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toothpick holder: Crider 1987 threaded Terry Crider started his glasswork in 1976. He is self taught. This studio glass artist has put out a limited amount of work over the past 39 years. He uses NO MOLDS and his only help has been his wife Donna. I had an email from Terry and Donna a few years ago stating that he doesn't think it would be fair to the collectors to make any of the same things again. They have decided, if they do make glass again, they are not going to make anything that they have made in the past. He made glass part time from 1988-2000. In 2005, he began again to produce a limited amount of glass. He's a great artist with VERY few early pieces out there. This toothpick is in mint condition and is signed Crider and dated 1987 on the base. This Crider 1987 amethyst base glass with applied threaded decoration is in a bulbous base shape. It's hard to imagine the amount of work that went into this beautiful, hand made toothpick holder. This little toothpick holder stands 2 inches high. It is a fantastic piece of American art glass! It is in perfect condition.  <b>We invite you to take a tour through Mayor Griffin's House with all its charm and exquisite details. Not seen in photo: The architectural spire is included, it is still sealed in box. The Americana Collection depicting the old western community of Liberty Falls is sculpted and mastercrafted of the finest materials, then individually hand-painted. This painstaking creative process highlights all the architectural details and heartwarming, homey touches that make Liberty Falls everyone's favorite frontier town. With each new building and home constructed in Liberty Falls, more of the history of the delightful Colorado town unfolds. We witness the joys and sorrows...triumphs and disappointments...of sorrows...bankers, miners, restaurateurs...adventurers and renegades...story-spinners. Come with us on a journey back to those frontier days - when anything seemed possible and each day brought new opportunity for adventure.  <b>We invite you to take a tour through the Doctor Stevens Home & Office with all its charm and exquisite details. The Americana Collection depicting the old western community of Liberty Falls is sculpted and mastercrafted of the finest materials, then individually hand-painted. This painstaking creative process highlights all the architectural details and heartwarming, homey touches that make Liberty Falls everyone's favorite frontier town. With each new building and home constructed in Liberty Falls, more of the history of the delightful Colorado town unfolds. We witness the joys and sorrows...triumphs and disappointments...of sorrows...bankers, miners, restaurateurs...adventurers and renegades...story-spinners. Come with us on a journey back to those frontier days - when anything seemed possible and each day brought new opportunity for adventure.  <b>We invite you to take a tour through The Clark Mansion with all its charm and exquisite details. The Americana Collection depicting the old western community of Liberty Falls is sculpted and mastercrafted of the finest materials, then individually hand-painted. This painstaking creative process highlights all the architectural details and heartwarming, homey touches that make Liberty Falls everyone's favorite frontier town. With each new building and home constructed in Liberty Falls, more of the history of the delightful Colorado town unfolds. We witness the joys and sorrows...triumphs and disappointments...of sorrows...bankers, miners, restaurateurs...adventurers and renegades...story-spinners. Come with us on a journey back to those frontier days - when anything seemed possible and each day brought new opportunity for adventure.

toothpick holder: Crider 1987 threaded $75.00

  

Mayor Griffin's House (Retired-2000) Ame $19.95

  

Doctor Stevens Home & Office (Retired-19 $39.95

  

The Clark Mansion (Retired-1994) America $34.95
<b>We invite you to take a tour through the Handy Andy Mallo's House with all its charm and exquisite details. The Americana Collection depicting the old western community of Liberty Falls is sculpted and mastercrafted of the finest materials, then individually hand-painted. This painstaking creative process highlights all the architectural details and heartwarming, homey touches that make Liberty Falls everyone's favorite frontier town. With each new building and home constructed in Liberty Falls, more of the history of the delightful Colorado town unfolds. We witness the joys and sorrows...triumphs and disappointments...of sorrows...bankers, miners, restaurateurs...adventurers and renegades...story-spinners. Come with us on a journey back to those frontier days - when anything seemed possible and each day brought new opportunity for adventure.  <b>We invite you to take a tour through Jeremiah Sobel's Home with all its charm and exquisite details. The Americana Collection depicting the old western community of Liberty Falls is sculpted and mastercrafted of the finest materials, then individually hand-painted. This painstaking creative process highlights all the architectural details and heartwarming, homey touches that make Liberty Falls everyone's favorite frontier town. With each new building and home constructed in Liberty Falls, more of the history of the delightful Colorado town unfolds. We witness the joys and sorrows...triumphs and disappointments...of sorrows...bankers, miners, restaurateurs...adventurers and renegades...story-spinners. Come with us on a journey back to those frontier days - when anything seemed possible and each day brought new opportunity for adventure.  This pair of Fostoria Baroque pattern single candleholders carries the #327 Navarre etch. In 2001, this pair booked for $50. I bought them reasonably and will pass them on that way. Excellent condition. Price is for the pair.  <b>You can now own a piece of the beloved TV show GLEE (May 19, 2009 - March 20, 2015). Character Tina Cohen-Chang, played by Jenna Ushkowitz wore this Kate Spade striped dress. The dress appears in Season 4, Episode 5: 'The Role You Were Born to Play.' Bright green and black dress with 2 inch horizontal stripes and stand-away cowl neck. Gold buttons closure on the back. Note: The main picture is of the back of the dress. The front is shown in the episode clips.

Handy Andy Malloy's House (1997=Retired) $39.95

  

Jeremiah Sobel's Home (Retired-2000) Ame $19.95

  

Fostoria Baroque Navaree Etch candlehold

 

GLEE's Tina Cohen-Chang (Jenna Ushkowitz $450.00
<b>We invite you to take a tour through the Governor's Mansion with all its charm and exquisite details. The Americana Collection depicting the old western community of Liberty Falls is sculpted and mastercrafted of the finest materials, then individually hand-painted. This painstaking creative process highlights all the architectural details and heartwarming, homey touches that make Liberty Falls everyone's favorite frontier town. With each new building and home constructed in Liberty Falls, more of the history of the delightful Colorado town unfolds. We witness the joys and sorrows...triumphs and disappointments...of sorrows...bankers, miners, restaurateurs...adventurers and renegades...story-spinners. Come with us on a journey back to those frontier days - when anything seemed possible and each day brought new opportunity for adventure.  This Georges Scatchard set of 4 early 4 inch tall coffee mugs is a good example of the work that Scatchard was doing in the 1970s and early 1980s before he decided to concentrate primarily on lamps. The inside is glazed in a white glaze. You can see all the ridges of the hand thrown object. The outside of the goblet is done in his signature blue glaze and one can see both inclusions and the horizontal rings from the throwing. Each mug is signed on the bottom G. SCATCHARD. A beautiful set. Currently located in Underhill, Vermont, Georges Scatchard started from a converted horsebarn with his brother Ted in 1960. An article about the two Scatchard brothers and their ceramics was published in the 1967 Spring issue of Vermont Life on pages 38-42. According to the article, he was the only New Englander to receive a merit award for three items (all pottery) entered in the 1965-1966 New England Craft Council's exhibition for new and emerging craftsmen. His current website, gslamps.com, shows his current production and gives a brief history of his work.  This vintage juice server is funky yellow! Mod! Mod! It stands 8 inches tall and has both silkscreened text and images of lemons and oranges on it. Excellent condition.  Murano midcentury green mica summers bowl: Made in Murano Italy during the 1950-1970 period, this large bowl is done in the sommerso technique meaning an interior layer of glass is "submersed" in another of glass. In this bowl, the inner layer is pink glass with green swirls and silver mica flakes. The outer layer is white. It measures 9" across from top to folded down rim and 8" wide. A great example of Italian Midcentury mastery of glass.

Governor's Mansion of Liberty Falls (Re $24.95

  

Scatchard set 4 monogrammed blue coffee

 

vintage juice server with text and imag

 

Murano midcentury green mica sommerso bo

Bovano midcentury Green Flowers 4 rest ashtray: Produced by the Bovano company of Cheshire CT between 1952-1964, this 6 1/2 inch wide square ashtray is in the same design as my previous post of the 15 inch "Red Flowers" plaque. I have named this stunning variation "Green Flowers" Abstract red flowers with orange centers. Abstract green flowers with gold centers. The back is counter enameled in black as well. I first saw this pattern in a 2004 issue of Modernism magazine. Bovano recently ceased production. This piece is available at Five Corners Antiques in Essex Junction Vermont. The back is counter enameled in black as well.  Bovano 9 inch Confetti & Jewel ashtray: Made by placing small bits of colored glass and one larger chunk of colored glass on the gold ground before firing, the final result is a geometric abstract pattern I have named "Confetti & Jewel". Bovano of Cheshire CT made many Midcentury enamel items from 1952-1964 in these abstract designs before shifting their production to more realistic three dimensional stand alone sculptures and wall pieces. This great 9 inch dish has rests to use it as an ashtray. These days, one can use it as a catch-all or a candy dish.  Carl Radke 2015 Amber fumed purple with blue leaves and silver vines California Poppy Toothpick Holder: This Carl Radke 2015 signed toothpick holder stands 1 15/16 inches tall. It is blown into a traditional 1880-1895 American Art Glass shape, that being a double gourd form. It is made of two layers: the inner amber glass color layer and an outer layer of clear glass onto which the orange flowers, silver vines and blue leaves of the CA Poppy pattern are placed. It is then iriidized by a fuming process to create it lustrous purple highlight finish. It is signed on the bottom "Carl Radke 15" and carries his Phoenix Studios silver paper label. It is as of 9/15 one of only four made in this shape and finish. It is in excellent condition. $125 plus Priority Mail shipping from 05452. Carl Radke has been blowing glass since 1970. He was one of a vanguard of young artists who participated in the Renaissance of American Art Glass in the early 1970s. Originated by Tiffany in 1881 and popular during the early part of the 20th century, Lustre Art Glass had fallen out of favor about 1925, practically becoming a lost art. In the latter part of the 1960s, the art programs of several California universities began to rekindle an interest in glassblowing in general and in Silver Art Glass specifically. Several of the young artists became fascinated with the medium and were caught up by the challenge of rediscovering this complex and sophisticated art form. Lustre Glass is a very specialized glassblowing medium because of the silver content in the glass. It has always been one of the most costly forms of glass to produce. In addition to the high cost of the raw materials used in Lustre Glass, the raw glass can only be maintained in the oven for a short time before the color, quality, and texture of the glass batch begins to degenerate. These two factors prevent this volatile studio glass from being mass-produced in a larger factory environment. Thus, the specific formulae and high raw material costs have kept the blowing of Silver Lustre Art Glass in the hands of a few skillful artisans as the glass maker must be chemist as well as craftsman to work successfully in this medium. Carl Radke is one of only a few glassblowers out of the thousands in the United States who continues to work in this difficult and traditional glass. His skill with glass and glass decoration has allowed him to "play" with the medium and to develop his unique creations.  Carl Radke 2015 Amber fumed purple with blue leaves and silver vines California Poppy Toothpick Holder: This Carl Radke 2015 signed toothpick holder stands 1 7/8 inches tall. It is blown into a traditional 1880-1895 American Art Glass shape, that being a double gourd form. It is made of two layers: the inner amber glass color layer and an outer layer of clear glass onto which the orange flowers, silver vines and blue leaves of the CA Poppy pattern are placed. It is then iriidized by a fuming process to create it lustrous purple highlight finish. It is signed on the bottom "Carl Radke 15" and carries his Phoenix Studios silver paper label. It is as of 9/15 one of only four made in this shape and finish. It is in excellent condition. $125 plus Priority Mail shipping from 05452. Carl Radke has been blowing glass since 1970. He was one of a vanguard of young artists who participated in the Renaissance of American Art Glass in the early 1970s. Originated by Tiffany in 1881 and popular during the early part of the 20th century, Lustre Art Glass had fallen out of favor about 1925, practically becoming a lost art. In the latter part of the 1960s, the art programs of several California universities began to rekindle an interest in glassblowing in general and in Silver Art Glass specifically. Several of the young artists became fascinated with the medium and were caught up by the challenge of rediscovering this complex and sophisticated art form. Lustre Glass is a very specialized glassblowing medium because of the silver content in the glass. It has always been one of the most costly forms of glass to produce. In addition to the high cost of the raw materials used in Lustre Glass, the raw glass can only be maintained in the oven for a short time before the color, quality, and texture of the glass batch begins to degenerate. These two factors prevent this volatile studio glass from being mass-produced in a larger factory environment. Thus, the specific formulae and high raw material costs have kept the blowing of Silver Lustre Art Glass in the hands of a few skillful artisans as the glass maker must be chemist as well as craftsman to work successfully in this medium. Carl Radke is one of only a few glassblowers out of the thousands in the United States who continues to work in this difficult and traditional glass. His skill with glass and glass decoration has allowed him to "play" with the medium and to develop his unique creations.

Bovano midcentury Green Flowers mod ash $25.00

  

Bovano 9 inch Confetti & Jewel ashtray $28.00

  

Carl Radke 2015 dark amber purple CA Pop $125.00

  

Carl Radke 2015 amber purple CA Poppy TP $125.00
The Butterfly Gold pattern made its debut in 1970 and was designed by Gregory Mirow. The elements of the design are highly stylized: flower, butterflies, sheaf of wheat. It stayed in the line until the late 1980s or early 1990s though its date of departure is not exact. The saucer used in all four versions of the cups were always Corelle saucers as they were meant to be part of a Corelle dinnerware service. This version of the cup holds 8 ounces and entered the line in 1981 and was available until 1986. Each cup is marked thus: Pyrex Microwave Safe No Stovetop or Broiler Corning USA. All are in excellent condition. Price is for the set of four. Go green! Save resources and purchase a piece of America's past. Sturdy, dependable, dishwasher-friendly, they are ready for your kitchen table today.  In 1979, Libbey introduced what I consider to be one of their most modern lines of barware. They named it the "Ice" line. Here is how they described it in the 1979 Premier catalog on page 57: "Cool, icy and thirst quenching. Refreshments never looked better than in new Ice. Available in Crystal and Gold 24-pieces sets for maximum consumer appeal." This line only existed for ONE year. It is very hard to find! It came in three sizes: #2477 - 9 ounce Rocks, #2479 - 12 1/2 ounce Beverage, and #2474 - 16 1/2 ounce Cooler. This set of four is the 12 1/2 ounce Beverage size. The color is a dark Tawny brown. Each glass stands 5 1/2 inches tall. All are in excellent condition. Add them to your midcentury or retro bar today. Go green! Save resources and purchase a piece of America's past. Sturdy, dependable, dishwasher-friendly, it is ready for your bar or man cave now. Price is for the set.  This desk item from the 1950s-1960s is called a perpetual calendar. At least that's the name I have found it described by. It's a fun and funky way to 'interact with time' on a daily basis as it is necessary to turn it over to reveal the next day's date. This one features a scene of Quebec City and its iconic Chateau Frotenac. Both sides have an identical scene. Nice useful little item, measures 3 inches high, and made of chrome. Day, Date and month are changed by turning top over. In very good condition.  Carl Radke 2014 Tall Yellow with a Blue & Gold Tut Pattern Toothpick Holder: This Carl Radke 2014 signed toothpick holder stands 2 5/8 inches tall. It is a bit tall. I then asked Carl to make them 2 1/4 inches tall, which he did. It was one of the ones where he was trying to learn the form and get the right height. It is blown into a traditional 1880-1895 American Art Glass shape, that being a double gourd form but a wider one. It is made of one layer then decorated: the inner red glass color layer over which a yellow Tut pattern is placed. It is then iriidized to create it lustrous finish. It is signed on the bottom "Carl Radke 15" and carries his Phoenix Studios silver paper label. It was one of the original 36 prototypes Carl created for my display of his work at the 2015 40th Annual Convention of the NTHCS (National Toothpick Holder Collector’s Society). It is in excellent condition. $100 plus Priority Mail shipping from 05452. Carl Radke has been blowing glass since 1970. He was one of a vanguard of young artists who participated in the Renaissance of American Art Glass in the early 1970s. Originated by Tiffany in 1881 and popular during the early part of the 20th century, Lustre Art Glass had fallen out of favor about 1925, practically becoming a lost art. In the latter part of the 1960s, the art programs of several California universities began to rekindle an interest in glassblowing in general and in Silver Art Glass specifically. Several of the young artists became fascinated with the medium and were caught up by the challenge of rediscovering this complex and sophisticated art form. Lustre Glass is a very specialized glassblowing medium because of the silver content in the glass. It has always been one of the most costly forms of glass to produce. In addition to the high cost of the raw materials used in Lustre Glass, the raw glass can only be maintained in the oven for a short time before the color, quality, and texture of the glass batch begins to degenerate. These two factors prevent this volatile studio glass from being mass-produced in a larger factory environment. Thus, the specific formulae and high raw material costs have kept the blowing of Silver Lustre Art Glass in the hands of a few skillful artisans as the glass maker must be chemist as well as craftsman to work successfully in this medium. Carl Radke is one of only a few glassblowers out of the thousands in the United States who continues to work in this difficult and traditional glass. His skill with glass and glass decoration has allowed him to "play" with the medium and to develop his unique creations.

Pyrex Butterfly Gold set 4 8 oz. cups sa $20.00

  

Libbey set (4) 1979 Ice line beverage gl

 

Vintage chrome Quebec perpetual calendar

 

Carl Radke 2014 Tall Yellow with Blue Tu $100.00
Carl Radke 2014 Red with a Yellow Tut Pattern Toothpick Holder: This Carl Radke 2014 signed toothpick holder stands 2 inches tall but its overall width is a smaller size than later ones Carl did for me. It was one of the ones where he was trying to learn the form and get the right diameter. It is blown into a traditional 1880-1895 American Art Glass shape, that being a double gourd form but a wider one. It is made of one layer then decorated: the inner red glass color layer over which a yellow Tut pattern is placed. It is then iriidized to create it lustrous finish. It is signed on the bottom "Carl Radke 15" and carries his Phoenix Studios silver paper label. It was one of the original 36 prototypes Carl created for my display of his work at the 2015 40th Annual Convention of the NTHCS (National Toothpick Holder Collector’s Society). It is in excellent condition. $80 plus Priority Mail shipping from 05452. Carl Radke has been blowing glass since 1970. He was one of a vanguard of young artists who participated in the Renaissance of American Art Glass in the early 1970s. Originated by Tiffany in 1881 and popular during the early part of the 20th century, Lustre Art Glass had fallen out of favor about 1925, practically becoming a lost art. In the latter part of the 1960s, the art programs of several California universities began to rekindle an interest in glassblowing in general and in Silver Art Glass specifically. Several of the young artists became fascinated with the medium and were caught up by the challenge of rediscovering this complex and sophisticated art form. Lustre Glass is a very specialized glassblowing medium because of the silver content in the glass. It has always been one of the most costly forms of glass to produce. In addition to the high cost of the raw materials used in Lustre Glass, the raw glass can only be maintained in the oven for a short time before the color, quality, and texture of the glass batch begins to degenerate. These two factors prevent this volatile studio glass from being mass-produced in a larger factory environment. Thus, the specific formulae and high raw material costs have kept the blowing of Silver Lustre Art Glass in the hands of a few skillful artisans as the glass maker must be chemist as well as craftsman to work successfully in this medium. Carl Radke is one of only a few glassblowers out of the thousands in the United States who continues to work in this difficult and traditional glass. His skill with glass and glass decoration has allowed him to "play" with the medium and to develop his unique creations.  Carl Radke 2014 Yellow with a Red Tut Pattern Toothpick Holder: This Carl Radke 2014 signed toothpick holder stands 2 inches tall but its overall width is a smaller size than later ones Carl did for me. It was one of the ones where he was trying to learn the form and get the right diameter. It is blown into a traditional 1880-1895 American Art Glass shape, that being a double gourd form but a wider one. It is made of one layer then decorated: the inner yellow) glass color layer over which a red Tut pattern is placed. It is then iriidized to create it lustrous finish. It is signed on the bottom "Carl Radke 15" and carries his Phoenix Studios silver paper label. It was one of the original 36 prototypes Carl created for my display of his work at the 2015 40th Annual Convention of the NTHCS (National Toothpick Holder Collector’s Society). It is in excellent condition. $80 plus Priority Mail shipping from 05452. Carl Radke has been blowing glass since 1970. He was one of a vanguard of young artists who participated in the Renaissance of American Art Glass in the early 1970s. Originated by Tiffany in 1881 and popular during the early part of the 20th century, Lustre Art Glass had fallen out of favor about 1925, practically becoming a lost art. In the latter part of the 1960s, the art programs of several California universities began to rekindle an interest in glassblowing in general and in Silver Art Glass specifically. Several of the young artists became fascinated with the medium and were caught up by the challenge of rediscovering this complex and sophisticated art form. Lustre Glass is a very specialized glassblowing medium because of the silver content in the glass. It has always been one of the most costly forms of glass to produce. In addition to the high cost of the raw materials used in Lustre Glass, the raw glass can only be maintained in the oven for a short time before the color, quality, and texture of the glass batch begins to degenerate. These two factors prevent this volatile studio glass from being mass-produced in a larger factory environment. Thus, the specific formulae and high raw material costs have kept the blowing of Silver Lustre Art Glass in the hands of a few skillful artisans as the glass maker must be chemist as well as craftsman to work successfully in this medium. Carl Radke is one of only a few glassblowers out of the thousands in the United States who continues to work in this difficult and traditional glass. His skill with glass and glass decoration has allowed him to "play" with the medium and to develop his unique creations.  Carl Radke 2015 (Prototype #24) Yellow on Opal Double Twist with Vines Toothpick Holder: This Carl Radke 2015 signed toothpick holder stands 2 inches tall. It is blown into a traditional 1880-1895 American Art Glass shape, that being a double gourd form. It is made of one layer then decorated: the inner opal (milk) glass color layer over which a yellow Double Twist pattern with Gold vines is placed. It is then iriidized to create it lustrous finish. It is signed on the bottom "Carl Radke 15" and carries his Phoenix Studios silver paper label. It was one of the original 36 prototypes Carl created for my display of his work at the 2015 40th Annual Convention of the NTHCS (National Toothpick Holder Collector’s Society). It is in excellent condition. $100 plus Priority Mail shipping from 05452. Carl Radke has been blowing glass since 1970. He was one of a vanguard of young artists who participated in the Renaissance of American Art Glass in the early 1970s. Originated by Tiffany in 1881 and popular during the early part of the 20th century, Lustre Art Glass had fallen out of favor about 1925, practically becoming a lost art. In the latter part of the 1960s, the art programs of several California universities began to rekindle an interest in glassblowing in general and in Silver Art Glass specifically. Several of the young artists became fascinated with the medium and were caught up by the challenge of rediscovering this complex and sophisticated art form. Lustre Glass is a very specialized glassblowing medium because of the silver content in the glass. It has always been one of the most costly forms of glass to produce. In addition to the high cost of the raw materials used in Lustre Glass, the raw glass can only be maintained in the oven for a short time before the color, quality, and texture of the glass batch begins to degenerate. These two factors prevent this volatile studio glass from being mass-produced in a larger factory environment. Thus, the specific formulae and high raw material costs have kept the blowing of Silver Lustre Art Glass in the hands of a few skillful artisans as the glass maker must be chemist as well as craftsman to work successfully in this medium. Carl Radke is one of only a few glassblowers out of the thousands in the United States who continues to work in this difficult and traditional glass. His skill with glass and glass decoration has allowed him to "play" with the medium and to develop his unique creations.  Carl Radke 2015 (Prototype #29) Red California Poppy Toothpick Holder: This Carl Radke 2015 signed toothpick holder stands 2 inches tall. It is blown into a traditional 1880-1895 American Art Glass shape, that being a double gourd form. It is made of two layers: the inner red glass color layer and an outer layer of clear glass onto which the orange flowers, silver vines and blue leaves of the CA Poppy pattern are placed. It is then iriidized to create it lustrous finish. It is signed on the bottom "Carl Radke 15" and carries his Phoenix Studios silver paper label. It was one of the original 36 prototypes Carl created for my display of his work at the 2015 40th Annual Convention of the NTHCS (National Toothpick Holder Collector’s Society). It is in excellent condition. $100 plus Priority Mail shipping from 05452. Carl Radke has been blowing glass since 1970. He was one of a vanguard of young artists who participated in the Renaissance of American Art Glass in the early 1970s. Originated by Tiffany in 1881 and popular during the early part of the 20th century, Lustre Art Glass had fallen out of favor about 1925, practically becoming a lost art. In the latter part of the 1960s, the art programs of several California universities began to rekindle an interest in glassblowing in general and in Silver Art Glass specifically. Several of the young artists became fascinated with the medium and were caught up by the challenge of rediscovering this complex and sophisticated art form. Lustre Glass is a very specialized glassblowing medium because of the silver content in the glass. It has always been one of the most costly forms of glass to produce. In addition to the high cost of the raw materials used in Lustre Glass, the raw glass can only be maintained in the oven for a short time before the color, quality, and texture of the glass batch begins to degenerate. These two factors prevent this volatile studio glass from being mass-produced in a larger factory environment. Thus, the specific formulae and high raw material costs have kept the blowing of Silver Lustre Art Glass in the hands of a few skillful artisans as the glass maker must be chemist as well as craftsman to work successfully in this medium. Carl Radke is one of only a few glassblowers out of the thousands in the United States who continues to work in this difficult and traditional glass. His skill with glass and glass decoration has allowed him to "play" with the medium and to develop his unique creations.

Carl Radke 2014 Red with Yellow Tut TP

 

Carl Radke 2014 Yellow with Red Tut TP

 

Carl Radke 2015 yellow on opal vines TP $80.00

  

Carl Radke 2015 Red CA Poppy TP $100.00
Carl Radke 2015 (Prototype #15) Yellow Pulled Feather Toothpick Holder: This Carl Radke 2015 signed toothpick holder stands 2 inches tall. It is blown into a traditional 1880-1895 American Art Glass shape, that being a double gourd form. It is made of two layers: the inner yellow glass color layer and an outer layer of clear glass onto which the blue and gold Pulled Feather decoration is placed. It is then iriidized to create it lustrous finish. It is signed on the bottom "Carl Radke 15" and carries his Phoenix Studios silver paper label. It was one of the original 36 prototypes Carl created for my display of his work at the 2015 40th Annual Convention of the NTHCS (National Toothpick Holder Collector’s Society). It is in excellent condition. $100 plus Priority Mail shipping from 05452. Carl Radke has been blowing glass since 1970. He was one of a vanguard of young artists who participated in the Renaissance of American Art Glass in the early 1970s. Originated by Tiffany in 1881 and popular during the early part of the 20th century, Lustre Art Glass had fallen out of favor about 1925, practically becoming a lost art. In the latter part of the 1960s, the art programs of several California universities began to rekindle an interest in glassblowing in general and in Silver Art Glass specifically. Several of the young artists became fascinated with the medium and were caught up by the challenge of rediscovering this complex and sophisticated art form. Lustre Glass is a very specialized glassblowing medium because of the silver content in the glass. It has always been one of the most costly forms of glass to produce. In addition to the high cost of the raw materials used in Lustre Glass, the raw glass can only be maintained in the oven for a short time before the color, quality, and texture of the glass batch begins to degenerate. These two factors prevent this volatile studio glass from being mass-produced in a larger factory environment. Thus, the specific formulae and high raw material costs have kept the blowing of Silver Lustre Art Glass in the hands of a few skillful artisans as the glass maker must be chemist as well as craftsman to work successfully in this medium. Carl Radke is one of only a few glassblowers out of the thousands in the United States who continues to work in this difficult and traditional glass. His skill with glass and glass decoration has allowed him to "play" with the medium and to develop his unique creations.  Carl Radke 2015 (Prototype #13) Red Pulled Feather Toothpick Holder: This Carl Radke 2015 signed toothpick holder stands 2 inches tall. It is blown into a traditional 1880-1895 American Art Glass shape, that being a double gourd form. It is made of two layers: the inner red glass color layer and an outer layer of clear glass onto which the blue and silver Pulled Feather decoration is placed. It is then iriidized to create it lustrous finish. It is signed on the bottom "Carl Radke 15" and carries his Phoenix Studios silver paper label. It was one of the original 36 prototypes Carl created for my display of his work at the 2015 40th Annual Convention of the NTHCS (National Toothpick Holder Collector’s Society). It is in excellent condition. $100 plus Priority Mail shipping from 05452. Carl Radke has been blowing glass since 1970. He was one of a vanguard of young artists who participated in the Renaissance of American Art Glass in the early 1970s. Originated by Tiffany in 1881 and popular during the early part of the 20th century, Lustre Art Glass had fallen out of favor about 1925, practically becoming a lost art. In the latter part of the 1960s, the art programs of several California universities began to rekindle an interest in glassblowing in general and in Silver Art Glass specifically. Several of the young artists became fascinated with the medium and were caught up by the challenge of rediscovering this complex and sophisticated art form. Lustre Glass is a very specialized glassblowing medium because of the silver content in the glass. It has always been one of the most costly forms of glass to produce. In addition to the high cost of the raw materials used in Lustre Glass, the raw glass can only be maintained in the oven for a short time before the color, quality, and texture of the glass batch begins to degenerate. These two factors prevent this volatile studio glass from being mass-produced in a larger factory environment. Thus, the specific formulae and high raw material costs have kept the blowing of Silver Lustre Art Glass in the hands of a few skillful artisans as the glass maker must be chemist as well as craftsman to work successfully in this medium. Carl Radke is one of only a few glassblowers out of the thousands in the United States who continues to work in this difficult and traditional glass. His skill with glass and glass decoration has allowed him to "play" with the medium and to develop his unique creations.  <b>Wish grandmother a Happy Birthday with this lovely plate and the it's heartfelt poem: <center>A bouquet of wishes With love in each one For the dearest grandmother Under the sun Happy Birthday, GRANDMOTHER</center> Gold trim  <b>Genuine Tiger's Eye, Black Onyx, Rose Quartz, and Amethyst are utilized to create this colorful assortment to your accessory collection. Earring metal is 14kt gold over sterling silver, and the closure is a fish hook. Features: Two genuine 14x10mm Tiger's eye stones Two genuine 12x8mm Black Onyx stones Two genuine 9x6mm briolette Amethyst stones Two genuine 6x4mm Rose Quartz stones Sterling silver Earring closure: fish hook Boxed

Carl Radke 2015 Yellow Pulled Feather TP $100.00

  

Carl Radke 2015 Red Pulled Feather TP $100.00

  

Lasting Memories 'Happy Birthday' GRANDM $15.00

  

Gold over Silver Multi-Gemstone Earrings $50.00
<b> William Adams heavy gold wash salad spoon and fork serving set in original fitted box. Stamped: W.A. Sheffield England Original box measures 10 inch long by 4 1/4 inch wide and 1 1/4 inch tall. Brass flip closure. White satin lining. Minor gold wear on tines.  <b>Beautiful floral design surrounds this lovely prayer: <center>MY GARDEN of PRAYER My garden beautifies my yard and adds fragrance to the air, But it is also my cathedral and my quiet place of prayer.., So little do they realize that the glory and the power Of He Who made the universe lies hidden in a flower. ~Helen Steiner Rice</center> Ready to hang.  <b>The Virginia state souvenir plate is decorated with a dark blue transferware. The plate is decorated with following designs: Natural Bridge of Virginia George Washington Thomas Jefferson The Road to the Natural Bridge in 1872 New Hotel and Motor Inn Ancient Arbor Vitae. 1600 Years Old There is a underglaze transferware error located just under the center off to the right. See photos. The back of plate has slight crazing.  <b>Ornately decorated souvenir plate of Illinois. The transferware is done in lovely gold with a high gloss finish. The plate features the following iconic sites: Buckingham Fountain, Chicago Pere Marquette State Park Starved Rock New Salem State Park University of Illinois Lincoln Tomb, Springfield Minimal wear

William Adams 2 Pc Salad Set Serving Spo $82.00

  

" My Garden of Prayer" 6. 5 inc $18.95

  

1960s Natural Bridge of Virginia 9 inch $37.00

  

1960s 9 inch Illinois State Plate $35.00
<b>Bring a sparkle to their every day with this exquisite amethyst pendant. Displaying a deep purple hue, this pendant is gorgeously constructed to look like a flower, employing 5 pear shaped 0.25 ct wt genuine amethysts as the petals and a single round-cut 4mm 0.2 ct wt genuine amethyst in the center. A truly eye-catching design, this pendant will be the perfect addition to their jewelry collection, making it a great gift for birthdays, anniversaries, or to extend your thanks and gratitude. WT: 1.45. Pendant measures 3/4 inch including bale, 18 inch box chain with spring closure.  <b>The Tall Tissue Basket with WoodCrafts Lid is both a functional and beautiful way to display boutique size tissues. You'll want one for every box of tissues in your house! With the lid, it's a great bank to drop in your spare change or plastic bags. It makes a great gift with a box of tissues and a tear-jerker movie! Includes Basket and WoodCrafts Lid. Made in the U.S.A. Hand woven. Hand painted, porcelain tissue tag.  Effanbee 2015 8 inch hard plastic and vinyl Little Alice Patsyette doll, No. E15PYDD02, has a long pale blonde non-removable wig with full bangs with a black hair ribbon; blue painted eyes with painted lashes, bisque skin-tone, and a bend knee Tiny Betsy McCall-type body. She can share clothes with the Tiny Betsy and Tiny Ann Estelle dolls. She is wearing a blue dress with white lace trim and imitation pearl buttons and black ribbon bow at the collar; a white overdress with lace and black ribbon trim; black and white stripe knit tights; nude pantyhose; and black molded plastic shoes. Limited edition of 500. New and mint-in-the-box. Expand listing to view all 4 photographs.  Precious Moments Inc. 2015 All Vinyl 9 inch Giovanna of Brazil doll, No. 3535 is from the Children of the World collection, which is based on the Song Jesus Loves All the Little Children of the World. She has long brunette rooted hair in a long ponytail decorated with a silver hairband decorated with red feathers and a red rhinestone; brown teardrop shaped eyes;and a smiling face. Other parts of her native costume includes a long ruffled red, yellow; and green ruffled and slitted carnival skirt; a matching halter accented with red rick-rack trim; silver shoes; a silver neckband; and sparkling white underpants. This is a Linda Rick of Doll Maker Design. New and mint with a gift box.

Sterling Silver Gemstone Floral Pendant $45.00

  

Longaberger Tall Tissue Basket with Lid $68.00

  

Effanbee Little Alice Patsyette Doll, To $102.00

  

Precious Moments Giovanna of Brazil Doll $30.00
Effanbee 2015 10 In. Rise and Shine Patsy doll outfit by Robert Tonner, No. E15PTOF02 fits Patsy, Ann Estelle, and similar dolls with a bending knee child's body. It contains a mustard yellow polka dot under dress; an off-white with yellow floral over-dress dress with ribbon and flower decoration; off-white stretch knit tights- and off-white imitation leather Mary Jane shoes. Included is a basket with eggs The price is for the outfit only and does not include the doll modeling it. Limited edition of 300. New and mint-in-the-package with shipper. Expand listing to view all 6 photographs.  Effanbee 2015 10 In. Patsy Loves to Read doll outfit by Robert Tonner, No. E15PTOF01 fits Patsy, Ann Estelle, and similar dolls with a bending knee child's body. It contains a black cotton floral dress with green under dress; a black cotton knit tights; a green velvet ribbon headband; black imitation leather Mary Jane shoes; and a book. The price is for the outfit only and does not include the doll modeling it. Limited edition of 300. New and mint-in-the-package with shipper. Expand listing to view all 5 photographs.  <b> Black and White Collection™ Classic Evening Gown Barbie® doll is from the Platinum Label® Collection of Barbie® Collector and available exclusively to members of The Barbie Fan ClubSM. Barbie® doll made her debut in 1959 with a pretty ponytail and the now classic black-and-white maillot. That famous zebra-print swimsuit reflected all of Barbie® doll’s sophistication and foretold the inimitable style that would mesmerize us for the next 50 years and beyond. Black and White Collection™ Classic Evening Gown Barbie® reimagines her original B&W motif with a fresh interpretation. Her form fitting, white satin gown features a bold mermaid silhouette. The black tulle overdress is embellished with a lace appliqué and crystals. This homage to the original Barbie® doll completes her look with silvery earrings and bracelet. Classic Evening Gown Barbie® is third in the Black and White Collection™. PLATINUM LABEL® Designed by: Linda Kyaw Release Date: 5/21/2015 Product Code: CGT31 No more than 1000 units produced worldwide. DOLL DETAILS Body Type: ModelMuse Skin Tone: Neutra Facial Sculpt: Aphrodite Fashion Sewn On?: No Eyelashes: Painted Included with doll: Shoes, Earrings, Bracelet, Doll Stand  <b>This was the flag of the Culpepper Minutemen, a Virginia militia group organized in 1775, which fought in the Revolutionary war. Size – 3 feet x 5 feet Super Polyester Fabric Brass grommets and canvas header 4 rows of sewing on fly side for added strength

Effanbee Rise and Shine Patsy Doll Outfi $98.00

  

Effanbee Patsy Loves to Read Doll Outfit $99.00

  

Classic Evening Gown Barbie® Doll Platin $299.99

  

Culpepper Minutemen Flag - Liberty or De $29.95
</b>It's the perfect traveling companion! Roomy enough for extra jewelry on your travels and small enough to fit in your purse. The outer faux red leather has a snap closure. Inside is a soft beige felt material with 2 snap compartments for storage and a ring holder. Helzberg Diamonds is stamped inside the jewelry container. Comes with original box.  <b>The striped orange hues just pop on this vintage lidded sugar bowl by Howard Holt. The Lid handle and the inside are white. There is no paper label, it appears to have fallen off. •Manufacturer Status: Discontinued Actual: 1966 - •Pattern: 7930 by Holt-Howard [HHO7930] •Pattern Number: 7930 •Description: Various Orange Stripes, white accent color •Circa 1966  <b>The Gaspeite stone is set in sterling silver to show off the stunning apple green color. The brownish colored deposits only add to its beauty and distinction. The pendant is paired with a 16 inch sterling silver Brazilian (snake) chain. The back of the pendant is signed RAS and stamped Sterling. The necklace has the following stamps: 925, Italy and AGI AGI stands for Accredited Gemological Institute Gaspeite Healing Stones Folklore, Legend, and Healing Properties: As a fairly recent discovery in 1966, this mineral has no known folk lore although it is mentioned that the Aborigine's used Gaspeite to bring about good fortune. As a healing stone, it is thought to reduce stress and help with heart, gallbladder and lung problems. Metaphysically, it is thought to bring spirituality into everyday life. Gaspeite is said to help one find the spiritual in mundane life, to help heal the inner child and aid the digestive organs. </p> Gaspeite is found around nickel sulfide deposits and is named for the locality of Gaspe Peninsula, Quebec, Canada where it was originally found. Sources are Canada and Western Australia. Hardness is 4.5 - 5 on the Mohs scale. Gaspeite is a relatively rare mineral, found only in a few localities. Its light green, almost apple green color is quite unique and some varieties are almost a neon green. It may contain brownish patches which may give it a distinctive character.</p></b>  <b>This vintage brooch has a flared shell design with five graduating dangles. The dangles have a cascading quality with a bead center encircled by a wavy ring. Held together with brass findings. </b> The last picture shows contrast with different lighting upon the brooch.

Helzberg Diamonds Jewelry Organizer Trav $17.00

  

1960s Vibrant Orange to Reddish Orange S $16.95

  

Sterling Silver Gaspeite Pendant signed $170.00

  

Beautiful Butterscotch 1930s Shell w / Cas $395.00
Effanbee 2015 8 inch hard plastic and vinyl Sweet and Simple Patsyette doll, No. E15PYDD01, has a black non-removable wig styled in a bob with full bangs with a white hair ribbon; green painted eyes with painted lashes, bisque skin-tone, and a bend knee Tiny Betsy McCall-type body. She can share clothes with the Tiny Betsy and Tiny Ann Estelle dolls. Her costume ncludes a white stripe dress with lace trim and black ribbon belt; black knit tights; nude pantyhose; and black molded plastic Mary-Jane style shoes. Limited edition of 500. Like new and mint-in-the-box old stock. Expand listing to view all 4 of her photographs.  Effanbee 2016 10 inch hard plastic and vinyl Prim and Proper Patsy doll, No. E16PTDD01 has chestnut rooted hair styled in curly double ponytails with teal-blue ribbons, blue inset eyes with applied lashes, bidque skin-tone, and a bend knee child's body with bending elbows and wrists. Her body is the same size as the Ann Estelle dolls. Her ensemble includes a teal blue plaid dress with dark teal blue buttons & bow, white collar and sleeve cuffs a low waist with pleated skirt, a bodice with white lining, white lace socks, white cotton panties, and dark teal blue imitation leather mary jane shoes. Limited edition of 500. New, mint-in-the-box. Expand listing to view all 4 photographs.  </div> <b><font size="4">This official US Army Airborne flag is perfect for any Veteran or enlisted person. Two grommets are on the left edge of the flag for hanging. Made from polyester material. </p></font></b><font size="4"><b><LI><div>Size – 3 feet x 5 feet</div></LI><LI><div>Super Polyester Fabric</div></LI></b><b><LI>Brass grommets and canvas header</LI></b><b><LI>4 rows of sewing on fly side for added strength</LI></b></font>  2014 Precious Moments Inc. 12 inch Brunette Tree-Mendously Precious vinyl girl doll, No. 4796 has rootedbrunette hair styled in medium flip curls with a small ponytail and top golden star headdress, painted green teardrop-shaped eyes and a smiling face. She is wearing an evergreen ankle-length green Christmas dress with satin bodice and sparkling tulle skirt trimmed with golden ribbon, golden lace, yellow stars, and red balls; white tights; and red shoes.. This festive doll is a Linda Rick of The Doll Maker design. New, Mint, with a gift box. Expand listing to view both photographs.

Effanbee Sweet and Simple Patsyette Doll $102.00

  

Effanbee Prim and Proper Patsy Doll, Ton $179.00

  

US Army 101st Airborne Division Flag $28.75

  

Precious Moments Brunette Tree-Mendously $45.00
2015 Perfectly Pink Tiny Kitty Doll , Item No. T15KTDD01, is designed by Robert Tonner. Tiny Kitty Collier is a 10 inch hard plastic fashion doll with rotational shoulders, bending wrists and elbows, bent knees, swivel waist and rotational hip joints. She has chestnut (reddish brown) rooted saran hair that is styled in an elaborate bun, painted blue eyes with painted lashes and makeup, red lips, and bisque skin coloring. Her ensemble includes pink coat with white lining; a dress with a pink cotton lace ruffled bodice and white shantung skirt; a pink flower hat with veil; an imitation pearl necklace;matching bracelet;; imitation pearl earrings; white gloves; nude pantyhose; and white imitation leather high heel shoes.Includes stand. Limited Edition of 500. New, mint-in-the-box. Expand listing to view all 4 photographs.  2014 Precious Moments Inc. 12 inch Blonde Tree-Mendously Precious vinyl girl doll, No. 4793 has rooted pale blonde hair styled in medium flip curls with a small ponytail and top golden star headdress, painted green teardrop-shaped eyes and a smiling face. She is wearing an evergreen ankle-length green Christmas dress with satin bodice and sparkling tulle skirt trimmed with golden ribbon, golden lace, yellow stars, and red balls; white tights; and red shoes.. This festive doll is a Linda Rick of The Doll Maker design. New, Mint, with a gift box.  2014 Precious Moments Inc. 12 inch Brunette Dancing Into the Christmas Spirit vinyl girl doll, No. 4792 girl has rooted brunette hair styled in an elaborate back braid updo with red blower; painted brown teardrop-shaped eyes and a smiling face. She is wearing a full long close fitting red satin formal with bottom ruffle and green bows and trim; red rhinestone earrings; a pearl necklace with rhinestone and 2 red beads; and red shoes. This elegant doll is a Linda Rick of The Doll Maker design. New, Mint, with a gift box.  2014 Precious Moments Inc. 12 inch Blonde Dancing Into the Christmas Spirit vinyl girl doll, No. 4791 girl has rooted pale blonde hair styled in an elaborate back braid updo with red blower; painted green teardrop-shaped eyes and a smiling face. She is dressed in a full long close fitting red satin formal with bottom ruffle and green bows and trim; red rhinestone earrings; a pearl necklace with rhinestone and 2 red beads; and red shoes. This elegant doll is a Linda Rick of The Doll Maker design. New, Mint, with a gift box.

Tonner Perfectly Pink Tiny Kitty Fashion $159.00

  

Precious Moments Blonde Tree-Mendously P $45.00

  

Precious Moments Brun. Dancing Into the $48.00

  

Precious Moments Blonde Dancing Into the $48.00
Classical Toner ballet doll, No. T14RTDD01, has raven rooted saran hair styled in an elaborate updo with a sheer navy bow, blue painted eyes, cameo skin coloring, and painted lashes. She is 16 inches tall with multiple articulated joints, including bending wrists. and graceful hands. She has removable ballet feet and also comes with Tyler-type fashion doll extra high heel feet. She has the Tyler head sculpt. She is wearing a white and navy blue satin, and tulle ballerina dress with a crinoline underskirt; white stretch chiffon tights with attached panties; navy blue satin ballerina shoes; and white imitation pearl earrings. A stand is included. Limited edition of 400. New, mint-in-the-box. Expand listing to view all 8 photographs.  Effanbee 2014 10 inch hard plastic and vinyl Patsy's Little Fall Garden doll, No. E14PTDD06, has a sandy blonde non-removable wig styled in a bob with bangs; brown inset eyes with applied lashes, cameo skin-tone, and a bend knee child's body with bending elbows and wrists. Her body is the same size as the Ann Estelle dolls.She is wearing a blue floral cotton dress with ribbon and blue flower at the collar;a matching floral hat; matching floral bloomers; white cotton knit socks; and blue imitation leather shoes Limited edition of 500. Mint-in-the-box old stock. Expand listing to view all 4 photographs.  Precious Moments Inc. 2014, No. 4777 12 in. all Vinyl Coming to America - Scotland girl doll has rooted brunette) hair styled in a braided ponytail with bangs soft blue curls under and red and blue plaid tam, green painted teardrop-shaped eyes; and a smiling face. She is also wearing a red and blue plaid dress with white puff sleeves and a dark vest with buttons; white tights; and black shoes She is holding a dark suitcase that says coming to America and a brown jointed teddy bear. This immigrant girl is coming to a new life in America. This design is by Linda Rick of The Doll Maker. New and mint with tag and gift box though it may be a challenge to fit her in the box with her suitcase.  Precious Moments Inc. 2014, No. 4776 12 in. all Vinyl Coming to America - Ireland girl doll has rooted tosca (red-blonde) hair styled in a braided ponytail with bangsand a green ribbon, green painted teardrop-shaped eyes; and a smiling face. Her ensemble includes a green with pink floral print long cotton dress, a black jacket with green plaid sleeves, a black tam, a pink knit scarf, white panties, and white shoes. She is holding a round suitcase that says coming to America and a burgundy purse. This Irish girl is also a great doll for St. Patrick's Day. This immigrant girl is coming to a new life in America. This design is by Linda Rick of The Doll Maker. New and mint with tag and gift box though it may be a challenge to fit her in with her travel bags into the gift box.

Classical Tonner Ballet Doll 2014, Tyler $199.00

  

Effanbee Patsy's Little Fall Garden Doll $150.00

  

Precious Moments Coming to America - Sco $49.00

  

Precious Moments Coming to America - Ire $49.00
Precious Moments Inc. 2013 all vinyl 9 inch Goldilocks doll, No. 3510 is a Storybook-inspired character doll with rooted blonde hair in loose curls with a large blue floral print hair bow, blue teardrop-shaped eyes, and a smiling face. She is from the Story Book collection. She is wearing a long dress with a dark blue floral print skirt, long white sleeves trimmed with lace, and a blue vest; white socks; and white shoes. She comes with a pink cloth covered staff with a miniature vinyl bear. This is a Linda Rick design. New and mint with a gift box.  Precious Moments Inc. 2014 All Vinyl 9 inch Rozalina of Russia doll, No. 3528 is from the Children of the World collection, which is based on the Song Jesus Loves All the Little Children of the World. She has long blonde rooted hair in a ponytail with blue ribbon under a tall blue brocade hat with gold loop lace trim; blue teardrop shaped eyes; and a smiling face. The rest of her native costume includes a long a long gold brocade dress trimmed in gold lace, a blue brocade overdress trimmed with golden loops and a white fur collar; white panties, white socks; and black shoes. This is a Linda Rick of Doll Maker Design. New and mint with a gift box.  Precious Moments Inc. 2014 all vinyl 9 inch Candy Cane Wishes Brunette doll, No. 3531 is a Christmas holiday doll with long brunette rooted hair with bangs tied with a red with white polka dots ribbon with red and green bows, brown teardrop-shaped eyes, and a smiling face. She is wearing a a long sleeve white dress with white net overskirt with dress decorated with red and green bows and a candy cane motif; red and white striped tights; and green pointed toe plastic shoes. This is a Linda Rick design. New and mint with a gift box;  Precious Moments Inc. 2014 all vinyl 9 inch Candy Cane Dreams Blonde doll, No. 3530 is a Christmas holiday doll with long blonde rooted hair with bangs tied with a red with white polka dots ribbon with red and green bows, brown teardrop-shaped eyes, and a smiling face. She is wearing a a long sleeve white dress with white net overskirt with dress decorated with red and green bows and a candy cane motif; red and white striped tights; and green pointed toe plastic shoes. This is a Linda Rick design. New and mint with a gift box;

Precious Moments 9 In. Goldilocks Doll, $30.00

  

Precious Moments Rozalina of Russia Doll $30.00

  

Precious Moments 9 In. Candy Cane Wishes $30.00

  

Precious Moments 9 In. Candy Cane Dreams $30.00


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