The Gatherings Antique Vintage is pleased to offer this wonderful Anton Reiche standing rabbit chocolate candy mold. The mold dates about 1920s -1930s. The maker of this mold, from Dresden, Germany, was one of the most famous chocolate mold companies. It … Read More
Unworn old stock, men’s collarless shirt from the Edwardian – 1920’s. The shirt is a white cotton with black stripes. Arrow label with original price tag. Still tied and pinned in the original packaging, so without undoing, I haven’t inspected … Read More
Exceptionally gorgeous group of Victorian crazy quilt blocks from the later Victorian era. Made of silks, velvet, and ribbons. Many with beautiful embroidery work, Two with hand painting, such as the heron and crane. Fancy embroidery includes a Victorian child, … Read More
Here’s a very cool advertising ink well, for fountain pens, from a time long ago. Dating about the 1920’s, perhaps earlier, a Signet Peacock Blue lithographic tin and glass inkwell. Manufactured by Russia Cement Company, Gloucester, Mass. Makers of LePage’s … Read More
A cute storybook for children, The Toy Town Book, written by S. G. Hulme Beaman, published by Warne. No date but about 1930’s. Chapters of the book include Grunty The Pig, Ham and Eggs, Jenny the Giraffe, Jimmy the Baby … Read More
From the 1930’s, a pretty dress collar made of cream chiffon crepe and lace. Attached to the chiffon is a pretty piece of machine cotton lace of an openwork floral design. At the bottom edge, a piece of permanent pleated … Read More
Here is a small size china powder jar from the late Edwardian – 1920’s era. Inside opening of jar is of brass, as is the catch. I especially love the detailing to the lady on the lid, with her chiseled … Read More
Made by Marx and Haas Clothing Co., St. Louis, MO, During the early 1900’s until the 1920’s, clothiers selling Marx menswear gave, as a gift, knickers to good customers after they had a baby boy. It was a way of … Read More
Dating from the 1940’s, a child’s Easter hat in natural straw. Purple velvet hat band and edge trimming around the brim. Original cluster of fabric flowers pinned to the hat. A lovely bonnet, perfect for your Easter parade! Suitable for … Read More
A vintage Art Deco 1920’s darn net lace lacis tablecloth in an ecru color. This type of tablecloth was all the rage during the 1920’s and 1930’s ~ everyone had one, or wanted one for their dining room table. This … Read More