Vintage 1950s Porcelain Trout Dish MexicoThis mid century white porcelain dish captures the graceful profile of a river trout with sculptural refinement. The form is elongated and slightly arched, mimicking the natural curve of a fish mid swim. Subtle embossing along the scales, gills, and fins adds dimension and lifelike detail. The glossy white glaze accentuates the clean lines and delicate craftsmanship, allowing light to move across the surface with quiet elegance. Designed for serving,
The figure is dressed in a coral jacket threaded with gold
The hand cut oval designs of this gift boxed vase creates an optical light dancing effect and extraordinary presence where ever it is placed
Italian hand forged
this mug for milk and companion large snack plate were designed for treating Santa and his reindeer as they land on rooftops Christmas Eve
and modern
The nylon wheels are mounted on dust proof bearings and are suspended by fiberglass shafts and 12 inch pneumatic tires
reflecting the refined sensibility of American silverwork in the postwar years
A hand decoupaged plate by John Derian featuring a lovely red crustacean with a faux wood surround
Whether used as a display piece in a kitchen or kept among a collection of antique culinary tools
Step-by-step photos and annotated illustrations help readers understand unique methods
these Georgian candlesticks are notable for their symmetry and classic proportions
A small Serengeti handmade milk or cream ceramic handled jug in the form of a zebra
