Vintage Mixed Lot — Rex Johncox Butter Crock, Tin Bank, Glass Elephant & More

A fun grab-bag of vintage character pieces, the kind that turn up one at a time at estate sales but rarely all together. The standout is a stoneware butter crock marked "For Butter Only — Rex Johncox, Onsted, Michigan," roughly 4" tall with a bold blue-on-white label — solid and intact. Alongside it: a colorful tin lithograph schoolhouse coin bank labeled "School P.S. 23" with a coin slot in the roof; a pair of black glazed ceramic lamb figurines with red bow ties (paint wear visible on the bows); a black glazed ceramic dachshund pencil-and-letter holder with gold lettering; a clear art-glass elephant figurine/paperweight with trunk raised; a ruby red ruffled glass bowl; a small glass milk bottle from Lititz Family Cupboard (est. 2001); and a clear glass advertising ashtray from Nationwide Inn / An Albert Pick Motel. General light wear throughout consistent with age and use. *Generated with Gavel AI — please ask questions if the description doesn't seem right.