Lot 486: A Collection of 28 Novelty and Decorative Curio Cabinet Items, including David Winter Style Dioramas, Miniature Porcelain, and Figurines

A collection of 28 decorative and novelty objects, primarily dating from the mid-to-late 20th century, presented on a red plastic tray. The lot comprises mixed materials including ceramic, porcelain, resin, and plastic. Key components include two large resin dioramas housed under clear glass domes, consistent with the style of David Winter cottages, depicting detailed landscapes and architecture. Also present is a cream-colored plastic vertical rotating organizer, possibly a music box, decorated with applied rose decals. The lot includes several miniature porcelain items, forming a partial tea set, characterized by white bodies and gold trim, including a teapot, cups, saucers, and a shaker. Further items include three novelty egg-shaped containers, one of which is hand-inscribed “Hot and,” a heart-shaped porcelain trinket box with a floral motif, various small figurines (including a Hotei figure, animals, and a man in a hat), three small terracotta pots, and assorted ceramic vessels.