Sorry picture of the Corner cabinet made by Frank Brown.  You can see the shelves behind the glass door.  Below the bottom shelf that you see is another compartment with a solid door behind the stack of two water bottles.  The cabinet is really quite nice.  You have to like solid mahogany which beats the current pressed wood cabinets in use today.  The cabinet can be had most any time except I have to do something with the stuff in it. 

If no family member wants these items they will be available on Craigs list or given to thrift shops. It is time to save this dirty job from our executors.
If you are not family make and offer or contact by a comment of your interest in the items

Antique and art glass

Pretty bud vase about 8 inches tall.

If no family member wants these items they will be available on Craigs list or given to thrift shops. It is time to save this dirty job from our executors.
If you are not family make and offer or contact by a comment of your interest in the items

Bone China and ceramics.

 

Cast brass trotter 6 inches long. Not signed.

Hall 6 cup yellow gold trimmed teapot with internal tea leave strainer wedding gift from Florence Sutherland.  Good friends of Kay's parents The little knob on top was knocked off many years ago and no replacement found so far.  Replacements Limited of South Carolina (NC)  may have a replacement lid.  I a haven't check for a number of years
Also available, although I cant imagine why, is the notebook  with Kay's notes on who gave us wedding gifts. That is the reason I know who gave it and where it came from.  Her penmanship was outstanding.  


glish

Paragon English bone china. Flower Festival pattern

Royal Albert bone china saucer

Royal Winton saucer

What looks like an imperfection is a reflection of some kind

14 k gold

Thomas Bavarian Bone china sugar bowl.

Spoils of war. WW2.

I went back to Salzburg about 1996 hopng to find the house it came from but could not find it.

f no family member wants these items they will be available on Craigs list or given to thrift shops. It is time to save this dirty job from our executors.

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Vases

Ceramic figurine done by Miriam Adkins (Brown) fired in the 20's probably. She was the mother of Betty Fukuyami Lived in Cottage grove Ore. Sister of Ross, Frank, Charley etc,

Rose vase small

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Japanese Doll china pieces. (Not compete)

Music Box

Ceramic doll bed with mattress with music box, Plays "Rock a Bye Baby"

Highly glazed Japanese doll dishes. The tea pot seems to have lost it's top. Cups, saucers, cream pitcher, teapot, I Think these are hand painted because the pictures seem to vary a little as far as placement of color is concerned. Kay has had these for many, many years. I forget the significance but some of these are stamped "made in Japan." That makes them made either before or after the occupation ended. I believe the ones just stamped "Japan" are of a later date. These could be Kay's from when she was a little girl.

shecant tell me now. I don't know what the Japanese stamp was in those days. Only one is stamped anyway. The teapot I think.

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NW Indian Carving by H C Brown

About 14 inches tall with hanger for hanging on a wall.
carved H C Brown about 1965. Purchased from the Indian Center then at 113 Cherry Street in Seattle. I think it is cedar but am not sure. Light like cedar but does not smell. However because it is 40 years hence that might be the reason. I think it was named "boy eaten by bear" but the paper on the back came off. The sales slip is still stapled to it. I think it is Tlingit

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Watercolor for Dianne's Nursery

This has been rolled up for 71 years. It is in it's original tube.

Approximately 12 by 15 inches. good color, paper is getting brown.

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Water color painting originally purchased when Dianne was born. Bought to decorate the walls of her nursery It is a 12x15 inch water color. The colors are good although the paper is getting brown. Not surprising considering it is about 70 years.

So is Dianne

Erphila Ceramic from Occupied Germany

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A 4 inch porcelain figuring stamped made in Occupied Germany. As this is a Czechoslovakia company the only way I can see it as occupied Germany is because it was under American occupation before the Americans moved back and it went under other occupation. I didn't send it home so we got it somewhere later.