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Effanbee 2014 10 In. Cotton Casuals Patsy doll outfit by Robert Tonner, No. E14PTOF01 fits Patsy, Ann Estelle, and similar dolls with a bending knee child's body. It contains a white cotton pique dress with a multi-color bow and white cotton underskirt with matching multi-color pastel trim;; matching teal blue-green imitation leather sandals. 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 4 photographs.  This very attractive marked Nippon vase has both handpainting and enameling on it. It stands 5 inches tall. It is done in a pre-Art Deco style where some of the elements of the design are stylized. This dates this vase from the 1915-1921 time period. It is in excellent condition. Add it to your Art Deco, Nippon or Noritake collection today.  This pair of Diagonal handle #1410 Coffee Mugs has the Butterfly Gold design around the top. This dates these 9 ounce (300 ml) mugs from the 1970s. The elements of the design are highly stylized: flower, butterflies, sheaf of wheat. This mug was made by Pyrex but it was made to coordinate with the Corelle Livingware pattern of dinnerware. Marked on the bottom FOR OVEN AND MICROWAVE. NO STOVETOP OR BROILER They are in excellent vintage condition. They are great for coffee, tea, hot chocolate or soup! Go green! Save resources and purchase a piece of America's past. Sturdy, dependable, dishwasher-friendly, it is ready for your kitchen table today.  This pair of two Butterfly Gold cups/saucers were made by Corning and sold under the Corelle brand to be go-alongs with their tremendously popular Pyrex patterns. This pattern is called Butterfly Gold and can be seen on page 162 of Mauzy's 3rd Edition (2004) Pyrex the Unauthorized Collector's Guide book. The cups and saucers are in good vintage shape and ready to give you years of service. So, if you already own the Butterfly Gold mixing bowl or refridgeraor set, this set of cereals bowls will fit right in. Add them to your Pyrex or Corelle by Corning collection today. Go green! Save resources and purchase a piece of America's past. Sturdy, dependable, dishwasher-friendly, they are ready for your kitchen table today.

Effanbee Cotton Casual Patsy Doll Outfit $79.00

  

Nippon small handled green mark scenic v

 

pair Pyrex Butterfly #1410 handled Gold $15.00

  

2 Corelle Corning Butterfly Gold cup sau $10.00
This type of solid milk glass decorated glass belonged to a line that Consolidated dubbed Con- Cora, deriving from the first few letters of the names Consolidated and Coraopolis, the town near Pittsburgh where Consolidated made glass. Milk glass became immensely popular after World War II. Almost every American glass company put out its version. Westmoreland, Imperial are the better known names associated with this glass. This line was Consolidated's entry into the crowded marketplace. Dating from the 1945-1962, most Consolidated Con-Cora items were decorated in one of the three most popular lines: Ivy, Violet, and Rose. This piece is decorated in dark greens and browns of the #1330 Green Leaf Ivy pattern. Each of the dots between the quilt diamonds is decorated in gold. The shape is #5100, the large covered Cracker Jar. The jar measures 8 inches tall x 8 inches in width , a substantial piece of glass. At Consolidated, we know there were nine women decorators who hand-painted the decorations on these pieces. This vase is signed with the initials WH for Wally Hindle. It is in excellent vintage shape. Add it to your Consolidated or milk glass collection today. Enjoy America's glass past by purchasing a pratical and beautiful piece of American glass.  This type of solid milk glass decorated glass belonged to a line that Consolidated dubbed Con- Cora, deriving from the first few letters of the names Consolidated and Coraopolis, the town near Pittsburgh where Consolidated made glass. Milk glass became immensely popular after World War II. Almost every American glass company put out its version. Westmoreland, Imperial are the better known names associated with this glass. This line was Consolidated's entry into the crowded marketplace. Dating from the 1945-1962, most Consolidated Con-Cora items were decorated in one of the three most popular lines: Ivy, Violet, and Rose. This piece is decorated in dark greens and purples of the #1326 Violet pattern. The shape is #6004. The vase measures 9 1/8 inches tall. What is remarkable about this example is that the original Consolidated rectangular paper label is still on the bottom of the vase. It lists both the shape and the decoration number. Amazing. At Consolidated, we know there were nine women decorators who hand-painted the decorations on these pieces. This vase is unsigned BUT has the "missing white violet" associated with Helen Mixter. The top rim and the middle ribs of the vase are done in gold. The vase is hand-painted on all sides. It is in excellent vintage shape. Add it to your Consolidated Con-Cora glass or milk glass collection today. Enjoy America's glass past by purchasing a pratical and beautiful piece of American glass.  This type of solid milk glass decorated glass belonged to a line that Consolidated dubbed Con- Cora, deriving from the first few letters of the names Consolidated and Coraopolis, the town near Pittsburgh where Consolidated made glass. Milk glass became immensely popular after World War II. Almost every American glass company put out its version. Westmoreland, Imperial are the better known names associated with this glass. This line was Consolidated's entry into the crowded marketplace. Dating from the 1945-1962, most Consolidated Con-Cora items were decorated in one of the three most popular lines: Green Leaf Ivy, Violet, and Pink Rose. This piece is decorated in dark greens, gray, and pink of the #1510G Pink Rose pattern. There are additional gold trefoil decorations on the vase. The shape is #4038 which stands 9.5 inches tall. At Consolidated, we know there were nine women decorators who hand-painted the decorations on these pieces. This vase is not signed with the initials of a particular decorator. It is in excellent vintage shape. Enjoy America's glass past by purchasing a pratical and beautiful piece of American glass.  This combined ashtray and snuffer was produced by the Diecasters Company of Ridgefield New Jersey. The designer was Eric Wedemeyer. This series of Pincherette ashtrays features many different animals: elephants, monkeys, cats, alligators, hippos, donkeys, and toucans. The inside features concentric circles characteristic of the Art Deco age. The stylization of the animals is also typical of Art Deco. It is in good vintage condition for its age. Great design to add to your Art Deco or Mid-century collection.

Consolidated Con-Cora #5100 Green Ivy ja

 

Consolidated Con-Cora #6004 Violets vase

 

Consolidated Con-Cora #4038 Pink Roses v

 

Diecasters Pincherette elephants ashtray

This type of solid milk glass decorated glass belonged to a line that Consolidated dubbed Con- Cora, deriving from the first few letters of the names Consolidated and Coraopolis, the town near Pittsburgh where Consolidated made glass. Milk glass became immensely popular after World War II. Almost every American glass company put out its version. Westmoreland, Imperial are the better known names associated with this glass. This line was Consolidated's entry into the crowded marketplace. Dating from the 1945-1962, most Consolidated Con-Cora items were decorated in one of the three most popular lines: Ivy, Violet, and Rose. This piece is decorated in dark greens of the #1330 Green Ivy pattern. The shape is #4096. The vase measures 12 inches tall and weighs 5 pounds, a substantial piece of glass. At Consolidated, we know there were nine women decorators who hand-painted the decorations on these pieces. This vase is signed with the initials FF for Faye Forsythe. The top rim of the vase is done in gold. This decoration is the #1330G decoration. It is in excellent shape. Enjoy America's glass past by purchasing a pratical and beautiful piece of American glass.  This type of solid milk glass decorated glass belonged to a line that Consolidated dubbed Con- Cora, deriving from the first few letters of the names Consolidated and Coraopolis, the town near Pittsburgh where Consolidated made glass. Milk glass became immensely popular after World War II. Almost every American glass company put out its version. Westmoreland, Imperial are the better known names associated with this glass. This line was Consolidated's entry into the crowded marketplace. Dating from the 1945-1962, most Consolidated Con-Cora items were decorated in one of the three most popular lines: Ivy, Violet, and Rose. This piece is decorated in dark greens of the #1330 Green Ivy pattern. The shape is #3144. The vase measures 8 1/2 inches tall. At Consolidated, we know there were nine women decorators who hand-painted the decorations on these pieces. This vase is signed with the initials MD, which could be either Mary DeMeo or Matilda Davidson. Research continues. Enjoy America's glass past by purchasing a pratical and beautiful piece of American glass. The piece is in excellent condition.  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 1650 and titled "Greek Head", an ashtray which could also be hung on the wall as a plaque as it had a built-in wire on the back. Its original 1964 price was $5.00. It features a very stylized Head with a stylized beard done orange. The 1964 ad states the this piece was available in white or turquoise with colored accents. The glaze I believe is an early white one as it is quite speckled with two shades of white. The eyes of the head have been painted green. and an orange stain used on the beard. This is a confirmed David Gil design. It was confirmed by Gloria Gil in May 2012. The back of the plate/plaque has a wire hanger which was embedded in the pottery. It is signed 1651 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.  Here is a whimsical modern stoneware piece from David Gil at Bennington Potters in Vermont. It is from the 1955-1960 period. 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 but this is an earlier more studio inspired piece. Marked #1541 this is a stylized pig in a highly abstract style. David Gil designed a series of animal banks, including a hippo, an owl and a lion. This was called Penurious Pig! Like Glidden Parker in the early 1940s, Gil used various animal motifs often on his ware, though most are two dimensional representations. This fun and funky pig stands 4 1/2 inches tall to the top of its back x 8 inches long. The main portion of the bank is unglazed with some impressed asterisks covering the pig's body. The asterisks are in brown, one of four colors possible. It has the original red plastic cork to seal the opening on the bottom. It is signed Bennington Potters Bennington VT which places it in the 1962-1968 time period. This pig back was shown in a 1967-68 catalogue along with the other nine shapes. This bank is in excellent condition with no damage. I have priced this Penurious Pig bank very fairly. It would make a stunning sculptural piece on a McCobb or Eames era credenza or coffee table. David Gil was featured in the publication Vermont Life in its Winter 1961 issue. In an eight page spread with one full color image and 13 black and white images, there is a full history of the founding of the pottery along with great visual references of the ware being made at that time. One can see the iconic designs of Yusuke Aida, especially the double trigger mug and coffeepot along with other fascinating items. A great reference!

Consolidated Con-Cora #4096 Green Ivy va

 

Consolidated Con-Cora fluted 3144 Ivy va

 

Bennington Potters #1650 fluted plaque $80.00

  

Bennington Potters David Gil #1541 Pig b

2014 Stripes Suit Me Tiny Kitty Doll , Item No. T14KTDD03, 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 classic blonde rooted saran hair that is turned outward in a medium flip with red hairband, painted blue eyes with painted lashes and makeup, red lips, and bisque skin coloring. She is wearing a red and purple stripe cotton stretch knit dress with a white cotton collar; a matching red and purple stripe cotton stretch knit jacket with gold studs and white cotton cuffs; white stretch knit gloves; nude pantyhose; purple imitation leather high heel shoes;; and gold bead earrings. Limited Edition of 500. New, mint-in-the-box. Expand listing to view all 5 photographs.  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 is an unusual shape for Ballard. It carries the shape number 24. The glaze is a green glaze which shows some of the chocolate brown underglaze at the rim. It is from his later period as there is almost no chocolate brown showing on the bottom rim of the vase. It is in excellent shape. Add it to your Ballard or American Art Pottery collection today.  2014 Tiny Kitty''s Lunch Date , Item No. T14KTDD02, is designed by Robert Tonner. Tiny Kitty Collier is a 10 inch hard plastic doll with rotational shoulders, bending wrists and elbows, bent knees, swivel waist and rotational hip joints. She has mink rooted saran hair that is put up, painted green eyes with painted lashes and makeup, red lips, and bisque skin coloring.Her ensemble includes a gold glitter stretch knit dress; a matching gold glitter stretch knit jacket with cotton velvet collar and cuffs and rhinestone buttons; gold gloves; nude pantyhose; gold imitation leather high heel shoes; rhinestone earrings; and a rhinestone bracelet. A display stand is included. Limited Edition of 500. New, mint-in-the-box. Expand listing to view all 5 photographs.  2014 Captivating Tiny Kitty Collier doll , Item No. T14KTDD01, designed by Robert Tonner, is a 10 inch hard plastic fashion doll with rotational shoulders, bending wrists and elbows, bending knees, swivel waist and rotational hip joints. She has raven rooted saran hair that is in an updo, painted blue-grey eyes with applied lashes, red lips, and bisque skin coloring. Her costume includes a pink glitter stretch knit one shoulder long formal dress; a white cotton velvet coat with an imitation flower decoration and pink glitter lining; pink glitter stretch knit gloves; nude pantyhose with attached panties; pink matching imitation leather high heel shoes; and rhinestone earring; and a rhinestone. bracelet. A custom display stand is included. Limited Edition of 500. Mint-in-the-box condition old stock. Expand listing to view all 5 photographs.

Tonner Stripes Suit Me Tiny Kitty Fashio $132.00

  

Ballard midcentury green #24 oblong vase $35.00

  

Tonner Tiny Kitty's Lunch Date Fashion D $132.00

  

Tonner Captivating Tiny Kitty Collier Do $156.00
Spring Time Toner ballet doll, No. T14RTDD02, has medium golden brown rooted saran hair with a pink imitation flower decoration, brown painted eyes, cameo skin coloring, and painted lashes with shadow. 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 lovely Daphne head sculpt. She is wearing a pink satin and chiffon longer ballerina dress with sequins and imitation flower decoration, light pink stretch chiffon tights with attached panties, rhinestone earrings, and matching deep coral pink satin ballerina shoes. The darker pink of the skirt and shoes have a beautiful touch of coral in the shade of pink. The factory photos do not quite pick up the coral in the pink. A stand is included. Limited edition old stock of 400. Mint-in-the-bo old stock.. Expand listing to view all 6 photographs.  2007-2014 KatJan, Inc. Lennon Sisters 16 inch Best Pals Kathy Original rag doll is 16 inches tall. She has brown yarn hair in braids tied with red ribbon, blue embroidered yarn eyes, and other embroidered features. She is wearing a green velveteen dress with red velveteen trim, pale beige stockings, and black cloth Mary Jane shoes. She is carrying a white organza bag trimmed with white eyelet, buttons, and yellow ribbon that contains a white flannel nightgown. She also wears a Best Pals beaded bracelet just like in the 1950s. This rag doll is a replica Kathy Lennon's favorite rag doll as a gor;. Her clothes are removable. These recent items have met all government safety standard for toys. She is perfect for either a child or a collector. New, mint. She has her tag. These come in only cellophane bags.  The doll offered is the 1989 No. 1126 Opening Night 10 In. Madame Alexander Cissette doll. She has a brunette wig pulled back in a bun and tied with a shiny gold ribbon, moving blue eyes and blue eye shadow. She is wearing an elegant long gold brocade formal gown with a shiny gold overskirt lined with gold lame, gold cloth high heels, and hose. She has been pre-owned by a serious doll collector. She is in excellent condition with her tag and box. The box shows signs of wear. Expand listing to view all photographs.  Wee Willie Winkie Brown Traveling Suit costume for Danbury Mint 15 inch vinyl dress-up Shirley Temple dolls, contains a sleeveless brown A-line dress with a red and white striped bodice and red piping trimmed hemline; a brown jacket with red piping and gold buttons trim; a brown beret-style cloth hat with red ribbon, red piping, and a gold button trim; light beige tights; vanilla and black boots with gold buttons; a stand, certificate. This well-made doll outfit was inspired by the costume Shirley wore in this movie in 1937, and is in mint condition in original box, copyrighted in 1996 by 20th Century Fox Corp., and approved by Shirley Temple Black. Wee Willie Winkie when she played Darryl E. Zanuck's adaptation of Rudyard Kipling's tale of British military life in colonial India when she played Priscilla William, was one of Shirley's personal favorites. Outfit has excellent quality. The dresses, hats, shoes, blouses, jackets, and socks fit the Ideal 1972-73 16 inch Shirley Temple dolls, but the pants in this in this series are too snug on them. There are many other outfits in this collection. This is one of the later outfits. Pre-owned by private collector but outfit appears to be unused and in crisp, new mint condition. Box shows wear with torn bottom left corner and spot where price tag was on front. Expand listing to view all 3 photographs.

Spring Time Tonner Ballet Doll 2014 $199.00

  

Lennon Sisters Christmas Kathy Rag Doll $38.00

  

Madame Alexander 1989 Opening Night Ciss $90.00

  

Shirley Temple Wee Willie Winkie Brown T $35.00
2013 Tonner 16 inch Gone with the Wind Peachtree Street Stroll Scarlett Doll, No. T13GWDD03 is an authorized likeness of Vivien Leigh. The doll has the Tyler Wentworth body and is made of high quality vinyl and hard plastic with bending wrists and multiple joints. She has mink rooted saran hair with top curls and painted green eyes. Her ensemble includes a pink and black striped cotton dress with a black and gold brooch, pink satin skirt, pink crinkle chiffon under sleeves and collar, and black velvet attached belt;a white cotton petticoat;; black and gold earrings; a black straw hat with a pink satin sash; black stretch knit gloves; nude pantyhose with attached panties; and pink satin high heel shoes Limited edition of 300. New, mint-in-the-box with stand. Expand listing to view all 5 photographs.  'Henry VIII and His WivesI Paper Dolls' by Tom Tierney, published by Dover Publishing and copyrighted in 199 has 32 pages including the color dolls, costumes, and their backing. The paper dolls include 3 dolls of Henry VIII in his youth, middle years, and older age; and a paper doll of each of his 6 wives. There's a total of 16 lavish costumes for Henry VIII and his wives. Notes throughout describe the kind, his period of history, the wives, and the costumes. The costumes come from illustrations, painting, and descriptions. This booklet provides a wealth of information of the costumes of England and Europe in the 1500s. The dolls and costumes are detailed with small parts and need to be cut out from heavier backings. New, mint condition.  'Queen Elizabeth I Paper Doll' by Tom Tierney, published by Dover Publishing and copyrighted in 2002 has 8 color pages. The paper dolls of Queen Elizabeth, her two favorite courtiers, and her costumes need to be cut out. There are 3 dolls, and each doll is wearing a court costume Queen Elizabeth has 7 detailed and elaborate color costumes complete with the history of each one.. Queen Elizabeth I was the strong-willed monarch who led England during the 16th century. Notes on the cover tell about the historical period and its costumes, which are described in detailed and based on historical paintings and descriptions. New, mint condition.  'Medieval Costume Paper Dolls' by Tom Tierney, published by Dover Publishing and copyrighted in 1996 has 8 color pages. These paper dolls and costumes need to be cut out. There are 2 dolls, and each doll is wearing a undergarments and have 8 additional costumes each for a total of 16 outfits. The costumes include tunics, chain-mail armor, and fur-trimmed capes for men, as well as gowns, embroidered tunics, and under robes for women. The dolls and costumes are well-researched, and this book represents outfits of the Crusader Era, roughly from A.D. 1200 to A.D. 1350.. Notes on the cover tell about the historical period and its costumes.New, mint condition.

Tonner Peachtree Street Stroll Scarlett $265.00

  

Henry VIII and His Wives Paper Dolls, Ti $10.00

  

Queen Elizabeth I Paper Doll, Tierney, D $10.00

  

Medieval Costume Paper Dolls, Tierney, D $5.00
Precious Moments Inc. 2013 all vinyl 9 inch Lil Bo Peep doll, No. 3511 is a Storybook-inspired character doll with rooted curly blonde hair with two pink hair bows, blue teardrop-shaped eyes, and a smiling face. She is from the Story Book collection. She is wearing a long pink and white checked dress with long sleeves and white eyelet trim; an attached white apron with a white eyelet trim; white socks; and pink shoes. She comes with a pink cloth covered staff with a pink bow and pink button. This is a Linda Rick design. New and mint with a gift box.  Precious Moments Inc. 2013 all vinyl 9 inch Red Riding Hood doll, No. 3512 is a Storybook-inspired character doll with reddish brown curly rooted hair, brown teardrop-shaped eyes, and a smiling face. She is from the Story Book collection. She is wearing a long red and white checked dress with floral ribbon at the waist; long sleeves, and white lace trim, a red hooded cape; white panties; and red shoes. She comes with a basket with red and white checked cloth. This is a Linda Rick design. New and mint with a gift box.  Precious Moments Inc. 2013 all vinyl 9 inch Littlest Prince doll, No. 3507 is a Storybook-inspired character doll with blonde rooted hair topped by a little gold crown, blue teardrop-shaped eyes, and a smiling face. He is from the Fairytales Can Come True collection. He is dressed in a dark blue suit with a blue bow tie, white shirt collar; and whited fur-like edged dark blue cape, and black shoes. This is a Linda Rick design. New and mint with a gift box.  2013 16 In. Tonner Ruffle Rose Basic Antoinette Fashion Doll, No. T13FMBD01 has long opper brown rooted saran hair; painted green eyes with painted lashes with makeup; natural soft pink lipstick, multiple joints for posing; and Tyler skin tone. She has the same high quality hard plastic and vinyl body type as Cami, Jon, Precarious, and the Theatre de la Mode collection with the higher arched high heel feet, and she can share clothing with them. Her ankles, wrists, and knees are jointed. She comes dressed in only a light pink ruffle mini dress; nude panties; and matching pink elastic high heel platform shoes New and mint in box. Limited edition of 500. This doll does not come with a stand. Expand listing to view all 6 photographs.

Precious Moments 9 In. Lil Bo Peep Doll, $30.00

  

Precious Moments 9 In. Red Riding Hood D $30.00

  

Precious Moments 9 In. Littlest Prince D $30.00

  

Ruffle Rose Basic Antoinette Doll, Tonne $149.00
2013 Wine and Roses Tiny Kitty Collier doll outfit, No. T13KTOF03, designed by Robert Tonner fits bending wrist versions of this 10 inch fashion doll. This doll fashion includes a burgundy taffeta dress with a burgundy flower decoration on the bodice; a burgundy bolero; a white cotton petticoat with cotton lace trim; a black hat with burgundy flowers and black net bow decoration; and imitation pearl necklace and earrings; and matching burgundy elastic strap shoes. Note: The shoes and flowers are more burgundy than the Tonner factory photos on the doll model show. The shiny taffeta material behind the cellophane presents a challenge for our photography of the outfit in its package. Limited edition of 300. Price is for the outfit only and does not include the catalog doll modeling it. New, mint-in-the-package. Expand listing to view all 6 photographs.  2013 I Danced All Night Tiny Kitty Collier doll outfit, No. T13KTOF02, designed by Robert Tonner fits bending wrist versions of this 10 inch fashion doll. This doll fashion includes a long green shantung dress with a green glitter tulle underskirt and blue lining; blue gloves; a rhinestone necklace and bracelet; and green elastic strap shoes. Limited edition of 300. Price is for the outfit only and does not include the catalog doll modeling it. New, mint-in-the-package. Expand listing to view all 4 photographs.  2013 Perfect Summer Dayl Tiny Kitty Collier doll outfit, No. T13KTOF01, designed by Robert Tonner fits bending wrist versions of this 10 inch fashion doll. This doll fashion consists of a blue and white silk striped dress with white cotton lace trim and blue satin belt with white imitation flower; white gloves; a white cotton petticoat with cotton lace trim; a white cotton lace hat; and white elastic strap high heel shoes. Limited edition of 300. Price is for the outfit only and does not include the catalog doll modeling it. New, mint-in-the-package. Expand listing to view all 7 photographs.  2013 16 In. Tonner Glamorous No 75 Theater de la Mode Gina sculpt with Antoinette Fashion Doll, No. T13RTDD05 has rooted dark brown hair styled in an elaborate up-do; painted green eyes with painted lashes and makeup, multiple joints for posing; and Tyler skin tone. She shares the a same high quality hard plastic and the vinyl body type as Antoinette, Cami, Jon, and the Precarious collection with the higher arched feet, and she can share clothing with them. Her ankles, wrists, and knees are jointed. She is wearing a black chiffon dress with rhinestone decoration on the bodice; a black velvet hat with rhinestone decoration and veil; rhinestone earrings; nude pantyhose; and black imitation leather high heel shoes. New and mint in box, with a stand. Limited edition of 300. Expand listing to view all 5 photographs of this stunning doll.

Tonner Wine and Roses Tiny Kitty Collier $84.00

  

Tonner I Danced All Night Tiny Kitty Col $82.00

  

Tonner Perfect Summer Day Tiny Kitty Col $75.00

  

Glamorous No 75 Theater de la Mode Doll, $229.00
Tonner 2013 Warm-Up Basic Shauna 16 In. Basic fashion doll, No. T13TWBD03 of the Wentworth Collection has multiple joints including bending wrists, flame and chestnut blended rooted saran hair, painted brown eyes with makeup, soft pink lip coloring, and cameo coloring. She is wearing a pale pink lycra bodysuit with a coordinating chiffon belt; nude pantyhose; and matching pink imitation leather shoes. Limited edition of 500. This is a lovely doll. New, mint-in-the-box. Note: This doll does not come with a stand. Expand listing to view all 4 photographs.  Tonner 2013 Re-imagination Fairytale Basic Doll, No. T13RTBD02, is a is a 16 inch high quality vinyl and hard plastic doll that has Kay sculpt and an Tyler articulated body with bending wrists and a changeable feet. She comes with high heel feet. She has a long brown removable saran wig,, painted blue eyes, and painted lashes and other facial features. She is wearing a white cotton dress with a brocade corset bodice with pink ribbon laces; nude pantyhose with attached panties; and matching pink imitation suede high heel shoes. Limited edition of 500. New, mint-in-the-box. Expand listing to view all 4 photographs.  Effanbee 2013 10 inch hard plastic and vinyl Perfect Impressions Patsy doll, No. E13PTDD04, has a non-removable golden brown wig with curls, a side part, and flower hair bow; blue inset eyes with applied lashes, bisque skin-tone, and a bend knee child's body that is the same size as the Ann Estelle dolls. Her ensemble includes a cream embroidered net dress with an imitation flower decoration and a ribbon bow on the back of the dress; cream floral lace tights and matching white imitation leather Mary Jane shoes. Limited edition of 500. New and mint-in-the-box. Expand listing to view all 5 photographs.  Effanbee 2013 10 In. Furry Flurries Patsy doll outfit by Robert Tonner, No. E13PTOF07 fits Patsy and Ann Estelle and friends dolls with a bending knee child's body. It contains a white imitation fur coat with multi-color gold trim and gold buttons; a white imitation fur hat with multi-color gold trim; and white imitation leather boots with gold bead decoration. 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 old stock with shipper. Expand listing to view all 5 photographs.

Warm-Up Basic Shauna 16 In. Fashion Doll $125.00

  

Tonner Re-Imagination 16 In. Fairytale B $159.00

  

Effanbee Perfect Impressions Patsy Doll, $156.00

  

Effanbee Furry Flurries Patsy Doll Outfi $96.00
2013 16 In. Tonner Elegance No 93 Theater de la Mode Gina sculpt with Antoinette Fashion Doll, No. T13RTDD04 has rooted saran chestnut hair styled in an elaborate up-do with a deep red flower decoration ; painted green eyes with painted lashes and makeup, multiple joints for posing; and Tyler skin tone. She shares the a same high quality hard plastic and the vinyl body type as Antoinette, Cami, Jon, and the Precarious collection with the higher arched feet, and she can share clothing with them. Her ankles, wrists, and knees are jointed. She is wearing a dusty rose satin dress with deep pink flowers; white lycra gloves; a rhinestone necklace, earrings, and bracelet; matching pink satin shoes; a petticoat; and nude pantyhose with attached panties. New and mint in box, with a stand. Limited edition of 300. Expand listing to view all 5 photographs of this stunning doll.  2013 16 In. Tonner Spring Frost Cami Fashion Doll, No. T13CJDD03 has a removeable saran wig styled in a platinum bob with bangs, brown painted eyes with painted lashes and features, an attractive soft pink lip coloring, multiple joints for posing, Tyler skin tone, and Cami sculpt. She shares the same high quality hard plastic and vinyl body type as Antoinette, Jon, and Precarious with the higher arched feet. Her ankles, wrists, and knees are jointed. She is wearing a green/silver brocade dress with fringe trim; a green lurex twill coat with fringe sleeve cuffs and a rhinestone decoration; nude pantyhose; a multi-color intricate beaded, rhinestone and flower hand made necklace; rhinestone earrings; and matching green imitation leather shoes. This lovely doll is new and mint-in-box old stock with a stand. Limited edition of 300. Expand listing to view all 5 photographs.  This is a striking Bitossi Italy planter using the very popular yellow, brown, and black colors from Bitossi. The planter stands 5 3/4 inches tall x 6 1/2 inches wide. The pattern on this Aldo Londi creation is called Wax decor. The form is a traditional Italian form but the decoration is pure Mid-century. Excellent vintage condition. The bottom carries a standard Bitossi impressed Italy mark. Add it to your Italian Midcentury pottery collection today.  2013 Robert Tonner Chelsea Chill outfit, No. T13CJOF05 fits 16 inch Cami, Jon, Antoinette, and Precarious bodied dolls. This fashion includes a black stretch knit bodysuit; black and white stretch knit skirta fuchsia coat with black buttons; and black imitation leather high heel shoes. The footwear in the Cami and Jon outfits have higher arches than the Tyler Wentworth-type bodied dolls can wear. The price is for the outfit only and not the catalog doll modeling the outfit. New and mint-in-the-box. This outfit is from limited edition of 300. Expand the listing to view all 5 photographs.

Elegance No 93 Theater de la Mode Doll, $229.00

  

Spring Frost 16 In. Cami Fashion Doll, T $229.00

  

Bitossi Wax decor Aldo Londi planter $75.00

  

Tonner Chelsea Chill Outfit Only for Cam $99.00
This Trio of EAPS pattern glass spooners include 1) a 4 inch tall Fostoria's Louise pattern; 2) a 5 1/4 inch tall Maple Leaf Band spooner, and a 3) 4 1/2 inch tall Canadian spooner whose pattern name I have forgotten. All are in excellent condition. All were rescued from my local Goodwill store. I bought them all reasonably so I can pass them along to a dealer or collector very reasonably. Add them to your EAPG collection today.  Born in 1968, Janet Zug started blowing glass in 1990 and established Zug Glass in 1992. She worked as a studio assistant in Penland, NC and Corning NY. In 2004 she her own hotshop in her own home in Tunbridge Vermont. This is an iconic design by Janet. It is from her Jester Vase series. The vases in this series come in 4 sizes: extra large "Clown" - 5 inches wide x 14 inches tall; large "Joker" - 4 1/2 inches wide x 12 inches tall; medium "Fool" - 4 inches wide x 9 inches tall; and small "Comic" - 2 inches wide x 6 inches tall. This vase is the medium "Fool" vase done in a green glass. It is in excellent condition. It is currently offered on her web site for $86. Since I rescued it from my local Goodwill store, I am able to pass it on to a collector of Vermont Studio Art Glass at 1/2 the price. Add it to your American Studio Art Glass collection today. It is in excellent condition and signed "Zug" on the bottom of the vase.  This gorgeous carnival glass mug was made by the Dugan / Diamond Glass company circa 1910-1925. It is known as Storks and Rushes with Lattice Band. It stands 4 inches tall and is in excellent condition. I bought it very reasonably and will pass it on to a mug collector, carnival glass collector or Dugan / Diamond collector.  This very interesting piece of glass stands 8 3/4 inches tall. It is made of a heavy amber glass with a crackle finish not only on the sides of the vase but also on the base of the vase. I believe it is from the Bohemian factory of Kralik, made when this area was known as Czechoslovakia.It is in excellent condition. This is part of the art glass line Kralik called Craquelle. Add it to your European, Bohemian or Czech Art Glass collection today.

EAPG Trio of pattern glass crystal spoon

 

Janet Zug medium Fool Jester vase in gre

 

Dugan Diamond Stork Rushes carnival glas

 

Kralik Craquelle amber art glass vase $75.00
Helen Kish 2013 'Gotta Dance' Tatum Girl Baby Doll, is an 8 inch hard vinyl standing toddler doll. This toddler girl doll has a short pale blonde mohair wig with bangs and painted side-glancing blue eyes. She is ready to dance in a whimsical penguin pinafore with a penguin style cap and shoe covers (not shown in photo). Underneath her colorfully decorated grey wool felt pinafore, Tatum is dressed in a simple frock with a black knit bodice and sleeves, and gathered skirt in a black and white print. Her tights are a bright yellow burnout knit and her shoes simple black Mary Janes. Limited edition of 200. New, mint-in-box old stock. Expand listing to view all 5 photographs.  This Consolidated cased turquoise blue glossy finish Overlapping Shell pepper shaker was made between 1894 - 1898. This pattern is among those started while Consolidated was still in Fostoria, Ohio prior to their move to Pennsylvania. Excellent overall condition. It stands 3 inches tall and is considered by Lechner as very scarce overall. It is even more scarce in the cased colors. In my opinion, the turquoise or dark blue is the second easiest of all the cased colors in early Consolidated. 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)  This 3 1/2 inch tall milk glass mug bears represents the US Navy USS Will Rogers SSBN-659 Submarine. The graphic is of the state of Oklahoma surrounded by a lasso and Will Rogers on a horse. There is also a blue submarine and a missile depicted. The mug is signed on the bottom GALAXY, Made in U.S.A and the number 27. It is a great example of the use of American glass to depict historical events. Add it to your Navy memorabilia or milk glass mug collection today.  Produced by the Jeannette Glass Company from 1931-1935, the Floral pattern was made in crystal, green, pink and Delphite blue. It is in excellent condition. Add it to your collection today. Go green! Save resources and purchase a piece of the past. It is ready for your home today.

Gotta Dance Tatum Toddler Girl Doll, 201 $185.00

  

Consolidated blue Overlapping Shell salt $80.00

  

Navy USS Will Rogers SSBN-659 Submarine

 

Pink Floral pattern 9 inch dinner plate

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 10 inch long low planter was a typical shape of the 1950s, used to start bulbs or as a base for flower arranging or ikebana arrangements. It is in his earlier light green glaze. This piece carries the shape number 27 I think but the impression is a little bit unclear. It is in excellent condition and is from Ballard's middle production period as there is a band of chocolate brown underglaze visible at the bottom rim where it meets the bottom of the sides of the bowl. Add it to your Ballard or American Midcentury studio art pottery collection today.  Made in the style that Fantoni often used, this charming little 4 1/4 inch diameter hanging plate is marked "Made in Italy". It features a design of a still life of a purple and orange wine bottle and a yellow piece of fruit or perhaps a round loaf of bread. Much ware in this style was made in the San Marino area of Italy in the 1950s-1970s for the tourist trade. It is in excellent condition. Put it up on the wall of your Midcentury bar  Precious Moments Company 2013 9 inch vinyl boy and girl and wooden rocking horses set of Rockin' Christmas Wishes Raggedy Ann and Rockin' Christmas Wishes Raggedy Andy dolls, Nos. 3508 and 3509. These dolls are licensed from Simon and Schuster, Inc., United Media and designed by Linda Rick. They have red yarn hair, painted green teardrop-shaped eyes, painted red triangular noses, and smiling faces. Raggedy Ann's hair is straight with a topnot. She is wearing a white a pinafore with red stitching and a red Christmas print on green long sleeve dress, white panties, red and white striped stockings, and black shoes. Raggedy Andy has straight red hair topped by a green and white sailor hat with red stitching trim, a red Christmas print on green jumpsuit and red stitched trim collar,, red and white stockings, and black shoes. Each doll has a blue wooden rocking horse with red mane, tail, and rocker, teardrop-shaped black eyes, and smiling mouths. These dolls are new and mint with their Raggedy Ann and Andy and Precious Moments packing boxes. These would appeal to Raggedy Ann and Andy collectors as well as Precious Moments collectors. Expand listing to view all 3 photographs.  This 3 3/4 inch tall ruby-stained mug was made by the Duncan & Miller Glass Company of Washington, PA around 1904. It is commonly found with ruby-staining as it was a great design for this. I love the script the engraver used on this piece. Look closely at the capital G of the work grandmother. That in itself is a work of art. This piece is in excellent condition. It must have had a place of honor in a home as it is in incredible condition. It would make a great Mother's Day gift. Stocking stuffer too. Add it to your EAPG, ruby-stained glass, or Duncan & Miller Glass collection today.

Ballard #27 light green 10 inch low plan $18.00

  

Midcentury Italian small hanging retro p $20.00

  

Precious Moments Rockin' Christmas Wishe $84.00

  

Duncan Blocked Thumbprint Band Grandmoth

The Libbey Glass Accent Line (1970-1979) debuted in the 1970 Pacesetter catalog. It was most likely designed by Freda Diamond, who was Libbey’s main designer from 1942-1979. Over the ten years of its production, it was made in the following colors: Crystal (1971-1979), Dusky Blue (1972-1973), Gold (1970-1971), Olive (1971-1975), and Tawny 1970-1979. Here is the original promotion language: "A modern classic ... from Libbey, the longtime pace setter in stemware. Here’s stemware for today ... stemware with style that’s just right for the informal dining and entertaining of America’s lifestyle in the 70s. From the 1971 Pacesetter catalog comes the following language: "Handsome upswept profile combined with warm Tawny tones make the new Accent line an award winner in the recent National Housewares Manufacturers Design Competition." From the 1972 Pacesetter catalog: "Libbey’s glassware answer for any style of life. Bold, formal, casual, Old World look or New. Blends well with practically everything from fine china to earthenware." The original line debuted with the following pieces in the Stemware Line: 1) 6 1/2 oz Wine/Juice, 2) 8 ox Sherbet/Champagne, 3) 9 1/2 oz Rocks, and4) 11 3/4 oz Goblet. In the Tumbler line were: 1) 16 oz. Cooler, 2) 12 oz. Beverage, and 3) 9 oz. Rocks . Here we offer a set of 4 Tawny Accent 16 oz Cooler glasses. Each stands 5 1/2 inches tall. The Tawny color is in the amber family with a smoky feel to it. Very 1970s. Excellent condition. Add them to your Mad Men bar or rec room. They are a great size and feel great in the hand. Real glass made in the U.S.A. Stackable too! Go green! Save resources and purchase a piece of America's past. Sturdy, dependable, dishwasher-friendly, it is ready for your kitchen table today.  The Libbey Glass Accent Line (1970-1979) debuted in the 1970 Pacesetter catalog. It was most likely designed by Freda Diamond, who was Libbey’s main designer from 1942-1979. Over the ten years of its production, it was made in the following colors: Crystal (1971-1979), Dusky Blue (1972-1973), Gold (1970-1971), Olive (1971-1975), and Tawny 1970-1979. Here is the original promotion language: "A modern classic ... from Libbey, the longtime pace setter in stemware. Here’s stemware for today ... stemware with style that’s just right for the informal dining and entertaining of America’s lifestyle in the 70s. From the 1971 Pacesetter catalog comes the following language: "Handsome upswept profile combined with warm Tawny tones make the new Accent line an award winner in the recent National Housewares Manufacturers Design Competition." From the 1972 Pacesetter catalog: "Libbey’s glassware answer for any style of life. Bold, formal, casual, Old World look or New. Blends well with practically everything from fine china to earthenware." The original line debuted with the following pieces in the Stemware Line: 1) 6 1/2 oz Wine/Juice, 2) 8 ox Sherbet/Champagne, 3) 9 1/2 oz Rocks, and4) 11 3/4 oz Goblet. In the Tumbler line were: 1) 16 oz. Cooler, 2) 12 oz. Beverage, and 3) 9 oz. Rocks . Here we offer a set of 4 Tawny Accent 12 oz Beverage glasses. Each stands 4 3/4 inches tall. The Tawny color is in the amber family with a smoky feel to it. Very 1970s. Excellent condition. Add them to your Mad Men bar or rec room. They are a great size and feel great in the hand. Real glass made in the U.S.A. Stackable too! Go green! Save resources and purchase a piece of America's past. Sturdy, dependable, dishwasher-friendly, it is ready for your kitchen table today.  The Libbey Glass Accent Line (1970-1979) debuted in the 1970 Pacesetter catalog. It was most likely designed by Freda Diamond, who was Libbey’s main designer from 1942-1979. Over the ten years of its production, it was made in the following colors: Crystal (1971-1979), Dusky Blue (1972-1973), Gold (1970-1971), Olive (1971-1975), and Tawny 1970-1979. Here is the original promotion language: "A modern classic ... from Libbey, the longtime pace setter in stemware. Here’s stemware for today ... stemware with style that’s just right for the informal dining and entertaining of America’s lifestyle in the 70s. From the 1971 Pacesetter catalog comes the following language: "Handsome upswept profile combined with warm Tawny tones make the new Accent line an award winner in the recent National Housewares Manufacturers Design Competition." From the 1972 Pacesetter catalog: "Libbey’s glassware answer for any style of life. Bold, formal, casual, Old World look or New. Blends well with practically everything from fine china to earthenware." The original line debuted with the following pieces in the Stemware Line: 1) 6 1/2 oz Wine/Juice, 2) 8 ox Sherbet/Champagne, 3) 9 1/2 oz Rocks, and4) 11 3/4 oz Goblet. In the Tumbler line were: 1) 16 oz. Cooler, 2) 12 oz. Beverage, and 3) 9 oz. Rocks . Here we offer a set of 4 Tawny Accent 9 oz Rocks glasses. Each stands 3 1/4 inches tall. The Tawny color is in the amber family with a smoky feel to it. Very 1970s. Excellent condition. Add them to your Mad Men bar or rec room. They are a great size and feel great in the hand. Real glass made in the U.S.A. Stackable too! Go green! Save resources and purchase a piece of America's past. Sturdy, dependable, dishwasher-friendly, it is ready for your kitchen table today.  Measuring 7 1/2 inches long x 4 1/2 inches wide, this stunning and gorgeous Noritake low dish is from the 1925-1931 period and pure Art Deco. The Noritake company produced wares for export for the American market based on popular designs of the era. The two blossoms are stylized and painted with bold black outlines and flat areas of color for their petals. They are NOT realistic. I like the fact that both blossoms have different color centers. What is also very avant garde for the time period is how the flowers are placed in the design. They are not completely shown as well as being asymmetrically placed. On one edge there is a red and white triangle design as well. Very Art Deco. It is signed with the blue cherry blossom mark on the bottom. It is in excellent vintage condition. Add this Japanese Noritake Art Deco masterpiece to your Art Deco collection today.

Libbey glass set 4 Tawny Accent 16 oz. C $16.00

  

Libbey glass set 4 Tawny Accent 12 ounce $16.00

  

Libbey glass set 4 Tawny Accent 9 oz. Ro $16.00

  

Noritake Art Deco Abstract floral dish $15.00
This Woody Jackson Cow coffee mug is signed on the bottom with his script signature and the date 1987. It was made in Japan for Woody Jackson, an iconic Vermont artist who is best known for his Cow paintings and designs. A graduate of Middlebury College, Woody Jackson is still producing art and designs today. This mug stands 3 5/8 inches tall. It features 8 cows in a field behind a red barn with blue hills in the background. It is in excellent vintage condition. Go green! Save resources and purchase a piece of America's past. Sturdy, dependable, dishwasher-friendly, it is ready for your kitchen table 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 post 1964 period when Gil only used the words Bennington Vermont on the back. Bennington Potters is 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. In their 1964 catalogue, Gil described their creations as "Art Objects in the Practical Realm" - Museum Honored, Hand-crafted, Modestly Priced," This oval 8 1/2 wide #1522 Tiger trivet / plaque in a white glaze background with brown highlighting was advertised in the 1964 catalogue as 1522, 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 Tiger. Its original 1964 price was $2.50. It features a tiger with tail raised. It is designed as both a ashtray and a plaque. It is signed with the late Bennington Potters mark which only has the words Bennington and Vermont. It does not carry the shape number of the design. It is in excellent vintage shape and ready for your home. Go green! Save resources and purchase a piece of the past. It is ready for your home today.  In the 1960s and 1970s, it was a big thing to be able to get fresh oranges during the year. There WAS reconstituted orange juice available. For that, a household needed a container to hold the orange juice. Here is a7 1/2 inch tall (to the lip of the bottle). decanter decorated with oranges around the bottom of the sides and orange leaves and blossoms around the middle. When the lid is on, it stands almost 8 1/2 inches tall. I am sure it would look stunning in your retro or Midcentury kitchen. Fill it with iced tea or lemonade if you will. Go green! Save resources and purchase a piece of America's past. Sturdy, dependable, dishwasher-friendly, it is ready for your kitchen table 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 1960-1962 period when Gil included both the words Design Cooperative and Bennington Vermont. This square 8 inch diameter trivet / plaque was advertised in the 1964 catalogue as 1536, a trivet 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 Owl. Its original 1964 price was $3.00. This was designed by Gloria Gil. It features a pensive Owl at rest. The cobalt and white glazed used for color on this piece pop because the background was unfired. The back of the trivet/plaque has a wire hanger which was embedded in the pottery. It retains four original rubber feet which protect the flat surface upon which one sets it. It is signed 1534 and has the spark mark on the forearm inside a rectangle made up of COOPERATIVE DESIGN and BENNINGTON POTTERS VERMONT. This is a transition mark used only in the 19690-1962 time period. It is in excellent vintage condition. Bennington Potters is 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.

Woody Jackson 1987 Cow coffee mug

 

Bennington Potters #1522 Tiger plaque

 

Libbey Glass retro orange juice decanter

 

Bennington Potters 1536 Owl trivet



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