1940’s vintage tin lithograph American Can Company coin bank. This neat advertising bank features a jester sitting on a can on one side. Around the base of the can a lively group of elves gather an assortment of fruits and … Read More
Just in time for decorating your dining table for an autumn setting, this vintage fall scapes luncheon size tablecloth napkin set would be pretty cool! Dating from the vintage years of the 1950’s, the set features, in a raised stitch, … Read More
Now, if you like charming hand made ladies necessities from bygone eras, you will adore this vintage late Edwardian 1920’s home sewn case for storing stockings hosiery. It has never been used, stored away in a drawer, possibly even received … Read More
Dating from the early 1950’s or possibly late 1940’s, a stunning summer white floor length wedding bridal gown including an undergarment slip and finger tip tulle veil. This stunning dress is made of a organdy voile cotton fabric with raised … Read More
Dating these floras about 1830’s to 1840’s. For your home and garden decorating, a group of seven bookplate lithograph print pages. Suitable for matting, framing or your inspiration. Each page of the hand colored floral engravings are divided in four … Read More
I remember as a kid my grandmother making hair bows and doll clothing from ribbon such as this. Vintage 1930’s or 1940’s. The rayon ribbon is a sheer gauze open weave fiber. Color is a rose pink color. There are … Read More
Years ago the enjoyment of scrapbooking and other artistic forms using paper scraps were a popular craft. It seems this favorite just doesn’t go out of style. If you love to create why not create with old lithograph paper scraps … Read More
A sweet home sewn white cotton dress for a vintage 1920’s doll. Made of batiste fabric, the dress features a stand up lace collar, long sleeves with lace at the cuff, button to waist at the back plus insertion lace … Read More
A beautiful tambour needlelace embroidery tulle net dresser runner. Vintage from the 1920’s, this gorgeous piece may have been part of a bedroom set, which may have included the bedspread. The 1920’s was the heyday for this type of net … Read More
A coffee tradecard featuring a sweet Victorian girl advertising the Dannemiller’s Cordova coffee. This very old company was rooted at Canton, Ohio serving the states of Ohio, Pennsylvania and West Virginia. Find out more about this product HERE! Sign up … Read More