cindyjune

Massachusetts

I'm a New Englander, always looking for the unusual trinkets, glass and tools. I've been collecting for quite a while now and have realized that I have to let some I'm a New Englander, always looking for the unusual trinkets, glass and tools. I've been collecting for quite a while now and have realized that I have to let some things go. I'm running out of room! Istarted with Mccoy cookie jars way back when and they still hold a place in my heart. (Read more)

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Suunto by Helsinki Vintage Compass - Tools and Hardwarein Tools and Hardware
Blue Glass Ashtray with Etched Foreign Words - Tobaccianain Tobacciana
Locking cabinet drawer dovetail - Furniturein Furniture
Locking Base for Furniture - Furniturein Furniture
Singer Sewing Machine on Vintage Post Card - Sewingin Sewing
Metal Lamp with Dragon Finial - Lampsin Lamps
Three more from 1953 Boston Traveler  Wow, what prices! - Advertisingin Advertising
Easter Ham and Coca Cola - Advertisingin Advertising
Ribbon Edge Glass Bowl - Art Glassin Art Glass
Abstract Art Rubberized Glass - Glasswarein Glassware

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  1. I love this style Very nice!
  2. Thanks Bellin68. I love all sorts of colored glass!
  3. Hi Bernadette! Thanks for the info. I enjoyed finding this postcard with the machine on it!
  4. I love colored glass and haven't seen one like this yet. The square bottom is cool.
  5. Thanks so much. I went through my bag of old keys and the last one actually locked the cabinet. Didn't work in the drawer but that is ok. I am really starting to love this piece!
  6. I have the large soup pot, says Milanoware by Lantoni, 70's vintage I think.
  7. Very stunning!
  8. try googling hs arabia ceramic
  9. Very beautiful! I love chairs. There are so many styles and I can fit them into my Camry!
  10. Thanks Scott, I will start my search this morning. You and blunder are both very knowledgeable and I appreciate your help. I'll post an update when I find something. I'll post a photo of the dovet...
  11. Omigosh Scottvez, you are correct! The keyholes in the doors are upside down the way I have it! This is so cool! Thank you so much!! blunderbuss, thank you for helping me figure this out! So, may...
  12. Thanks, blunderbuss. I should have photographed the top as there are holes in the corners as though something was there. The burl is veneer, I wonder if it is Victorian style. I just liked it (I s...
  13. This set is beautiful! Great find! I think Scandinavian designs always have such a great, distinct look. I am green with envy!:)
  14. What a gorgeous piece! I would wear it often!
  15. Too cute! Bad kitty is such an adorable kitty! I am definitely a cat lady, my avatar is my cat Inga, one blue eye, one yellow eye, completely deaf and a real sweetie! She loves to knock things off ...
  16. I took the base apart a bit and found it was made in India by Stalwart. Never heard of them. Now I am having trouble putting the base back on!
  17. Here's a pic of the lamp without the shade. The wiring is newer. Thanks for your help blunderbuss2.
  18. I don't see any sign of a filling spout. I am still trying to figure out the mark on the back. I appreciate any help you can offer!
  19. Very cool!
  20. Love it! I like all kinds of crackle glass.
  21. Hi, thanks for your comment Bellin68. I have since found out that a Russel Wright piece says Russel Wright. This is a design by him produced by Conant Ball Furniture, but does not say Russel Wright....
  22. Thanks TallCakes, the first thing I did was go to my Blenko book but I really don't know if they made the green color. Maybe that is where I saw it first. The hunt is really fun, isn't it?
  23. Thank you so much VCO! You have provided me with much info to look at and solve the mystery. I also have a pair of earrings that appear to be the same style of delft painting. thanks to all
  24. Love Suzie Cooper! Thanks for posting!
  25. Ij don't remember metal boxes when the milk was hand delivered, we got a box later on when a truck came by. I do remember the cardboard caps and about and inch or so of yummy cream at the top that ha...
  26. I love old photos! This one is particularly interesting. Thanks for posting.
  27. In the 50's we still had one old guy who drove a horse driven milk wagon in our neighborhood. On Saturdays he would let us kid get in the wagon and ride along on the route. Once he let me hold the r...
  28. Thanks davyd286 for your comment. I need to improve the picture and I will.
  29. Amazing collection! And so red! Thanks for sharing!
  30. Wow that is gorgeous!
  31. right click on your pictures then left click "rotate right"
  32. Try doing a light pencil rubbing on it and maybe you can see more.
  33. can you post different views of it?
  34. I know Bradley and Hubbard made bookends. Maybe they made soap dishes? Worth checking out. Love it
  35. That's funny blunderbuss2, The only time I ever saw a live armadillo was in Forida. It stood so still I thought it was a statue. The it jumped straight up about 2 feet and took off into the brush. ...
  36. Does it taste like chicken?
  37. Thanks for your comments, inky, Bellin68, AR8Jason, vetraio50 and all. I don't think you know how welcome your communication is. I live in a very isolate situation and always look forward to your k...
  38. Thanks vetraio50! I went to the potteries site and found the mark on the bottom of the creamer, said to have been used from 1897 into the 20th century. thank you so much for your help.
  39. AR8Jason, thank you so much. Yes the bottom says Tunstall, England, letteer S, number 36, and Adams Est 1657. Possibly another mark that is sunk into the pottery too deep to read.
  40. Who doesn't love the road runner? Love it!
  41. Thanks clockerman! I am a boomer who has been watching the space race pretty much from the get go!
  42. Agram, you have such a beautiful collection. Just when I think I have seen the best you post something like these diamonds. Thanks so much!
  43. Thanks Mustangtony and ROBin Hawaii for your comments. Now I feel as though I can solve the mystery! Isn't this fun? cindy
  44. Love it! I have cooked on open fire, in dutch ovens, even in a solar reflector box but would love someday to cook on something similar to your stove. Nice piece!
  45. Fire King merged with Anchor Hocking in 1937 and discontinued production in 1976 if memory serves me right. Hope that helps
  46. That is a very interesting and unique looking lamp. I love it but know nothing about it. And also, love your name. There is a Zillah in my family as well!
  47. Thanks PDAM, (long but lovely name!) I wish men wore awesome tie bars like this all the time!
  48. Love vintage clothing, especially childrens! Thanks for the posts, they are wonderful!
  49. Hi, 9 am here! I keep trying to make the L look like a Z but I don't think it is. I will continue to keep researching the Dutch angle. Thanks. I'll update when I can.
  50. Good morning vetraio50. Yes, between the L and A is a dot which I could not type in. I consider the delft windmill also as Dutch also but the marks leave me confused. The L is quite worn probably ...
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