Shaped like a walnut, this old glass Christmas ornament would be a perfect size for a feather tree. Dating 1920’s -1930’s, the nut is in burnish colors of gold and vivid pink. Metal wire loop inserted in the top of … Read More
From an era long ago, a small collection of keepsakes with a record of ownership. These pieces of lace making plus a wedding pillowcase were found tucked away in an old chest. Each with a hand written note to document … Read More
Dating from the 1950’s, a vintage Christmas glass ornament figure of man in moon. It is an opaque glass with painted areas to define the face. Metal cap with metal hanger. Marked West Germany on the cap. Find out more … Read More
Deck the halls….and your Christmas tree with vintage ornaments of the past. This blue and white mercury glass mandolin is sure to please. Metal cap with impressed wording is hard to read but believe is Czechoslovakia. Dating from the 1940’s or … Read More
A very nice lithograph tin candy container in the shape of a football. What small boy wouldn’t have liked this tucked in his Easter basket. Dating about the 1930’s. Marked Germany. A fun container to display with other vintage toys or … Read More
A very small size, so perfect for an old feather Christmas tree, glass garland or roping. A nice addition to an old-fashion Christmas tree. The multi solid color garland is 30″ long. It features round connected double beads and elongated beads … Read More
A very interesting Christmas tree ornament from the 1950’s in the shape of a watermelon. Made of a foam type material, the piece is molded, scored and sliced to resemble a cut watermelon. Find out more about this product HERE! … Read More
An early 20th Century Christmas tree ornament of tinsel, glass and twisted wire. The blown glass, in a golden color is in a tear drop shape then wrapped in twisted wire. Gold tinsel outlines the edge of the ornament with … Read More
A delightful children’s storybook of the travel and adventures of Little Jack Rabbit And The Big Brown Bear. Dated 1921 by David Cory, published by Grosset & Dunlap. Illustrations by H. S. Barbour. Each chapter of the 128 page book, … Read More
This is a charming school book, First Steps In English, by Albert LeRoy Bartlett, copyright in 1899, printed in 1900. The Silver Series of Language Books. A beautiful illustrated grammar book, printed with glossy pages. Mostly black and white … Read More