A darling pair of hand tatted white baby slipper shoes. Dating from 1920’s or 1930’s. The pair have been cleaned to freshen and new old vintage ribbon laces have been added. Sweet shoes for a baby’s Christening, gift giving or … Read More
This beaded bouquet of flowers will never wilt. So decorate your home (or suitable for crafts) a bouquet from the 1920’s or 1930’s. The blossoms are individually made, starting with the larger petals of small bead in a pearl luster, … Read More
Very sweet old fashion vintage play toy. Dates late 1920’s or early 1930’s, the graphics of the box shows a little girl making cookies. A children boxed cookie pretend play toy Depression era set. Original graphic box, the old set consist … Read More
Another sweet Victorian, early 1900’s doll dress and hat. A 2 piece ensemble, consisting of a bodice and skirt. Made of a sheer floral cotton fabric, the ruffles of the skirt are edged in narrow black velvet ribbon. No waist … Read More
An endearing book title “When Mother Sings” by Clara Griffith Gazzam. The book is dated 1917 and published by the Thompson-Smith Company. It is 7 pages of sweet poetry related to the expectant mother to the birth of her child. … Read More
Here’s a little charmer! A neat 1950’s felted wool & velvet mid 1950’s hat in a light brown and rust color. Wide brim at the front of the hat tapering to very narrow at the back. A wide ruffle of … Read More
Make Real Cookies with Aluminum Animal Cooky Cutters. Sweet child’s toy cookie set still on the graphic original cardboard card. Dating from the 1940’s, the cutters have never been used or removed from the card. Find out more about this … Read More
An old 1920 – 1930 vintage photograph photo. Dressed in their Sunday best, these two boys are having fun playing with their homemade wooden race car with metal spoke wheels. Ready to roll away, a picture was taken before hand. … Read More
Vintage late 1940s or 1950s plush red wool felt children bedroom slippers. Featured are a dapper gentlemen coattail rabbit, who appears to be the character, Uncle Wiggily. He is dancing a jig with a girl, maybe his niece, Susie Littletail. … Read More
A Victorian 19th century white cotton long apron. Accented with hand embroidery turkey red / redwork feather stitching at the top edge of the bib and along the bottom hem. The apron style is a pinner apron (one which the … Read More