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coffeegrinder0124
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Vintage MHK Garantie Coffee Grinder
Vintage Garantie coffee grinder This has a MHK Garantie label on the front. It works fine. The wood has some striations in it from age; the back has a tight hairline in it. The top mateal piece turns to open. A few dots of wear on the exterior metal. Great when the power goes out! It is 8 inches tall x 5 wide x 5 deep. 1/24scsr
Manufacturer: M H K Garantie
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tinbox1223
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English Box Tin
English box tin. Very attractive tin with flower and fruit motif. Bottom has raised mark: Container Made in England exclusively for Revlon Inc., New York... This box is clean inside and not showing much wear on the outside. It is 10.5 long x 8 wide x 2.5 tall. A great tin to store cards, letters, stereo viewer cards, birthday, anniversary, postcards, buttons, etc. Not sure how old it is, but it has no bar code on it. 12/23s
Manufacturer: Revlon Inc.
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vrack0923
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Vintage Wood Rack
Vintage small wood rack. Cool old rack. It has 4 moveable hangers. Great for a laundry room or whatever. It is 19.25 long x 4.25 tall. Age estimate: 1900's to 1930's. You could hang baby things or small hats; paint it white or another color or leave as is. Be creative! New uses for old things! 9/23scs
Manufacturer: unknown
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copperpot0923
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Vintage Hammered Copper OTS Pot
Vintage hammered copper pot. Incised mark: OTS Made in Turkey. Appears to be hand made, not machine made; the hammered dots are not uniform as a machine-made copper item would be. It stands 7 tall x 8.5 wide and is wider around bottom. Very nice old copper piece with a wrought iron handle. It is not as bright as the photos show; it is darker. It is not lined with tin, so it is likely not for cooking. My research online indicates that most copper cooking items are lined with tin or another metal on the interior if made for cooking. Age estimate: 1900-1920's. Great for an arts and crafts, Southwest or country style room. You can use for many things like flower arrangements, storing other vintage items like old crochet balls, shells, etc. 9/23st
Manufacturer: OTS Turkey
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hammeredcopper0923
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Vintage Hammered Copper OTS
Vintage hammered copper pot. Incised mark: OTS Made in Turkey. It is 7 tall x 9 wide at top x 10 wide across the bottom. Nice aged patina; age estimate: 1900-1920's. It appears to be hand made, not machine made. The hammered spots are not uniform as a machine made piece would be. It has a brass handle. Not likely for cooking since the interior is not lined with tin. According to my research, copper cooking pans are usually lined with tin or another metal if used for cooking, but don't quote me, better to do your own research. This pot is in good vintage condition; just one dent near bottom which is not really noticeable when it is upright. Great for flower arrangement, collections of balls, shells, etc. Nice for an arts and crafts, country or southwest style room. 9/23st
Manufacturer: OTS Turkey
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vcopper0923
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Vintage Turkish Hammered Copper Pot
Vintage hammered copper pot. Incised mark: OTS Made in Turkey. Nice patina on this pot. Brass handles. It is not lined with tin, therefore, it is likely not for cooking. OTS still makes metalwares, they are considered copper masters. Due to the age, patina, I'd estimate this item is from 1920's-40's. It also appears to be hand made, not machine made. The hammered dots are not uniform as a machine made copper vessel would be. Very nice pot; perfect for an arts and crafts, Southwestern, or country room. 9/23st
Manufacturer: OTS Turkey
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spicecabinet0723
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Antique Spice Cabinet
Antique wooden spice cabinet. 15.5 tall x 9.75 wide x 4.5 deep. This very primitive cabinet is usable, but does have age/wear flaws. There is reddish stuff that appears to have been used to fill cracks in the wood. It also has a long split in the top. I like the way it looks, the patina of age, but if you don't like primitive items, it is not for you. The drawers are all intact. These cabinets are shown in country magazines; people use them on old Hoosier cabinets in the kitchen and in sewing/crafts rooms. The wood appears to be oak and the wood seems to have warped a bit over time. Photo #7 is the bottom of the drawer; it is all wood, not plywood or cardboard. The price is reduced for the flaws. 7/23scs
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fruitcaketin0723
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Vintage Fruit Cake Tin
Vintage fruit cake tin. This is TIN, not aluminum and has no bar code on it. Made by the United Bakeries Corporation; Hostess Holiday Fruit Cake. The sides of this tin are good; the top is faded, see photo #5. Age est.: 1920's-40's. Fruit cakes were very popular many years ago; everyone got one as a hostess gift at holiday parties. It is 6.25 long x 3.25 wide x 3 tall. 7/23scs
Manufacturer: United Bakeries Corporation
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bandaidtin0623
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Vintage Band-Aid Tin
Vintage Johnson & Johnson Band-Aid tin. No bar code on it and band-aid boxes are paper now, not tin and it was made in the USA and no barcode on it. This box is in good vintage condition; just the bottom exterior is rusty. It makes a neat gift for the tin or medical collector. It is 3.5 tall x 2.25 wide. 6/23scs
Manufacturer: Johnson & Johnson
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wellerartpottery0523
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Weller Antique Malvern Vase
Antique Weller Pottery Malvern vase. c: 1922-1933. Shown on pg. 271 of the Weller book. The book says this vase was not marked and this vase is not marked. It has 3 stilt marks on the bottom and just a bit of crazing on the bottom. It stands about 9.25 tall and no chips or cracks. It is a beautiful vase. I have seen a few of these listed on other sites which may be fakes because they have various odd looking 'Weller' marks on the bottoms and no stilt marks. Antique pottery almost aways has stilt marks. This vase is quite detailed with long stemmed flower and leaves on it. Photos 6-7 are from the Collector's Encyclopedia of Weller Pottery by Sharon & Bob Huxford 1979 book under the 'fair use' doctrine. 5/23scs
Circa: 1920's
Manufacturer: Weller Pottery Company
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mccoy0523
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Retro McCoy Ball Planter
Vintage McCoy ball planter. c: 1940's+. This planter is 4 inches tall. These also came in a smaller size. It has an incised USA mark on the bottom. All over faint crazing. It has a drainage hole. It has a large surface flake off the bottom near the drainage hole which is not visible unless you turn it upside down. Very cute planter to put faux or live plants; succlents and cactus look neat in these planters. 5/23scs
Circa: 1940's
Manufacturer: McCoy Pottery Co.
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porcelain0523
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Vintage Porcelain Roses Tray
Vintage porcelain tray featuring roses. This beautiful tray is likely antique and I believe it is Limoges porcelain. It has incised number #17 numbers on the backside. It seems to be part transferware and partly hand painted. There is a spot that looks like an artist's initials, not certain, see photos. This tray is 11.5 long x 7.5 wide. It is missing some of the original gold on the edges and there is on teensy chigger bite on one of the pointy edges, see photo #7, enlarged image. It has a couple of pepper dots on it too. This could be an oyster or escargot tray. Very pretty, feminine item to display in your china cabinet or shabby chic room! 5/23sc
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waterford0523
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Waterford Crystal Sugar Shaker
Waterford Crystal sugar shaker. Elegant shaker with etched Waterford mark on the bottom. It stands a bit over 8 inches tall up to top finial. The lid appears to be silver plate. No chips or cracks and very clear crystal. Estate sale item, no box. I think the pattern is Lismore. A lovely piece for your dining room or Waterford collection! 5/23s
Manufacturer: Waterford Crystal
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celeryvase0323
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Antique Pressed Glass Spooner
Antique pressed glass spooner and/or celery vase. It appears to be called 'Ribbed Eclipse', pg. 214 in the book on pressed glass; made by J.B. Higbee, 1905. This vase glows a strong yellow under a black light, see photo. It stands 6.75 tall. It is very bright and clear. It has some teensy chigger bites on the sharp, pointy exterior areas, but they are too tiny to get a photo of. Because of all the detail, you're never going to notice any flaws unless trying to find them up close. A stunning vase for your pressed glass collection! PS: If you don't want to just showcase it, you can use it for faux or real flowers instead of for spoons or celery! 3/23scs
Circa: 1905
Manufacturer: J. B. Higbee
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candyjar0323
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Vintage Candy Jar
Vintage candy jar. Elegant gold trimmed lidded jar. It is not crooked, just my crummy photography skills. Pressed glass or crystal? Glows yellow under a black light indicating it was made prior to 1916. It has no chips or cracks. Two teesy bubbles in the glass; one long stretch line, and one teeny-tiny scratch on the exterior of the jar. It stands 6.25 tall. The gold is intact; this lovely jar does not appear to have been used. The photo of the bubbles is a magnified image. You could also use it in a powder room for cotton balls, pins, etc. A great jar for your collection! Vintage candy dishes are the latest hot nostalgic collectible. Our moms and grannies all had candy jars on the tables for when company came over. 3/23scs
Circa: 1916
Manufacturer: unknown
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biscuitjarantique0223
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Antique Pressed Glass Biscuit Jar
Antique pressed glass pedestal biscuit jar. pre 1916. Glows strong yellow under a black light. It is very clear, and has no chips or cracks. One itsy-bitsy rough dot on lid rim. I will try to locate the pattern and maker time permitting. It stands almost 9.5 tall. The photos do not show how clear it is because of the wavy lines in the glass making it appear dusty in some of the photos, but it is a very clear jar. It does not appear to have been used. It has a diamond pattern with arches/panels. Too large to be a candy jar. A gorgeous antique jar for your collection! 2/23scs
Circa: 1916
Manufacturer: unknown
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waterforddecanter0223
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Waterford Crystal Decanter
Waterford Crystal decanter. Gorgeous decanter. This decanter is a bit fatter than it appears in the first photo; see photos 2-3. I researched this for a few weeks and came up with no identical items with this pattern. I did find one that that was considered rare that was somewhat similar, but not quite, and it was priced at over $1200.00. This item is 9.5 tall and has the Waterford etched mark on the bottom. It does not appear to have ever been used; no chips or cracks and is quite clear. A magnificent addition to your Waterford or barware collection! 2/23
Manufacturer: Waterford Crystal
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limogessalts0223
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Limoges Porcelain Salt Cellars
Antique Limoges porcelain salt cellars. c: 1900's. Seven salt cellars; 3 have blue flowers; 4 have pink flowers = $20/each. All have gold trim. The are 2.25 long x 1.5 wide x 1 inch tall. No chips or cracks. Green backstamps: La Seynie, P P France. 2/23scs
Circa: 1900's
Manufacturer: La Seynie Limoges
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texasware0223a
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Vintage Texas Ware Bowl
Vintage Texas Ware bowl. For mixing or salad. Cool colors; splatter pattern. It is marked: Texas Ware, Plastics Manufacturing Inc. Co. 116, Dallas Texas, USA. It is almost 10 inches wide x 4.5 tall. It has one deep scratch or stretch line in bottom of bowl, not very noticeable that is about 1 inch long. I do not come across these very often; first one I've found in about 5 years. 2/23scs
Manufacturer: Texas Ware Plastics Mfg. Co.
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glassset0123a
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Retro Confetti Glasses and Carrier
Vintage glass carrier and 8 cool glasses. The glasses came from an estate sale, not sure of their age but they are very attractive. The carrier dates to the 1940's-50's. The glasses are very neat; like a confetti pattern but no maker's mark on them. They are 5.25 tall x 2.75 wide. Perfect for mixed drinks or as water glasses. Fun for a birthday party or at x-mas; stick a candy cane or peppermint stick in each of them! The carrier can be repainted any color you like. It is sturdy for display, storage or transporting glassware. 1/23
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soapstrainers0123
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Vintage Soap Strainers
Three vintage soap strainers. These were once used to put soap in and swish them around in a laundry tub to create suds before they had washing machines, I believe. All are in vintage condition. Cool items for your laundry room collection! 1/23vs
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acmegraters1222b
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Vintage ACME Grater Trio
Vintage ACME grater trio and kitchen towel. Three graters for one price. ACME USA graters; vintage but usable condition. Not flimsy like new ones are. And, you get the vintage linen kitchen towel for free! 12/22
Manufacturer: ACME
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acmegraters1222
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Vintage ACME Graters
Vintage ACME graters and vintage kitchen linen towel. Three graters for one price! ACME, Made in USA. All are usable vintage. I have come across somewhat similar, but new graters, however, they are flimsy and I doubt if they are still made in the USA. These ACME graters are said to be good for making potato latkes. 12/22vs
Manufacturer: ACME
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vgarlicpresses1222
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Vintage Garlic Presses
Vintage garlic presses. Three for one price! First is the Zylyss, Swiss Made, cast aluminum press. It is 7.5 long and fully functional. Net is a darkened press that has no markings; it is 6 long and functional. Last is a brighter press marked: Italy. It is also functional and is 6 long. 12/22vs
Manufacturer: Zylyss
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beaters1222
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Vintage Eggbeater Trio
Vintage and antique eggbeater trio and two vintage kitchen towels. First is a Cassidy Fairbanks Mfg. Co. Chicago, patented antique turbine beater, (the darkest one). Next is an antique Ladd beater, N.Y., patented July 7, 1909, and dated, Feb. 21, 1915. Last is a Pat Pending bounce beater. Some wear off the metal rod as shown in the photo and needs to be degreased. All of them work. Start your beater collection! 12/22s
Manufacturer: The Cassidy Fairbank Mfg. Co.
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