$24.00
Three packages of unopened, unused Proctor and Gamble ( P and G ) laundry soap. Great for display in your laundry room, each are wrapped in a blue wax paper with white printing. Vintage 1940’s or 1950’s.
Condition is decent with some normal wear to the paper wrapping. Sold as a lot of 3
A Victorian hanging brass match safe holder for keeping matches. This little gem could be used today, just as much as then, to store matches to light candles. The holder is partially shape like an umbrella, or parasol, fastening to … Read More
Antique Tin Apple Corer – Early 1900s Hand-Formed Kitchen Primitive, T-Handle Farmhouse Tool Dating from the early 1900s, this tin apple corer is a fine example of early American kitchen utility and handmade craftsmanship. Formed in the familiar T-handle design, … Read More
A calico primitive farmhouse sunbonnet from the early 1900’s. The wonderful old fabric is a maroon with white dot. The stiffened brim is embellished with a decorative thread stitch. A ruffle around the face area, with a tiny bit of … Read More
Another old primitive cookie cutter for your farmhouse decor, this nice old tin cookie cutter is from the later Victorian or early 1900’s. Shaped in a club, it is a flat back with strap handle. Soldered around the edge of … Read More
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A small flat back tin cookie cutter with strap handle from the early 1900’s. The tin cutter features a running bunny rabbit. Solder edges. Possibly handmade from a small local tinsmith, Size is 2-3/8″ long at the top edge x … Read More