Welcome to Thrill of the Hunt #51! Today I have some new-to-me finds that I'd like to share.  And I'm hoping you can help me identify one find in particular. Let's start with something I had no trouble identifying.


First I'll just let you look at it.


Isn't she pretty?


Based on this makers mark it's a piece of Daher Decorated Ware, made in England for Daher of Long Island, New York. The copyright is 1971, but I have not been able to find any detailed company history to be able to tell just how old this tray really is.

I knew when I saw this that it was something special. I looked upon it as a small pitcher, not realizing that it was half of a sugar and creamer set.


It's vintage English china. Royal Winton Grimwades to be exact,



My research puts this item in the c. 1934-1950 time period. And even without the sugar bowl I think it's still worth something.  I paid 99 cents for it.


Okay this one is admittedly a bit odd.




Clearly it's vintage.  At first I thought the face was a bit creepy but its grown on me and now I think she's kind of cute. It cost me all of 50 cents.


After much research I found nothing to tell me who made her or how old she really is. All I have is this label. When I look up the store name and address I come up empty handed. I found plenty of sleeping baby figurines images online but not this one.