We strive to offer the best and most unique jewelry and ceramics with a focus on artistic appeal. Our vast inventory caters to collectors as well as designers on all levels. Shopping with us is an experience. With over twenty years in the business, we look forward to assisting you in achieving just the right look.

The end result should exude happiness in your everyday world. This is just a snippet of our offerings; feel free to contact us anytime to discuss ideas. We look forward to forging new relationships as well as working with our faithful followers.

Whether you are looking for a pitcher, platter, or that elusive foot bath, we have it! Browse our selections for a single piece or an instant collection.

Originally used in a merchant display window, these grocery and dairy items are sure to be your most coveted. We are always searching for the pure butter slab and accompanying objects.

Variety of decoration and form abounds. From the simple banded bowls to the extremely scarce mocha-decorated canister, all levels of collectors are sure to find the perfect addition.

Often considered the "Holy Grail" of the yellowware realm and created by the most prolific and experienced potters, objects with this decoration are nothing short of tremendous. We recently acquired a lifetime collection of some of the most fantastic mocha and earthworm-decorated pieces; thus, this is an incredible opportunity.

Custom-made in the 1800's, each piece of English Victorian jewelry was created to convey a special meaning. For example, this compass would have been given as a reminder one could always come home again. Browse our selections as you are certain to discover a connection and a piece which tugs on your heart strings.

English Victorian gold chains and pendants possess personality and allow one to create a unique look. Chains can be combined with modern jewelry and layered for further impact.

Classified as engagement bangles, the intricately engraved bangles were custom-made in America for the recipient with no two alike. These were then stacked with her original monogrammed bangle; thus, stacks of either all floral or a mix of floral and jeweled ones create a unique and interesting look today.

Preceding the engagement ring, these monogrammed bangles were originally engraved with the initial of the suitor's surname and would be presented when he proposed. They are now worn to denote either the last name, first name, or stacked as three to form the complete monogram.

Watch chains can be wrapped numerous times to create a layered effect while shorter chains can be used to accompany a favorite locket or pendant. They provide a unique alternative for a "go to" standard chain. Cannonball-adorned chains are a favorite. Browse our selections to find yours.

Buckle jewelry became all the rage in the mid-1800's during Queen Victoria's reign. Bangles and lockets with this motif are most frequently one's first venture into Victorian jewelry. The locket to the right is the boldest we have seen and has a modern feel yet truly Victorian.