Supporting Seniors by rehoming their unique furniture and decor

Sculpture & Figurines

This charming porcelain duck grouping captures a serene natural scene with three ducks nestled among tall cattail reeds, rendered in soft celadon greens, warm taupes, and crisp whites. The naturalistic modeling and matte-to-gloss glaze transitions suggest European manufacture, likely mid-20th century in the style of Lladro, Goebel, or a similar quality continental studio. The composition is gracefully arranged on an oval naturalistic base, with each duck individually sculpted with expressive beaks and delicate feather detailing. The palette reflects the understated elegance characteristic of Scandinavian or Spanish porcelain traditions of the era. A lovely accent piece for a nature-themed display, a bookshelf vignette, or a curio cabinet. The pastoral subject matter and refined craftsmanship make this an appealing collectible for lovers of vintage decorative porcelain.

Toys, Games & Dolls

This charming Fisher-Price Two-Tune Television Music Box (model #114) is a beloved classic from the golden era of American toy manufacturing, produced between the late 1960s and 1970s. Fisher-Price built its reputation on durable, imaginative toys that sparked creativity in generations of children, and this music box TV is one of their most iconic designs. The scrolling screen features hand-illustrated nursery rhyme scenes including London Bridge is Falling Down and My Fair Lady, rendered in the warm, whimsical style that defined mid-century children's illustration. The yellow turn knob advances the scroll while the music box mechanism plays the accompanying tune, creating a delightful multi-sensory experience. This piece is a wonderful example of post-war American toy design, appealing equally to serious Fisher-Price collectors, nursery decorators seeking vintage charm, and nostalgic baby boomers reconnecting with a treasured childhood memory.

Glassware & Crystal

Seating

This classic wood glider rocking chair offers the timeless comfort and gentle motion that has made gliders a staple in nurseries and living rooms for decades. Featuring beautifully turned spindles, shaped armrests, and a smooth gliding mechanism on a sturdy hardwood base, this chair reflects the traditional American craftsmanship popular in the late 20th century. The tufted blue fabric cushions add a cozy, homey aesthetic that complements country, farmhouse, and traditional interior styles. The wingback-style cushion set provides generous support for extended sitting sessions. An ideal piece for a nursery, reading nook, bedroom, or cozy corner, this glider combines functional design with a warm, welcoming presence that suits a variety of home settings.

Vases, Bowls & Decorative Objects

This exquisite frosted art glass dish is molded in the form of a fully bloomed flower, with overlapping petals radiating from a detailed center stamen. The soft yellow-green tint concentrated at the center and petal creases is characteristic of vaseline or uranium glass, a beloved material from the late 19th and early 20th century that glows brilliantly under UV black light. The piece reflects the Art Nouveau sensibility of celebrating nature through decorative form, with fluid, organic lines and fine surface texture achieved through a satin acid-etched finish. Small loop handles on either side echo the scalloped petal edge, adding both elegance and functionality. This style of decorative dish was produced by several prominent glasshouses of the era, including Verlys, Jobling, and various Bohemian manufacturers, and remains highly sought after by art glass collectors and Art Nouveau enthusiasts worldwide.

Vases, Bowls & Decorative Objects

This striking vase features a deep, lustrous oxblood (sang de boeuf) glaze — one of the most celebrated and historically significant glazes in ceramic tradition. Originating in Chinese imperial kilns of the Qing Dynasty and later adapted by Western studio and art pottery movements, the rich red glaze was achieved through precise copper-reduction firing techniques that made each piece uniquely one-of-a-kind. The vase's rounded, globular form is crowned by a distinctive flared collar trimmed in gold and black banding, adding an elegant contrast to the warm crimson body. This architectural neck treatment echoes both Asian and Arts & Crafts decorative traditions, suggesting either a period piece or a high-quality studio reproduction inspired by those movements. A handsome accent piece that commands attention on any shelf, mantle, or curio display. The warm tones pair beautifully with traditional, Asian-inspired, or eclectic interiors.

Fine China & Dinnerware

This striking antique porcelain plate features a dramatic jet-black ground adorned with a delicately painted scene of two lovebirds perched on a branch, surrounded by trailing ivy vines, maple-like leaves, and clusters of berries. The monochromatic palette rendered in soft sage and cream tones against the black ground is characteristic of the Aesthetic Movement and Anglo-Japanese style that flourished in the late 19th century. The rim is richly decorated with a continuous border of scrolling ivy foliage, echoing the naturalistic motifs of the central scene and reflecting the period's deep fascination with botanical and avian subjects drawn from both European and Japanese artistic traditions. This plate would make a compelling addition to a collection of Victorian decorative arts, transferware, or dark-palette antique ceramics, and displays beautifully on a wall or plate stand.

Vases, Bowls & Decorative Objects

This beautifully crafted studio pottery bowl showcases the artisan tradition of sgraffito — a technique in which designs are incised through layers of slip or glaze to reveal contrasting color beneath. The result is a striking composition of carved leaf sprigs and a central starburst medallion set against a luminous turquoise-blue field. The color palette moves dramatically from a deep oxblood red at the rim through soft celadon and warm golden tones toward the bowl's center, reflecting the unpredictable and celebrated effects of high-fire reduction or copper-oxide glaze chemistry. This interplay of color is a hallmark of skilled studio ceramics. Whether displayed as a sculptural centerpiece or used as a decorative serving piece, this bowl exemplifies the expressive possibilities of contemporary studio pottery. It would complement both bohemian and transitional interiors with equal grace.