Memory Lane Cottages Trout Leap by Peter Tomlins Ceramic Figurine 1985

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The Memory Lane Cottages Trout Leap by Peter Tomlins Ceramic Figurine from 1985 is a unique and collectible piece suitable for display in any room. This asymmetrical, hand-painted figurine features a multicolor cottage design that embodies the country style of the late 20th century. Made of ceramic and porcelain, this medium-sized figurine captures the essence of a quaint village scene, making it a charming addition to any collection.

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The Cat’s Meow 1985 Fine Jeweler Shop Series III

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The Cat's Meow  1985 Series IIIFine Jeweler Shop This ¾” thick pine Fine Jeweler is hand screen printed on the front and back. This shop was designed after a building in Marietta, Ohio. It is part of a ten-piece series of buildings created by Cat’s Meow founder, Faline Jones, in her third year of business. This series was introduced in 1985 and retired Dec 31, 1990. This piece is from the 1990 production year. Look for the trademark black cat, Casper, on every Cat’s Meow Village design. Handcrafted in the USA. 3 1/2″ long, 4″ tall, 3/4″ wide

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The Cat’s Meow 1985 Fine Jeweler Shop Series III

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This collectible piece from The Cat’s Meow Fine Jeweler Shop Series III, crafted in 1985, is a charming wood carving that captures the essence of a fine jeweler shop. Artist Faline’s intricate workmanship is evident in the multicolor design, making it a delightful addition to any room. The smooth finish and jewelled features add to its novelty and charm, making it an ideal gift for adults on any occasion. This original piece, made in the United States, is a must-have for collectors of unique and whimsical artwork.

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Mudlen Originals Greenfield Village general store

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Mudlen Originals pottery representation of the Greenfield Village general store. This depiction is from the 1980’s interpretation as Elias A. Brown General Store. The building is currently known as JR Jones General Store. Item is in excellent condition with a small chip on the front roof line. These buildings were sold in the Greenfield Village store in the mid-1980’s. See picture with the quarter for scale.

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