Planter/Vase, Block Pottery, California, Hand Made. Block was a family-owned Los Angeles pottery that was in existence in the 1940's. This little guy is 4 1/4 high. He is in good vintage condition with normal crazing. There is a label on the bottom that says: "Block Pottery Hand Made California".  

Figurine/Flower or Pencil Holder, Chinese Girl carrying two baskets with cords attached. This piece is 6" tall and 3 1/4" wide. This figurine is solid, quality made. The black-haired girl is wearing wine colored pants with a white top and black trim. The baskets are realistic brown and white. There is a manufacturer's bubble on her chin, very slight crazing, but the piece is otherwise in excellent condition. Not marked.  

Vintage Figurine, Spaghetti Art, Pink Lady, California. This classy gal screams the 50's. She's all dolled up in a lovely pink swishy full length dress and a hat. She is wearing a cape, carrying a muff, and her pretty outfit is generously trimmed in gold-highlighted spaghetti art. She's in her Sunday best with a big solid gold ribbon and bow on her blouse. Aside from light crazing, the figurine is in excellent condition. Not marked.  

Figurine, California, "Libby", Vintage. She is a knockout! Very 50's, this lovely lady is 5" tall and approximately 5" across her skirt at the base. She has lovely red hair and a white formal dress trimmed in blue. Other than slight crazing, she's in excellent condition. Marked "Libby".  

Figurine Vase, Goldammer Ceramics, San Francisco, CA. George C. Goldammer started out as an importer in San Francisco in 1936. In 1945 the company name was changed to George G. Goldammer Pottery, and in 1953 it became Goldammer Ceramics. The company went out of business in 1969. This 1950's figurine is 5 1/8" tall. She is a very pretty dark-haired girl wearing a yellow and blue dress with a yellow picture hat. Her arms surround the opening of the vase. Aside from a little paint wear on the edge of her hat and overall crazing, the figurine is in good vintage condition with no chips or cracks.
 

Vintage Figurine/Planter Pair, Goldammer, San Francisco. Lovely brown-haired boy and girl pair of planters. They are decorated in teal green and white. Their hair, is dark brown. He is holding his hat and she has abeautiful teal green hat and is opening her arms for the planter/flower container. Really a beautiful vintage pair of figurines from the 1950's. They are in excellent condition with the "Goldammer Ceramics" labels.  

Figurine Vase, Goldammer Ceramics, San Francisco, CA. This vintage figurine is 5 1/4" tall. She is a very pretty blonde girl wearing a green dress and green picture hat. Her arms surround the opening of the vase. The piece is in very good condition and has the Goldammer Ceramics label.  

Figurine Vase, Goldammer Ceramics, San Francisco, CA. George C. Goldammer started out as an importer in San Francisco in 1936. In 1945 the company name was changed to George G. Goldammer Pottery, and in 1953 it became Goldammer Ceramics. The company went out of business in 1969. This 1950's figurine is 5 1/4" tall. She is a very pretty brunette girl wearing a blue and white dress with a pink and blue picture hat. Her arms surround the opening of the vase. Aside from two pin-head sized paint flakes, the figurine is in good vintage condition with no chips or cracks.  

Shoe Figurine, Karol Western, 22k gold decorated. This eye-catching vitrified china gold-decorated shoe is 4 1/2" wide and 2 1/4" tall. It could be used as a toothpick holder as well as a figurine. It is in very good condition and marked on the bottom "Karol Vitrified China 22KT gold USA".  

Figurine, Kaye of Hollywood, circa late 40's early 50's. The figurine is 10 1/4" tall. She is decorated with lace and lovely pink flowers. Her hair is yellow and she is standing on a blue pedestal. The colors and decoration are beautiful. It's in very good vintage condition with overall crazing and a little applied lace missing. No chips or cracks. It is marked "301 Kaye".  

Figurine, Kaye of Hollywood, gentleman, 9 1/2" tall. I believe he is one of a pair. The time period when this California pottery company was probably in business is between the late 40's and early 50's. This fellow is wearing a powder blue frock coat, pink pants with deep pink and blue flowers and a powdered wig. Very fancy 17th century outfit. He has a 1/8" paint flake on the back of his coat. Otherwise, he's in good condition. The base is marked "Kaye" and the numbers 105 and 3147.  

Vintage Girl Planter, Kim Ward, Hollywood, 1943. This pretty planter is 8 1/2" high by 8/ 3/4" wide. All decorated in dark brown and pale olive green, this beautiful girl is holding her apron wide to receive the plant you want to insert. She is a gorgeous reminiscence of the 1940's. Kim Ward was a former Hedi Schoop employee. Her work was so close to Schoop's that Schoop sued her in 1942 and won. However, the lawsuit may not have spelled the end of Ward's company. She made some very nice California pottery of which this Girl Planter is an example. Other than two glaze flakes on the back side base of the planter, it is in very good vintage condition. It is marked "43 Kim Ward Hollywood".  

Figurine, Peacock, Maurice of California, vintage. This spectacular bird is 16" long and 9 1/2" tall. The peacock is painted in shades of royal blue highlighted with bright yellow, orange and red. He has a red topknot. Other than a tiny pinprick under-the-glaze paint miss, the piece is in excellent condition. It is marked "Maurice of Calif. J-76" USA".  

Bunny Rabbit Figurine, Michael Ezzell, Laguna Beach California. This is one of Michael Ezzell's hand-thrown porcelain whimsical bunny figures. It is 7 3/4" tall. The many styles and creations of Michael Ezzell are well known. This artist has a wide range of talents and creations that include ducks and pigs, the Mad Hatter, gargoyles, and the bunny rabbits. He works out of Laguna Beach, CA. This piece is in good condition with the label that states: "This work of art is a Michael Ezzell original Laguna Beach, CA".  

Figurine, "Toy Ming", Walter Wilson. This figurine is 9" tall. She is wearing a white mandarin coat trimmed in black and black pants. She is holding a gourd which could either be a flower or pencil holder. Her headdress is white and black with pink and blue flowers. Her face and hands are matte finished. This figurine has white spots on her hands and face, apparently done in the factory. She also has minor crazing. She is marked "Toy-Ming by Walter Wilson Calif."