This is a very soft, creamy silk night gown, vintage 1920s. It is in beautiful condition except for the small stain on the lower front (may be removable, I am just not the one to attempt it.) The only place where the lace is loose, can easily be repaired. It is about a size 3 and measures 50" from top of shoulder to bottom of lace hem. Normally, this would go for $100+ but, since it does have the stain, I have lowered the price by more than 50%.

 This adorable little Ardco girl figurine has no chips or scratches. Her paper label is intact and she is numbered. Even her little red shoe peeking out from under the gilded edge her wind blown skirt had no fading. She measures 4-1/2 inches tall.

$8

(plus tax and shipping)

 This small 4" dish comes from the House of Chan formerly located in Manhattan, New York City. The owner Sou Chan came to the United States in 1928 and wrote a chinese food cookbook in 1952. His son, Kim Chan went on to become a well known actor. The bottom reads: Lamberton, Scammell with backstamp, Made in America, Traditional 17th Century Design,  Made expressly for House of Chan, by Macy's New York Contract Dept. There are no chips, cracks, crazing or fading.

$5

(plus tax and shipping)

 This is a virtually unused Corning electric percolator. There is no cord but all the other parts are here. I do not know if the pot still works, but it appears to have never been used.

$25

(plus tax and shipping)

 J.K. Dryden Original mug in mint condition. No chips, fading or loss of luster. The handle on this cup fits the hand like a glove. There is an indentation on the top of the handle where your thumb fits perfectly.

$20

(plus tax and shipping)

 This is a Brown Vernonware Barkwood divided vegitable bowl produce between 1953-1958. There are no chips, cracks or crazing.

$10