This porcelain creamer is decorated in the Fortuna pattern. This trademark motif shows floral bouquets and butterflies placed around in a rust orange hue. The Fortuna pattern has been discontinued and is highly sought after. The Herend mark is on the base.

This hand painted figurine is in the form of a Bison or Buffalo. It is painted two shades of gray with dark gray along the spine and top of the head and light gray over the rest of the body. The bison is walking along a grassy field. The Herend maker’s mark is located on the verso.

This is a perfect little alarm clock that can easily be transported. It is silver and has a brushed gold face with glow in the dark hands. It has a stand that collapses upon itself and comes with a small leather case.

This porcelain sugar shaker is pear shaped and the lid has an applied rose bud finial. The “Fortuna” pattern is hand painted and is discontinued.

Size: 5”High, 2 ½”Wide

These fine hand blown crystal champagne flutes are tapered and have paneled bodies that are raised on a conforming stem with a hexagon knop. A base that is octagon in shape supports each flute.

This is an elegantly simple candlestick with a crystal stem. Both the base and candleholder are sterling silver. The base is hallmarked with the Aspry mark and “925”.

Size: 5 ¾”High, Base- 3 ½”wide, Body- ¾”wide

The wood handle is carved with scrolling lines. Woven metal covers the grip. The handle is attached to the blade by a piece of bone. The blade has been damaged, it is only 9 ½” long. Carved details adorn the scabbard and it is bound by cane.

From a Private Collection gathered in South America during the 1960’s. This Pre-Columbian style whistle is in the form of a bird. It is molded and painted and has some loss on the tail.

Condition: Excellent