Ceramics

Stoneware and blue glaze jar with lid. The six sides of the jar are resemble tulip petals.

Contains a Challah tray and the top of Seder Plates (the three tiers are in box 4.)

Box contains a Greek inspired pitcher, a large bottle, a Southwest vessel, and a white small bottle.

This box includes (13) items such as (3) plaques, (2) letter openers, (1) coffee mug, (1) beer stein, (4) belt buckles, (1) pin, and (1) bow tie.

Box contains a teal jar with handles and lid and a casserole dish and lid with teal glaze and incised images of vegetables.

Box contains a four piece Havdalah set of stoneware and glaze, a white and blue stoneware with lid, and a stoneware and glaze blue jar with lid. Havdalah is the religious ceremony that marks the symbolic end of Shabbat and ushers in a new week. The ritual invoves lighting a special havdalah candle with several wicks, blessing a cup of wine and smelling sweet spices.

This box contains (2) beer steins, (3) coffee mugs, (1) bag of pins and badges, and (2) Arkansas license plates reading 'Caller' and 'Cal.'

This box contains several ceramic statues, including one of a dancing couple, two of men playing instruments (the violin player is slightly damaged), and two individuals dancing, likely a set, one man and one woman.

This box contains several pieces of memorabilia, including a Scottish sporran (purse worn with a kilt), four small ceramic dancing figures, a magnetic piece with small square dancers on it, a wooden doll carved and dressed to look like an asian figure, a felt 1993 hanging calendar that says "Square Dancing is For All Seasons", two posters for the Cheyenne Mountain Dancers, and other small pieces of square dancing memorabilia.