Tiki’s Tiered Treasures

06/17/2026

These sweet floral plates, turned 2 tiered stand, are part of the Hazel pattern, produced by Scio Pottery in Scio, Ohio beginning around 1935. Featuring a lovely pink rose surrounded by blue and yellow flowers, scalloped edges, and delicate 22K gold trim, it’s a beautiful example of American pottery from the Depression-era and post-war years.

One of the most charming stories about the Hazel pattern is that many pieces were reportedly given away as movie theater promotions and local business giveaways in the 1930s and 1940s. Imagine taking home a piece of china after a night at the movies!

Today, Hazel remains a favorite among collectors for its cottage-style charm, cheerful florals, and nostalgic connection to everyday American life nearly 90 years ago. 🌸✨
For sale: $35 +shipping

06/16/2026

This tray is one of my favorites. It just oozes MCM vibes with the fruit motif and 22K gold details.

The vintage Colclough bone china teacup features a delicate gold chintz pattern.

Mid Century ESCO Japan 9" Gold Rim Serving Bowl takes center stage in this tier.

1940's German Porcelain Fruit Plate by Winterling Bavaria is a stunning base.

For sale: $45 +shipping

06/14/2026

Stunning plate made into a distinct jewelry holder, hanging bird feeder or catch all. It is made by the Pope-Gosser China Company in Coshocton, Ohio. The company produced this line during the mid-century era, primarily in the 1940s. It’s stamped, “Warranted coin gold” meaning the trim is made with exceptionally high-purity gold (typically 22k to 24k).

$22 +shipping

Handcrafted tiered trays, ring holders and bird feeders made from up-cycled vintage cups and saucers.

06/14/2026

How cute is this little ring tray? Royal Albert Bone China, manufactured in England, in the Pink Roses pattern with ribbed gold trim.
Snap this beautiful piece up!
$18 +shipping

06/13/2026

Come by and see our booth at the Blueberry Jubilee! 🫐🤩💙
We have two raffles going on right now that benefit Backpack Buddies of Poplarville! 🎒

06/13/2026

06/12/2026

"Nippon Yoko Boeki" saucer made in Japan. Stamp on back.
Gorgeous gold gilt edge and delicate florals. I’ve created a ring holder with gold cone to stack your rings.

$20 +shipping

06/12/2026

“A single rose can be my garden; a single friend, my world." — Leo Buscaglia

Lovely handmade ring dish from a vintage porcelain display plate with beautiful roses featured in the center. What friend would you buy this for?

$18 +shipping

06/12/2026

This is a Castle Court brand ring holder, in the discontinued Chrysanthemum pattern, featuring pink and yellow flowers with orange trim. It is a Post-WWII export manufactured in Japan as part of the country's booming mid-century ceramic export market. Just darling!

$20 +shipping

06/11/2026

Franciscan Desert Rose is the best-selling and longest-running American dinnerware pattern in history. First introduced in 1941 by Gladding, McBean & Co. in California. It was so popular that Jacqueline Kennedy selected it for use in the White House staff kitchen. Did you know that a set was permanently placed on display in the Smithsonian?
Own your own piece of history!
3 tiered tray with two fabulous pieces of Franciscan Desert Rose and one piece of authentic Fiestaware.

For Sale: $45 +shipping