For my Friday Finds this week - I'm sharing with you things I have
found in the past week... that I have since turned into Etsy listings.
Some have an additional story... Enjoy...
This ironstone pitcher features wonderful pink carnations -
front and back...
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| Click Here to purchase. |
This dog figure in bisque is actually larger than most. But is he
a cocker spaniel? A poodle? A cockapoo? You decide...
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| Click HERE to go to listing |
And these Pyrex cups by Corning are the older milk glass teacups
in the Crazy Daisy or Spring Blossom pattern. Interestingly - Etsy
removed them for approx. 24 hours to 'check on them'. Apparently
they discovered they are legit as they reappeared without incident...
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| Click HERE to purchase |
If you've been following my blog - you've already seen
the story to this doll. I still have no additional information
on where these dolls came from. Can you help?
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| Click HERE to purchase |
Loved the old card to these hair pins... (look at those hairstyles)
and still in such excellent shape. I found 2 of these cards...
and wouldn't you know it - my dog destroyed the 1 card.
Thankfully - there is one remaining...
(It's not the 1st time she destroyed my inventory!)
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| Find the Etsy listing HERE |
The following items are newly listed - but are not finds from my week.
Do you love Art Deco style? Don't miss this picture frame.
Photo space size is a bit unusual at 4" x 6".
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| Visit HERE to purchase and/or learn more about the actor promo photo. |
Some folks are in love with milk white in hobnail. And I'm
finding it quite attractive myself. The sizing of this piece
makes it great as a planter or a low vase...
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| Available HERE |
And aside from the doll above - this is one of my favorites.
I just love everything about this little planter.
And yes - it's McCoy! In luscious pink...
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| Etsy listing HERE |
Happy Friday! No thrifting for me today.
I've a house to clean (my own!).
Blessings ~Joyce
1 comment:
Very pretty finds that you've listed Joyce. Those hairpins are a hoot! I wonder what the problem was with the cups? I remember my MIL having those with the matching dishes. We had the "Butterfly Gold" dishes for almost 35 years...until I couldn't stand to eat off of them anymore. They went to the thrift store and I bought a new pattern from Corningware. They should last until I'm dead and gone! :-)
Blessings,
Betsy
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