Living Estate Sale

Many collectibles glass and crystal wear as well as vintage tea pots.

Leather couch, ladies, hats, various pictures, and plates.

Noritake China, various Crystal ware, and collector plates.

Canister set is sold. But many items are still available.

Antique marble top wash stand. Women’s hairbrush and mirror set.

Mini collectible China pieces. Poodle figurines.

Vintage percolator pots and collectors spice tins.

China cabinet for sale. Items for sale in cabinet include several Roseville, Hull, Fenton, and other collectibles in pristine condition.

Arcoroc pink glass 4 place setting dinner ware. Halls teapot and Salt & Pepper set.

Various cookbooks.

Cabinet is not for sale but many of the Harley Quinn dolls are. Please ask for info.

Roseville Pottery Blue Pinecone Vase, a popular pattern introduced in 1935 by Frank Ferrell. Here's some information about it: Design: The vase features a molded design with pine cones and curved pine needles attached to bark-textured branches against a smooth background. It typically has branch-like handles. Colors: The Pine Cone pattern was produced in blue, brown, green, and pink. Blue is highly sought after, with pink being the rarest and most expensive. Markings: Early pieces were marked with foil labels or hand-written shape numbers. Later pieces had die-impressed or raised Roseville script marks, shape numbers, and sizes. Production: Roseville Pottery was established in Roseville, Ohio, in 1890, and ceased operations in 1954. The Pine Cone line was one of their most popular and successful designs. Collectibility: Roseville pottery is highly valued by collectors for its historical significance, artistic appeal, and nature-inspired designs.