Featured Finds Thread

1960s from that frame? Very nice.

 

Looks like, and the artist may still be alive.

 

None of the listings looked like they were worth getting up early for today.

Went to the PO at about noon. Figured I'd hit one of the chronic over pricers along the way.

There was about 40 vehicles there and they'd probably already had hundreds of people through.


Found a few scraps

 

Those are the sales you wonder what everyone else was looking for & could they all not read????

Good for you though!!!

 

Havent been buying much lately,Im truly at critical mass ! But of course,I just cant go cold turkey!
Pretty vase I at first thought newish but am not so sure now.If it is,I love the color so its all good.


Murano (?) bowl,again the color !


Cool little 5 inch Stavangerflint dish


Little bronze (?) leaf dishes


California large souvenier ashtray,never used

7 inch wide milk glass plate trimmed in sterling,now heres the worst part! There were several more with it but all the decorations had worn off and since I didnt see the mark at first I left them! I only got this one because my nephew loves to fish,I truly thought they were plate!


Websters 6 inch long gravy boat (?) and under plate .


Steiff torture instrument (my 9 year old nephew named it so )

 

How long is the spoon?

 

Good finds, Johnny! Your leaves are made of brass and are by VMC (Virginia Metalcrafters).

 

6 inches. I thought a grapefruit spoon ? I only knew the Webster mark because of you .

 

It's an ice cream fork.

https://www.replacements.com/p/kirk...-sterling-1910-ice-cream-fork/kisfomn/2924221

 

And the pattern is Forget Me Not.

 

Ha ! Thank you as always Bakers ! Since mother is forever complaining the ice cream is too hard,this will make her happy!

 

That Haagen Dass comes out of the freezer like a rock...

 

In my house Haagen Dazs doesn't live long enough to refreeze.... Nice haul!

 

Here it goes so fast....I can't remember how to spell the name !!

 

Have been remiss at posting here. Picked up this English oak arts and crafts period wardrobe. Left over from a local estate sale since they couldn't get it open. Bought for $100. Was able to pry the door without breaking it and remove the malfunctioning latch parts.

 

Thanks. Tempted to keep it but have another larger one I am keeping that I bought long ago. Certainly have a soft spot for the English version of arts and crafts.

 

Well, we did start it. That's a very nice Edwardian A&C piece. Cheap as anything.

I got these yesterday. They are Mine.