Not showing up in time for the group photo (and so, showing last), coffee mill, with movable handle and pull-out drawer (Item #6 from 1976)

Roll-top desk, with flip-up top (Item #11, year not listed, instead reads "American Greeting Corp")

Water pump and bucket, with movable handle and removable bucket (Item #15 from 1976)

Wall telephone, with movable ear and mouth pieces (Item #27 from 1976)

Rocking crib (Item #42 from 1977)

Wood Cook Stove, with front panel door that opens (Item #51 from 1978)

Something for almost every room of the miniature house.

Standing 10-5/8" high, the bottle still retains the silver foil Made In Italy label. No nicks, chips, or cracks to the glass, although the rubber gasket to the bail top has dried with age.

One of a number of Breyer horses I have available, this horse is Appydaze (Model # 711036), the 9th model to come from the Aristocrat Champion Hackney mold originally sculpted by Kitty Cantrell. This Breyer horse figure is not quite as big as the other Traditional horses.

This beautiful black leopard (black and white) appaloosa was made for the 2006 Breyerfest Tent Special run, with only 1,500 released. In excellent condition, and coming from a large cabinet (non-toy) collection.

Interested in any of my other Breyers?  I'm more than happy to combine shipping, where and to the extent possible, at actual cost. Feel free to email for a combined shipping quote.

One of a number of Breyer horses I have available, this precious little foal is Bows the Grazing Foal (Model #151), originally sculpted by Chris Hess and released from 1964 to 1976 and again from 1978 to 1981.

This matte and semigloss bay foal is in very good condition, with a couple of pinpoint rubs on the back of the right front ankle and the front of the right rear leg.

Interested in any of my other Breyers?  I'm more than happy to combine shipping, where and to the extent possible, at actual cost. Feel free to email for a combined shipping quote.

Such is the case with this ceramic Winnie the Pooh mug, decorated with embossed images of Owl and Winnie (doing a jig??) while Tigger appears to be holding on for dear life at the handle. Oh wait... He IS the handle!

This cheery cup is in excellent condition, still in its box, and never used. (The paper "Japan" label on the underside looks totally undisturbed.) Measures 4" high at the top of Tigger's head, with a diameter of 3-3/4", 4-1/2" from the outside handle to the opposite rim. Underside of mug has an underglaze ink mark of "© Walt Disney Productions".

The brass plate on the top of the fan reads Century - Alternating Current Fan - Manufactured in U.S.A. By - Century Electric Co. - St. Louis, MO, with additional notations on an S2 9" frame, Model 52, and a patent date of December 29, 1914.

As is shown in the photos, the wiring is old, frayed, and could stand to be replaced, and there is chipping in the paint on the blade cage, motor casing, and base. The base is set for mounting to a desk or work area, with three bolt/screw holes.

Fan stands 14-1/2" high and has a 10" cage diameter. The fan is in working condition, but could use a good cleaning. (I've polished the blade fronts, but left the backs generally untouched.) Prepacked weight: 13.5 lbs.

Boxed set of six Pimpernel coasters featuring a basket full of colorful flowers, a design entitled Flemish Flowers, framed by a black border. In addition to fabulous images, the beauty of Pimpernel coaster sets is that they will "resist all reasonable beverage stains", withstand heat beyond any I imagine being exposed to, and can be cleaned with a moist cloth.

I typically try to provide far more exciting pictures, but in this instance the box is still sealed in its original shrink-wrap -- perfect for a gift. (Although you'd likely want to remove the original Ladue Florist price label.) Whether for yourself or a loved one, you just can't go wrong with this quality six-coaster set by Pimpernel.

Made in England, these coasters are 4-1/4" square.

If you're always looking for a variety of coasters, be sure to check out the other boxed Pimpernel sets I have available. I'm more than happy to combine shipping, at actual cost.

If you're interested in any of the other miniature Goebel Hummel figurines I have available, I'm always happy to combine shipping at actual cost, so feel free to browse around.

Such a beautiful pattern.... This sterling silver demitasse spoon is a lovely example of the Gorham La Scala pattern. Measures 4-3/8" long. Gorham Lion, Anchor, and G hallmark, followed by Gorham Sterling. In excellent condition (although it could use a more thorough polishing).

Wonderful Gorham sterling silver large serving spoon in the Strasbourg pattern. Measures 8-1/2" long, with the bowl measuring 3-1/8" long and 2-7/8" wide. In excellent condition, with no monogram. Gorham Sterling hallmark.

I also have a large serving fork in the same pattern, and am more than happy to combine shipping for savings and convenience.

Measures 3-1/4" long and 2-1/2" high. Hand painted by Joy Russell, Willow has both the Fenton silver foil handpainted label on her front shoulder, as well as a Lenox and Fenton mark on the underside. Accompanied by a Lenox certificate.

Bright and colorful, this wonderful German Köhler (Kohler) tin toy bird is wrapped in a variety of litho colors, with a green plastic tail. Wind him at his breastbone, and his head bobs up and down as he pecks away for food. Stands 1-1/2" at his back and measures 3-1/2" long, including his tail, he is marked Köhler Germany. Circa 1950, with the original L.S. Ayres & Co. department store price still affixed to his back. Sorry, NO key.  I did, however, use another wind-up toy key of my own to confirm he works as he should.

This embossed die cut Beistle Halloween owl is, I believe, from the 1950s, possibly a bit earlier, and guaranteed to be original. Measuring 22-1/2"" high and 8-1/2"" wide, he is definitely large enough to get some attention this Halloween season.  In excellent condition, with no signs of use or wear.

This Lladro duck figurine (#4551) is also entitled "Little Duck" and depicts a duck (sometimes mistakenly thought of as a goose) who appears to have something to quack about, with his outstretched neck and open duck bill.

Sculpted by Fulgencio Garcia, this figure was released in 1969 and later retired in 2001. Marked with the blue Lladro insignia. Stands 3-1/2" high and 6-1/2" long, beak to tail. In excellent condition, with no nicks, chips, cracks, or scratches in the glossy finish noted.

Both pieces have a heavy hand-painted moriage-style floral decoration, with one white open flower dressed in green leaves and orange tasseled fronds and stamens, while a delicate blue and red butterfly flutters by. At the cup and saucer rims is a brown band decorated with a yellow hand painted zig-zag stitching.

This demitasse set is fabulously petite, with the cup measuring 1-1/2" high and 2-1/8" in diameter at the rim, and the saucer measuring 3-7/8" in diameter. Both pieces bearing a red stamped "Made In Occupied Japan" mark. No nicks, chips, cracks, or wear to the decoration noted.

With each Weeble measuring approx. 2" high, this 1975 vintage playtime set is still in its original blister package time capsule -- a perfect addition to your Hasbro Romper Room Weebles collection!

Offering a set of four (4) Metlox Poppytrail Red Rooster fruit bowls (#210), often listed or referred to as berry bowls. Each bowl measures 6" in diameter; all are in excellent condition, appearing as though they may have never been used. Ink-stamped in black with the circular Metlox mark #16 - "Poppy Trail by Metlox Made In California".

Looking to add to your Red Rooster table setting? I also have a serving platter (Item #00647) and am happy to combine shipping, where and to the extent possible, at actual cost.

Offering a set of four wonderful raging red water goblets by Noritake in the Perspective pattern. Each three-part pressed stem stands approx. 6-1/2" high (a couple are closer to 6-5/8" in height), with a rim diameter of 3-3/4". Produced by Noritake from 1970 to 1985, each stem is in excellent condition, with no nicks, chips, or cracks. (The foliage reflection and/or light glare gives a false impression of white specks in the glass.)

A wonderful blast from the past, this set of six figural spoons features Betty Lou, a character from a radio comedy broadcast enjoyed by listeners from the late 1930s to mid-1940s. Most intriguing is the fact that the radio team of Tommy Riggs and Betty Lou was actually accomplished through only one person, Tommy Riggs, who was able to alter his voice with ease between his baritone range and one sounding to be of a young girl. Some time after the debut series, Tommy and Betty Lou secured a new series, which was sponsored by Quaker Oats, and it is my understanding these spoons are advertising premiums, likely for Quaker Oats cereal (although I've also found other references suggesting they were an advertising premium for various products of the times, including Chase & Sanborn Coffee).

Each spoon measures 6" long, and features a full standing image of Betty Lou, with shoulder-length hair adorably set in curly locks; bright, open eyes with the longest of lashes; and wearing a polka dot dress, with the handle decorated both front and back. The lower stem of the spoon handle has embossed lettering of her name: Betty Lou. Marked on the reverse Carlton Silver Plate. All in excellent condition; price is for the six-piece set.

Tumblers measure approx. 3-7/8" high and 2-3/4" in diameter, with slight variation in size. No nicks, chips, or cracks noted, although there are some encased bubbles in the tumblers. A very nice set of tumblers in overall fabulous condition.

Fabulous set of six sterling silver corncob holders, in figural form, resembling plump corn on the cob still partially in the shucks! Masterfully created with great detail and wonderful appeal.

Measuring 1-7/8" long and weighing 11 gram each on my postal scale, each has an incised Sterling hallmark with no other indication as to maker

Rosary weight: 16 grams. Measures 22" long, including the 7" drop below the center medal. In good condition; marked France on the reverse of the wooden crucifix.