960), a student of Glidden Parker at Alfred University in the 1940s who worked in the Burlington area, this is one of the scarce figural pieces made by Ballard. This cute figural elephant bank stands 5 inches tall and is 5 inches wide across the back. The glaze is a very early foamy white glaze over the early chocolate brown underglaze. Strongly modeled, this bank features a circle on the bottom where one would need to break it to get to the saved money. Also, on the bottom one sees the early inscribed S. Ballard signature and the word Vermont. I think this was made in the 1945-1946 time period. It is one of the earliest with the word VERMONT on it. Later pieces had the word Vermont as part of the molded signature but this VERMONT is hand inscribed. I know of only 5 of these, one of which was done in a yellow glaze and is owned by Ballard's niece. A great example of modeling and glazing, this is a prime example of Stanley Ballard's work.  Tom Tierney's 1999 Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis Paper Dolls by Dover Publishing is a tribute to a remarkable woman. The booklet from includes 7 lifelike dolls of the former First Lady as a child, debutante, White House hostess, young widow, and wife of Aristotle Onassis. Also included are a doll of John F. Kennedy and Onassis. Accompanying the dolls are 27 detailed costumes including her wedding dress, tailored suits and dresses, evening gowns, and casual ensembles. New.  Tom Tierney's Diana, Princess of Wales, Paper Doll: The Charity Auction Dresses by Dover Publishing, was first published in 1997 and is in color. It contains a paper doll and 31 costumes to cut out with notes about the charity auction and outfits. Shortly before her untimely death, Princess Diana donated proceeds from the sales of many of her stunning evening dresses to charity. This spectacular paper doll collection features 31 of the silk, velvet, and satin auctioned garments. This is a treasure for paper doll collectors and fans of the legendary Princess. New, mint.  Charlotte Whatley's Alice in Wonderland Paper Dolls: Through an All New Looking Glass uses costumes similar to the Disney Tim Burton release in 2010. There's 32 pages containing the 16 characters and costume changes including the older Alice, the Mad Hatter, Red and White Queens, rabbit, and various other characters from Lewis Carrol's books with a modern twist. Prepare to fall down the rabbit hole and plunge through the looking glass again — Alice is getting edgy with this modern paper-doll interpretation. Replete with stunningly original costumes and accessories, these 16 dolls crackle with steampunk style, a creative combination of science fiction, fantasy, and Victorian-and Edwardian-era fashions. This is a vibrant re-imagining of the classic story. Paper dolls and costumes are to be cut out, and may be too detailed for a young child. In color. New, mint.

Ballard early figural sitting elephant b

 

Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis Paper Dolls, $10.00

  

Diana, Princess of Wales, Paper Doll: Th $10.00

  

Alice in Wonderland Paper Dolls by Charl $15.00
Done by Lincoln Vermont potter Marcy Mayforth, this is a 1988 dated 10 1/2 inch wide x 4 3/4 inch deep mixing bowl. The design is done in the sgraffito technique, then filled in as in an enamel piece. There are five light and dark blue hanging hearts with the leaves forming a band around the top of the outside neck on the piece, which is signed Mayforth 88 on the bottom. It is in excellent shape. It is a big and practical piece of Vermont Art Pottery by a well-known and well-respected Vermont potter. Add it to your Vermont Art Pottery or American Studio Pottery collection today.  Here is a whimsical modern stoneware piece from the late David Gil at Bennington Potters in Vermont. started by David Gil in 1948. It is from the the post-1960 time period when Gil began to use the words Bennington Potters on pieces after having used a transition mark which included both the words Design Cooperative and Bennington Vermont. This fluted 9 5/8 inch diameter plate was advertised in the 1964 catalogue as B 1654, an ashtray which could also be hung on the wall as a plaque as it had a built-in wire on the back. This piece is shown in the 1964 catalogue as and is titled there "La Belle Chat". Its original 1964 price was $5.00. It features one of the harder to find members of his Animal Line, a tiger. Done in an abstract stylized manner, this big cat in molded in relief and is glazed in green, but not too precisely. The back of the plate/plaque has a wire hanger which was embedded in the pottery. It is signed 1654 and has the spark mark on the forearm. I would guess it is from the 1960-1962 period. It is in excellent condition. Bennington Potters are among the few American studio potteries that turned into production potteries in the midcentury. It evolved into a co-operative of different art potters. After 1960, they made their bread and butter by making gorgeous modern styled dinnerware that was distributed throughout the US and sold in fine department stores.  According to Lehner's book, Nemadji Pottery started in 1922 and is located in Kettle River Minnesota. Each of the two vases stands 3 3/4 inches tall and is made of natural earthen clay and hand painted with various swirls of color. In each vase, chocolate brown, black, orange and green are the prominent colors. They are each well signed and in excellent shape. Add them to your American Art Pottery or Nemadji collection today. They would look stunning in an Arts and Crafts interior or a country decor.  Produced as part of the Dancing Nymphs line by the Consolidated Glass Company, the #3094 sherbet was introduced when the line of 8 inch ceramic was plates was expanded into a full luncheon set. There is a 1939 catlog showing the line on page 144 of the Wilson book. The sherbet stands 3 3/4 inches tall and has 12 female nudes on it. This example is the white ceramic wash treatment in which the ceramic wash was removed from the figures to leave them clear. The sherbet is shown on page 85 of Jack Wilson's 1989 book as plates 434. At that time, he valued a goblet at $35. They are harder to find than the 8 inch plates and fan vases in this pattern. More info on the glass produced by Consolidated can be found at www.pcgcc.org. You can find an application there to join the Phoenix & Consolidated Glass Collector Club there too.

Marcy Mayforth 1988 large mixing bowl

 

Bennington Potters 1654 fluted Tiger pla

 

pair Nemadji Minnesota small swirl vases $25.00

  

Consolidated Dancing Nymphs #3094 sherbe



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