Cheeky Smiling Feet Japanese Bisque Cone Incense Burner it likely dates to the

it likely dates to the mid to late 1860s

The thermometer face identifies it as being in commemoration of the Massachusetts Bay Colony tercentenary

This retro napkin holder would feel right at home in a kitchen modeled after a 50s diner

Here is a beautifully preserved and framed delicate handkerchief from Camp Devens

This vintage sterling silver ring features a simple design with a very nice and very large malachite stone

Cheeky Smiling Feet Japanese Bisque Cone Incense Burner it likely dates to theHere is a very peculiar incense burner meant for cone incense. It features a cheeky looking man with a gaping grin and large anthropomorphized feet with big grins of their own! The man's head has 9 smoke holes, along with an open mouth, and each toe features a smoke hole of its own. It is made of hand painted un glazed porcelain (bisque) and is in good condition, though it could use a cleaning. The back features a wide opening to deposit and light