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We have always had a fascination with porcelain and pottery; Osborne, Haegar, Stangl, Noritake, Twin Winton, Treasure Craft,  Irish Wade, Wade and more.  I guess it is the delicate nature, if you drop it it is gone forever.  When you look at a piece of Osborne you have to wonder how it survived all that time without a pitfall.  If you don't see what your looking for just send us an info request and we will check to see if we have it.  We are adding new items all the time, since we hate spam as much as you do, book mark this page, as we do not contact anyone unless specifically requested.  Click the little pictures to see it full size, and do the same on the linked words to see other views.  The Qty listed for each item are the number of that item in stock, unless otherwise noted in the description.  If the description indicates more than one available, you can change the number in the shopping cart and click on the update quantity button!  

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Stangl Yellow Tulip 12½" Chop Plate.  There are no cracks and a few light surface scratches from use.  There are two chips on the edge, a flea bite size on the top edge and a ¼" one on the underside edge.  The underside one, some knucklehead trued to disguise with some white, it is pictured here and it doesn't look bad in fact.  

Schumann Arzberg Bavaria Bird Dog Coffee Cup.  There are no chips or cracks, there may be a faint surface scratch or two, I didn't see any. 

Lefton China Girl and Bunny Cup.  There are no chips or cracks, and may be a faint surface scratch or two, there is some wear to the gold trim.  The Lefton paper label is still on the bottom. 

Lusterware Cups (3) made in Germany.  There are no chips or cracks, there may be a faint surface scratches.  There are some MFG flaws and wear to the black painted handles. 

Stangl Wild Rose Coffee Cup.  There are quite a few light surface scratches from use, but NO chips or cracks. 

Homer Laughlin Brittany Berry Bowl.  There are some light surface scratches from use, but NO chips or cracks.   there is moderate wear to the gold trim. 

Homer Laughlin Brittany Saucer.  There are some light surface scratches from use, but NO chips or cracks.   there is moderate wear to the gold trim.   

Little Dog and Dog House Planter Occupied Japan. There are no chips or cracks, just some crazing to the glazing and a small MFG flaw or two. One of the flaws is a small spot behind the dogs head where it doesn't not have any glaze. Otherwise a great occupied piece! 

Made in Japan miniature porcelain basket.  There are no chips, cracks or repairs, just crazing to the glazing. 

Lenox Cretan coffee cup.  There are no chips, cracks or repairs.  There may be a faint surface scratch or two, I didn't see any.  Slight wear on the gold trim. 

Sascha Brastoff 8 ½" Ashtray. There are no chips, cracks or repairs, just a few slight surface scratches from being handled over the years. The mark on the bottom is hard to see, but it does say 72 for 1972 I assume. 

Taylor Smith Taylor Pinecones Creamer, same blank as Laurel circa 1936. There are no chips, cracks or repairs. The glazing exhibits some crazing and there is some wear to the trim. There may be a few slight surface scratches from use. 

Edwin M. Knowles Creamer, same blank as Alice circa 1931. There are no cracks or repairs, just 3 flea bite size chips on the base where the creamer sits, see the picture of the bottom and look along the bottom edge. The glazing exhibits some crazing and there is some wear to the trim. There may be a few slight surface scratches from use. 

Three (3) German Style Beer Steins. They are 5" tall and hold approx. 14 oz. They are NOT German Steins, I believe they are Japan knock offs missing the little paper labels on the bottom. Why knock offs? They are cheap and would be great to serve beer to your buddies in without the worry of breaking an expensive stein. There are no chips or cracks, just some casting flaws and some crazing to the glazing. 

I am NO expert in oriental items! With that said I believe this is a Ceremonial Wedding set. It has two names on the carafe and the cup. YES, it is missing one of the cups. However, it would sell for twice the price if it had both. It is a beautiful example of of Japanese fine porcelain with no chips, cracks or deep scratches, just some very slight wear to the gold trim from handling. 

Stangl Antique Gold Double Side Candy Dish. There are no repairs or cracks. There is one tiny chip on the rim (see pic). There is also some slight wear to the trim. Beautiful Stangl Pottery piece! 

Artist Signed Ute Indian Flower Pot 5½". There are No chips or cracks, there may be a faint surface scratch or two from handling, but I couldn't see any. This is a fantastic artist signed piece, I picked up in 1996.

Navajo Hand Painted Miniature 3¼" Pot Signed. The pot is 3¼"tall by 2½"across at the fat part. There are NO chips, cracks or scratches, only a faint sign of wear on the bottom from being moved around.

Ute Hand Painted Miniature 4" Water Bottle Signed. The pot is 4"tall by 2 3/4"across at the fat part. There are NO chips or cracks only a faint sign of wear on the bottom from being moved around, a few light scuffs on the outside and a few small spots all visible in the photos.

Navajo Hand Painted Miniature 3" Water Bottle Signed. The pot is 3"tall by 2½"across at the fat part. There are NO chips, cracks or scratches, only a faint sign of wear on the bottom from being moved around.

Occupied Japan Kids Figurines.  There are no chips or cracks, just a bunch of MFG. flaws, typical of occupied pieces.  They look like Hansel and Gretel.   

Snuff Bottle.  This snuff bottle has no chips or cracks, just a few light surface imperfections.  The stopper looks like the cork and spoon have been re-glued.  It is artist signed on the bottom. 

Occupied Japan Souvenir Washington D.C. Cup & Saucer.  NO Chips or cracks, just a few faint surface scratches.  Marked Occupied Japan Acapsco Products on the bottom. 

Oriental Egg Cup.  The bottom says Japanese Porcelain, Hand painted in China.  There are no chips or cracks, just a few very light surface scratches.  Super egg cup for the discerning collector. 

Pair of Japanese Sake Cups.  There is some slight wear to the outside and the trim, from being handled.  There are NO chips or cracks.  the both still have their paper labels on the bottom. 

Stangl Thistle Creamer.  There is a small chip right near the spout, and a shrink split in the bisque on the inside edge of the rim.  There us a light spot under the glaze on the handle.  There may be a faint surface scratch or two, I looked closely and couldn't see any. 

Stangl Thistle Egg Cup.  The dark spot along the upper edge is not a chip, it is a MFG defect as it is smooth, shiny and glazed over.  The chip on this one is on the underside, inside.  There are no other chips or cracks, just a light surface scratch or two.  The chip in the foot is on the inside and very difficult to notice unless you pick it up and look.  

Stangl Thistle Egg Cup.  There are no chips, cracks or repairs.  There are a few light surface scratches from jostling around.  It's hard to find any Stangl without chips, their bisque and glazing seems to be very susceptible to chipping.  This is a beautiful piece and a great addition to your collection. 

Vintage Borden's Elsie the Cow Creamer. There are no cracks or repairs, just a lot of crackling to the glazing and two small chips pictures here on the rim of the opening and a flea bite size on the bottom edge. There are a few other tiny spots that could be flaws in the glazing, I looked the ones on her ear with an eye piece and they look like poorly applied glazing to me.

1962 Seattle World's Fair Whistle Stein.  These were sold at the World's Fair and had an un-glazed spot so it could be personalized.  There are no chips, but there are 2 hairline cracks, I took pictures of the hairlines both inside and out, click on the linked words to see extra views.  There are some dark spots and minor manufacturing flaws, as these were made as inexpensive souvenirs.  It is marked on the bottom with copyright CSC. 

Louise Hightower Corn Tureen.  It is marked on the bottom Louise Hightower.  I don't know who she is, but she made a darn nice corn server.  Over all it is about 11½" long and 5½" high.  There are no chips or cracks, just some small surface scratches that I did my best to photo here. 

Small Japan Beer Stein.  The stein bears German writing on the sides, but is marked Japan on the bottom.  There are no chips or cracks, just some crazing to the glazing. 

National Potteries, Cleveland import Napco Pot.  There are no chips, cracks, there may be a faint surface scratch, but I didn't see any.  It still has the paper label on the bottom.

Ceramic Dutch Boy "Wooden" Shoe.  This shoe is ceramic and has no chips or cracks, there may be a faint surface scratch or two, but I didn't see any. 

Noritake Floral Creamer circa 1917 - 1929.  It is on the MM-19 Blank and is still a mystery pattern.  There are no chips or cracks, there may be a faint surface scratch somewhere, I didn't see any.  There is some wear on the gold trim from handling. 

F.M. Bavaria Coffee Mug.  It is a souvenir of Berchtesgaden mit Watzmann.  There are no chips or cracks, there may be a faint surface scratch somewhere, I didn't see any. 

This is an Advertising piece from Western Carbon Paper MFG.  It has cork on the bottom and no handle so I am assuming that it was meant to be a desktop pen holder.  There are no chips or cracks, there may be a faint surface scratch or two, I didn't see any, just a little wear to the gold trim. 

Occupied Japan Cup Saucers, 3 that are approximately 3 7/8" in diameter. Two of the three saucers have no chips, cracks or repairs, there are some light surface scratches on all. The saucer with the landscape scene has some crackling to the glazing as well as a small spot or two of the raised paint missing that looks like it chipped the glaze as it came off. Great Occupied pieces from 1946 to 1952 and would make a nice compliment to your cup if you have the right pattern. 

Syracuse China "Old Colony" Sugar Bowl No Lid.  There are no chips, cracks or repairs, just some light surface scratches and moderate wear the gold trim in spots especially on the handles from usage. 

Limoges France 5" Saucer.  There are no chips, cracks or repairs, just some light surface scratches and moderate wear the gold trim.  The surface is bright and shiny, not scrubbed dull.    (2) available, just change the QTY in the shopping cart page. 

Royal China "Fair Oaks" Saucer.  There are no chips, cracks or repairs, just some surface scratches made by the bottom of the cup.  The surface is bright and shiny, not scrubbed dull. 

Royal China "Fair Oaks" 6 1/2" Plate.  There are no chips, cracks or repairs, just some very light surface scratches made from usage.  The surface is bright and shiny, not scrubbed dull.  (3) available, just change the QTY in the shopping cart page.  

Harker Pinecones Saucer.  There are no chips, cracks or repairs, just some surface scratches made by the bottom of the cup.  The surface is bright and shiny, not scrubbed dull.   

Harker Pinecones 6 1/4" Dessert Plate.  There are no chips, cracks or repairs, just some very light surface scratches made from usage.  The surface is bright and shiny, not scrubbed dull.  (3) available, just change the QTY in the shopping cart page.   

Nasco "Paris Nights" Sugar Bowl w/ Lid.  There are no chips, cracks or repairs, just some very light surface scratches and light wear the silver trim.  The surface is bright and shiny, not scrubbed dull. 

Nasco "Paris Nights" 12 1/4" Oval Platter.  There are no chips, cracks or repairs, just some light surface scratches and light wear the silver trim.  The surface is bright and shiny, not scrubbed dull. 

Lido W.S. George Canarytone #185A Covered Casserole Bowl circa 1932. The 9 ½" bowl itself has no chips or cracks, just a lot of crackling that allowed some staining to the bisque underneath. The lid has the same crackling, and staining as well as two small flea bites to the underside rim of the lid, see the photo for the largest. The piece was used during its 74 years of serving Grandma's Favorite Holiday treats and it has some light wear to the silver trim. 

Stangl Stoneware Tulip Coffee Cup.  There are no chips, cracks or repairs.  There may be a few slight surface scratches from usage, but I couldn't see any.  There are two available, just change the QTY in the shopping cart. 

Stangl Provincial Coffee Cup.  There is one small chip and a small MFG flaw in the bottom edge, no cracks or repairs.  There a few light surface scratches from usage. 

1972 Munich Olympic Games Plate.  There are no chips, cracks or repairs.  There may be a few slight surface scratches from handling, but I couldn't see any.  Made to be hung or put on a plate stand. 

Mather Air Force Base 3540th Nav. Training Sqdn Commemorative Mug.  There are no chips or cracks, just a few slight surface scratches and wear to the gold trim.  Mather Field is 12 miles east of Sacramento. It was built during Word War I as a pilot training base and was used by the Army Air Corps for various purposes in the years between the wars. In 1941 the field was expanded and became a training base for single-engine pilots sand navigators.  In 1943 the training of B-25 bomber crews began and in 1944-45 it became an aerial port of embarkation to the Pacific in preparation for the expected transfer of large numbers of men and aircraft from Europe to the Pacific.  Mather AFB, which closed September 30, 1993.  Info Mather Air Force Base