ITEM #106

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(4) PIECES – DOG/RED VASE/ CREAMER & SUGAR

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Comments. The pieces in this lot are made out of either ceramic or glass which vary in size and all are more than 25 years old. It includes a matching 3 ¼” high creamer as well as a 2” high sugar bowl that were made by Royal Grafton in England. They feature a white glazed interior with a light green glazed exterior with roses as well as leaves design around their exterior. Also included is a 4 ½” high dog figurine that was made by TY-NEE of Japan and a 3 ½” high mini vase that is made of red glass with clear glass loop handles. This lot is in good shape having normal use wear and light soiling. Give them a light cleaning and you'll have some decorative as well as quite useful items for your humble abode.


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