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Bright yellow hand made primitive art vegetable truck, with festive red, white, green, and blue flowers, zigzags, and stripes, painted with Jacmel on the front and STP Haiti and Jesus Seul on the back.
Vintage mustard earthenware pottery coffee or hot chocolate set with 2 mugs, decorated with raised Autumn leaf decorations and avocado green lids.
Heavy 50's style pitcher with a small pouring lip and a thick dimpled bottom. Old oil cloth table cloth stylized pattern of flowers with yellow backgrounds with orange and green checkerboard leaves and blooms.
Homer Laughlin Eggshell Georgian gold trimmed gravy boat with attached underplate with an embossed beaded band and pink and yellow roses are scattered among a garland of ferns.
Possibly by Baruen, mustard basket weave rim platter, witth a lavender, blue, and yellow floral bouquet with lots of greenery and mustard flourishes.
1941 Edwin Knowles platter decorated with a shiny gold swag pattern of stylized flowers around the center bouquet of pink, orange, and blue flowers.
New Highland Baptist Church commemorative plate with embossed oil lamps and flowers, intertwined with a garland of leaves around a black and white rendition of the 1884 church.
Steubenville commemorative plate of the 1914-1951 Fairfield Methodist Church in dark sepia. The shaped rim is heavily embossed with a design of oil lamps alternating with elaborate scroll work.
Steubenville commemorative plate of the newly built 1953 Fairfield Methodist Church in dark sepia, with a brief church history dating from 1912. The shaped rim is heavily embossed with a design of oil lamps alternating with elaborate scroll work.
Steubenville commemorative plate of the Eleventh Ave. Methodist Church in sepia. The shaped rim is heavily embossed with a design of oil lamps alternating with elaborate scrollwork.
1986 Myers Park Methodist Tudor Gothic church commemorative plate drawn in black with a gold rim on a heavily embossed floral rim.
1973 limited edition church plate celebrating the merger of the First Presbyterian Church and the Central Presbyterian Church. There is a wide flat rim, edged in gold.
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