1969 Paula Resin Figurine Man with Screw in Abdomen Looking for a funny addition to your home or office? This forlorn looking little guy might be just what you want. The figurine measures 4 inches tall from the base to the top of his head. Inserted into his abdomen area is a metal screw, and printed on the front of his podium is, It was bound to happen sooner or later.

This 1969, made in the USA, Paula figurine is part of the many varieties of humorous resin figures which were so popular back in the 60’s/70’s time frame. No vulgar language used here, but it sure does get its message across!
 

Quebec Artist Tito Carved Wooden Display/Serving Bowl This marvelous handcrafted wooden bowl measures 8 1/2 inches long by 7 inches wide and stands 4 1/4 inches high. An upper layer of tree bark adds a rugged primitive dimension to this bowl which can be used functionally as a server or as a wonderful display piece.

The multi grain 21 age rings give this elliptical shape bowl a unique appearance that brings the outdoors to your in home décor. On the outside there are darker areas of the natural wood. On the inside, there is some brown staining under the finish, as though sap from the tree seeped into the wood before the clear coat finish was applied.

Carved from a single section of hardwood, this bowl is signed under the base by the Quebec, Canadian artisan named Tito and is certain to please its new owner.
 

Buckland, MA Bicentennial Plate 1779-1979 with Stand This special edition deep blue and white 9 inch in diameter ironstone plate celebrates the Bicentennial of the town of Buckland, Massachusetts. Both the date of incorporation 1779 and the 200 year anniversary date of 1979 are printed on the plate.

Produced by Stafford Pottery of St. Cloud, Minnesota, and stamped on the backside, the scene on the plate appears to depict Old Federal Style buildings, perhaps on a Main Street area. The plate is a wonderful rendering of one of America’s early small towns, and has no cracks, chips, or nicks. We are including a wooden stand for ready display.
 

Cheerios Pitcher and Heart Shaped Bowl Advertising Set Vibrant yellow Cheerios pitcher and bowl set reminds us to start off our day in a healthy way, by eating a nutritious breakfast. You might be less tempted to skip that all important meal with these two. The pitcher stands 7 inches tall and measures 6 1/2 inches across from pouring spout to end of handle. The heart shaped bowl is 6 inches across and has a 2 3/4 inches interior depth.

Both the pitcher and bowl are marked with the Cheerios name, and the pitcher also has a heart shape graphic around their oat cereal. The General Mills trademark can be found under the base of each. Produced in 2003, the only note we make is of some line markings under the glaze on the bowl’s interior bottom, shown on our photos, but without any cracks, chips, or nicks. The pitcher and bowl are ready for your collectible shelf or heart healthy breakfast.
 

Wood Desk Caddy/Dresser Organizer with Mallard Duck This is a marvelous hard wood desk caddy or dresser organizer measuring 12 x 7 inches with a ceramic mallard duck figure sure to be a hit with the outdoorsman or hunter. The deep brown wood complements the brown, green and russet colors of the duck.

There are 3 separate recessed areas for keepsakes or small treasures and rubber pads, one at each corner, underneath the base to keep this caddy above your desk or dresser surface. The caddy is in fine condition without scratches or nicks, and has a Hickory Farms label in place on the backside.
 

Maisto Red Porsche Boxter Diecast Car 1/18 Scale Model Purchased from the sole previous owner, this 9 inch long Boxster Model Porsche is done on a 1:18 scale. Die cast metal construction with the undercarriage fastened to the body by screws. Doors open, as does the front facing trunk holding the spare tire. The steering wheel turns the front tires side to side, and the front and back tires rotate easily.

The Maisto manufacturer name and 1:18 scale information can be found under the car, which was never played with, only used for display.
 

Looney Tunes Sylvester and Tweety Bird Ceramic Planter What else would we expect from a figural Sylvester and Tweety Bird planter except for the two characters to be in chase mode? Sylvester is wrapped around the left side corner of this 3 3/4 inches tall planter searching for the elusive Tweety. Well, Tweety is doing his darndest to stay hidden on the right hand side of the planter. The opening across the top is 3 1/4 inches.

Charming, bright yellow color planter will brighten up most any day. Marked under base with Time Warner stamp, the Looney Tunes planter is without cracks, chips, or nicks.
 

Pepsi Victorian Lady Kroger 100th Anniversary Glass Celebrating Kroger’s Supermarket 100 year anniversary, from 1883 – 1983, this Pepsi Cola Advertising glass has marvelous graphics and a finely etched flower and vine design that wraps around the glass. The 6 inch tall frosted glass/tumbler has a stepped base measuring 2 1/2 inches in diameter and a 2 3/4 inch opening across the top.

The front of the glass has the Kroger anniversary dates in an oval and the backside features an elegant Victorian lady dressed in long gown with large brim hat holding that glass of Pepsi Cola.

The tumbler is in excellent condition, marked under the base with a flower logo. The Pepsi glass was never used, only displayed and then stored away by the sole previous Kroger owner.

We have multiple glasses in matchin design available for purchase. The price listed is for one glass.
 

Porcelain Footed Dresser/Potpourri Box Marked G MM A vintage handpainted beauty of a porcelain keepsake box or potpourri with delicate open design of flowers and hearts encompassing the surface of the round box and lid. The piece stands 4 1/4 inches tall to the top of the raised pink roses, green leaves, and ribbon design on the lid. The opening across the top of the box measures 3 3/4 inches.

The lid has a ruffled edge painted in blue and each of the open design flowers and hearts is painted in blue or gold around the inside edge, too. There are four wedge shaped feet under the round box which is marked both under the lid and underneath the base G MM in blue stamp mark.

Although we have not been able to identify the maker of this fine keepsake box or potpourri container, we are certain of the fine quality craftsmanship that produced this lovely piece, and it is without any cracks, chips, or nicks.
 

Stangl Pottery Thistle Pattern 8 Inch Vegetable Bowl Measuring 8 inches in diameter and 2 inches deep is this Stangl Pottery vegetable serving bowl.

Bowl features a brown exterior with deep green interior and a central design of a thistle plant. The glaze is nice and shiny on this piece.

Free of any chips, cracks, flakes or crazing; just a couple minor scratches/utensil marks are present on the bottom interior. Stamped on the backside, Stangl Pottery Trenton N.J. Thistle.
 

Late 1940's Wood and Sons Ironstone Measuring Pitcher This Alpine White English Ironstone pitcher by Wood & Sons stands stands 6 1/2 inches tall and is 4 3/8 inches wide across the rim to the spout.

It features a country design of a little girl, butter churn, sack of flour and barrel on the front along with measuring conversions: 3 teaspoons = 1 tablespoon, 4 tablespoons = 1/4 cup, etc. The design, wording, and also the band accents that appear around the rim and handle are done in brown.

Marked on the bottom: Wood & Sons Burslem England Alpine White English Ironstone. Also has the lion stamp with the notation Ralph 1750 Moses 1751 Enoch 1784 above the lion design. This backstamp corresponds to the late 1940's time frame as the date of manufacture.

In great condition, free of any chips, cracks or flakes. There are crazing lines present on various areas of the pitcher, however, it does not detract from its appeal.
 

1960's Nassau Inn Princeton Shenango China Soup Bowls These matching soup bowls with under plates were manufactured by Shenango China for the Nassau Inn. This historic inn, located in the heart of Princetown, New Jersey since 1756, is well renowned for its elegant facilities.

The bowls measure 4 5/8 inches in diameter and are about 2 1/2 inches deep. Under plates are 6 5/8 inches in diameter.

The front sides show a stagecoach or wagon. At the top of the coach in small lettering it says New York, Princeton & Philadelphia. The back sides have a red banner that says The Coach Room of the Nassau Inn.

The bottoms of the bowls are stamped with the Shenango China U.S.A. name and Rimrol Welroc. The numbers 20 and 21 signify that the plates were manufactured in 1962 and the bowls in 1963.

In very good vintage condition, pieces are free of any chips, cracks or flakes. Only light wear associated with use is noted. Plates have 3 small unglazed areas on the underneath which are the kiln marks from the firing process. Set weighs slightly over 3 pounds before packaging.

A great find for both the Shenango or historical collector. Excellent for both use or display.
 

Two 1981 Hershey PA Firemen's Parade Glass Mugs/Steins For your consideration we present 2 glass mugs from the Second Annual Hershey Firemen's Parade in 1981.

Mugs stand 5 1/2 inches tall on a stepped base and are 2 3/4 inches in diameter across the top. They feature a 2-sided design, with the Hershey Chocolate logo on the front and a graphic of an 85 foot pitman snorkel fire truck on the back.

Both are in good condition, free of any chips, cracks or flakes. Some rough areas in the side seam area opposite the handle which occurred during the manufacturing process. The applied graphics show minimal wear with no color loss. Mugs weigh nearly 2 1/4 pounds before packaging.

Nice twosome for both the Hershey Chocolate collector, and the collector of firefighting memorabilia.
 

1962 Seamens Savings Bank American Sailing Ship Prints This wonderfully detailed American sailing ship lithographs/prints were compiled by the Seamen's Bank For Savings in New York in 1962.

Each of the prints were taken from an original painting by a different artist. These 4 frame-worthy prints each measure 16 x 12 inches. The actual design measures 13 3/8 x 9 inches if the purchaser wishes to crop the prints to fit in a different sized frame.

The first ship featured is the Meridian built in Boston, Massachusetts by Samuel Hall in 1862. This print was taken from the painting of J. & F. Tudgay.

The next ship featured is the New World built in Boston, Massachusetts by Donald McKay in 1846. This print was taken from a painting by S. Walters.

The third ship is the Pleiades, built in Bath, Maine by John C. Lowell in 1855. This print was taken from a painting by D. McFarlane.

Last is the Reynard, built in Newburyport, Massachusetts by G. W. Jackman in 1856. This is the only print which states that the artist is unknown.

This portfolio of prints is in superb condition, without any tears. They were done on heavy paper stock. The detail on each is truly amazing, and the color use and shading really make the prints come to life.

There is some wear to the protective portfolio cover. The inside of the cover briefly tells the story of each of the sailing ships featured.
 

Grolsch Beer Bottle with Porcelain Swing Top Closure This Grolsch beer bottle is in great condition and very clean. Bottle has porcelain swing/bail top closure. This is an older style bottle before Grolsch replaced the porcelain stoppers with plastic ones.

Bottle measures 9 3/8 inches tall to the top of the stopper and features the raised GB logo and design all around the surface of the glass.

Bottle does not have the rubber washer that would normally sit beneath the stopper. Also, there are no labels present.