Treasure Trove Tuesday - This Week's Thrifting Finds
02 August
This weekend my mom and I went to a small antique show in the park and to a few yard sales too so I have a few things to share for this week's TTT!
I love old jewelry boxes, they look really pretty all stacked up and make for some great craft storage pieces if you aren't into jewelry!
This one has pretty gold interior and is in great shape!
Price $3.99, Value $16 - $18.
Here's another jewelry related piece, it's an earring holder! These are made of metal and you put your pierced earrings into the holes to store them!
Price $1.99, Value $12 - $14.
I found a couple of cute vintage patterns, I love the pictures on these, this one is especially pretty I think.
Price .05 cents, Value $4 - $6.
And an apron pattern.
Price .05 cents, Value $5 - $6.
This is a very small picture (about 6" tall) of a pretty Southern Belle! I wish I knew more about these but I've had a hard time finding any information about them. If any of you know, I'd love to hear!
Price $1.99, Value $8 - $10.
This is a new canvas picture but I thought it would look cute in my small booth at the antique mall. Some of the items on the canvas have a raised, slick, 3D effect (like the lemons, mixing bowl, etc.)
Price $4.99, Value $14 - $16.
A pair of sweet 1960's funky mushroom valances, they don't look like they've ever been used!
Price $5.98 for the pair, Value $18 - $20.
A pair of creamers (I guess). These are from the late 1950's and are Vernon Sherwood ware by Metlox California.
Marked "Vernon ware U.S.A."
Price $1.99 each, Value $5 - $7 each.
I'm not a teapot kind of gal but I thought this one was so pretty and dainty!
Marked "Ballerina by Universal".
Price $3.99, Value $14 - $16.
And this sweet pitcher marked "U.S.A." on the bottom. From my research I found that this is called a milk pitcher and was made by Salem China. It's called American Ironstone 2. The Salem China company was located in Salem, Ohio in Columbian County. They manufactured pieces from 1930 to 1967.
Price $3.99, Value $14 - $16.
I am gathering up a collection of these old tin platters to sell as a set. I think they would make a great funky gallery wall collage!
Price $1.99 each, Value $6 - $8 each.
I love gaudy, vintage Christmas corsages like this!
Price Free!, Value $2 - $4.
Kissy face chalkware fish!
Price $4 each, Value $20 - $25 each.
I love this vintage print... it has no markings but I think it's so beautiful in a moody, dark kind of way!!
Price .25 cents, Value $18 - $20 if framed.
So that's it for this week's thrifting finds and TTT, I hope you enjoyed my finds!
I love old jewelry boxes, they look really pretty all stacked up and make for some great craft storage pieces if you aren't into jewelry!
This one has pretty gold interior and is in great shape!
Price $3.99, Value $16 - $18.
Here's another jewelry related piece, it's an earring holder! These are made of metal and you put your pierced earrings into the holes to store them!
Price $1.99, Value $12 - $14.
I found a couple of cute vintage patterns, I love the pictures on these, this one is especially pretty I think.
Price .05 cents, Value $4 - $6.
And an apron pattern.
Price .05 cents, Value $5 - $6.
This is a very small picture (about 6" tall) of a pretty Southern Belle! I wish I knew more about these but I've had a hard time finding any information about them. If any of you know, I'd love to hear!
Price $1.99, Value $8 - $10.
This is a new canvas picture but I thought it would look cute in my small booth at the antique mall. Some of the items on the canvas have a raised, slick, 3D effect (like the lemons, mixing bowl, etc.)
Price $4.99, Value $14 - $16.
A pair of sweet 1960's funky mushroom valances, they don't look like they've ever been used!
Price $5.98 for the pair, Value $18 - $20.
A pair of creamers (I guess). These are from the late 1950's and are Vernon Sherwood ware by Metlox California.
Marked "Vernon ware U.S.A."
Price $1.99 each, Value $5 - $7 each.
I'm not a teapot kind of gal but I thought this one was so pretty and dainty!
Marked "Ballerina by Universal".
Price $3.99, Value $14 - $16.
And this sweet pitcher marked "U.S.A." on the bottom. From my research I found that this is called a milk pitcher and was made by Salem China. It's called American Ironstone 2. The Salem China company was located in Salem, Ohio in Columbian County. They manufactured pieces from 1930 to 1967.
Price $3.99, Value $14 - $16.
I am gathering up a collection of these old tin platters to sell as a set. I think they would make a great funky gallery wall collage!
Price $1.99 each, Value $6 - $8 each.
I love gaudy, vintage Christmas corsages like this!
Price Free!, Value $2 - $4.
Kissy face chalkware fish!
Price $4 each, Value $20 - $25 each.
I love this vintage print... it has no markings but I think it's so beautiful in a moody, dark kind of way!!
Price .25 cents, Value $18 - $20 if framed.
So that's it for this week's thrifting finds and TTT, I hope you enjoyed my finds!
Posted by: Tania | Little Vintage Cottage
at 02 August
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I love love love the apron pattern!
ReplyDeleteAll your finds are sweet...love them all, especially Southern belle picture.
ReplyDeleteI love the Southern Belle pictures like that too, wish I could find out more about them! Thanks Florence!
DeleteTania
Tania I really enjoy seeing your finds each week. I love the jewelry box and I have one that is almost like yours. Oh the fish faces, cute!
ReplyDeleteGreat finds Tania! Love the jewelry box, and those kissy fish are so sweet. Love their colour.
ReplyDeleteFantastic finds !! I adore the fish and had a set similar in the 60's.
ReplyDeleteI love those fish too Karen! Thanks so much for stopping by!
DeleteTania
Those chalkware fish are so darling!! :)
ReplyDeleteAren't they though?! Thanks for stopping by Melissa!
DeleteTania
That jewelry box is beautiful ♥
ReplyDeletesummerdaisy.net
It's in great condition too! Thanks for stopping by Summer!
DeleteTania
I am a sucker for a cottage print that shows the light on in the cottage.
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by Karen, I love that little picture too! :o)
DeleteTania
It was a dark and stormy night ... Love the moody print. My favorite is the Salem china pitcher.
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