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
Another sweet baby bonnet from the early years of the 1920’s. Made of a creamy silk fabric and rows of lace, this child’ s bonnet is a charmer. Crown of bonnet is made of five rows of ruching in a … Read More
A sweet early 1900’s, Edwardian child’s dress in a blue and white check homespun fabric. The dress sewn at home on a treadle machine. The bodice is constructed with wide vertical tucks on both the front and back of dress. … Read More
Here’s an amazing vintage store prop from an old millinery shop. It was purchased from the Buffalo, N.Y. area and the first time offered for sale. The Arts and Craft hat stand is made of wood, in a white … Read More
A Victorian pen and ink, on paper, framed sketch of an eagle clutching old glory in its talons. What could be more Americana. Drawn and signed by Albert S. Ernst. His name appears again, hand written, on the back of … Read More
A Victorian Mauchline ware thread spool box. The round wooden ware box advertises the Brook Sewing Cottons on the inside of lid and bottom of box. The graphic of the factory on the inside of lid is in excellent condition. … Read More
A lovely pair of 1910 Edwardian to 1920’s white leather gloves. Three pearl buttons fasten the back of gloves. Made in France printed label inside each of the gloves. The gloves are still tied together, never been worn. Small size … Read More