The Gatherings is offering a charming printed cloth doll from about 1899 to the early 1900’s.  The 25″ doll is advertising flaked rice cereal, hence her name, Miss Flaked Rice. Many of these type of advertising dolls were printed... Read More

Here is a nice graphic quilt in a Double Irish Chain.  It dates from the early 1900’s and is in a red/black & white/black calico fabric.  The small squares are 1″ square. All hand stitched except for the edging ... Read More

Dating from about the Victorian 1890’s, a framed lithograph printed paper motto “God Bless Our Home”.  A trail of pansies and fern off set the motto verse on the one side.  Printed on a background of black, the motto is... Read More

All About Cinderella children’s storybook from 1916.  Illustrated by Johnny Gruelle.  Published by Cupples and Leon, New York.  Hard board covers with eight colored illustrations.  Numerous black and white on the glossy pages.       Find out more... Read More

The Art Deco look of the 1930’s had it own style. Even accessories for clothing such as this cloisonne and brass belt buckle speaks of the time period.  Set on a blue enamel color, the brass is highlighted in... Read More

A pair of opera glasses or binoculars for field hunting /bird watching, that a fashionable Victorian lady would have liked to have.  This pair, marked Chevalier, Paris on the lens, is embellished with a scenic touch of birds in... Read More

I am offering a lot of 9 fraternal order regalia collars banners dating from the late 19th century or very early 1900’s Victorian Edwardian. I have not been able to ascertain the exact order of the collars but believe... Read More

Five small antique gem size tintypes of children framed on page from a photo album.  The three boys and two girls look to be teenagers and from their clothing, date about 1870’s. Portrait head and shoulders.      ... Read More