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Robins Egg Blue Graniteware Enamelware Spoons
Graniteware originally referred to the speckled pieces and the enamelware the solid colored pieces sometimes with a trim of a different color. Currently graniteware covers all the swirl, mottled and...
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Depression Glass Bowl
8-9 inches wide this nice bowl has a wavy opening and marvelously etched sides and bottom. It the holiday's center piece for wrapped tasty treats and store in view during off season display. The...
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Great Grandma's mystery kitchen tool
Great Grandma had a big collection of antique kitchen tools. I brought this one home to show my kids. But I'm not sure exactly what it was used for. The base is made out of pottery. The base is 8 1/2...
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Pie Mold?
Hi. I found this at a thrift store. I am not a baker but thought it was pretty. Is it a pie mold to decorate the top crust. Does anyone recognize the initials anp?
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Fire King Peach Lusterware & Jadeite Flea Market Finds
As per usual, I paid small change for all of what you see here. The lusterware dates to the 1970s. The Jadeite batter bowl is 1951-1960. Info: TRADEMARK Date Range FIRE-KING (Block Lettering) 1942 –...
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Meelarp Ceramic poodle cup made in Thailand.
Found this little cup at the Salvation Army today with the painting I posted earlier. It "belongs" to a friend at work we call Kansas who lost her beloved poodle after $28.000.00 (yes she did) (and...
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Woodcroftery mill
Please help me with some info. On this grinder. Enterprise no 1 by woodcroftery a company from new York from 1947 to 1976. Thegrinder has a date of 1875 on the gears and Oct. 21, 73 on the frame. Is...
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Little "Art Nouveau" Salt Shaker /Circa 19th-20th Century
Found this beautiful little salt shaker at Salvation last week. It's done in the "Art Nouveau" style . Kind of reminds me of an elephant's foot. The cap has some kind of applied gold or brass color...
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Vintage Knife / Tool
I am fascinated to know what this knife / tool would have been used for and how old it is. It was made by Christopher Johnson and & Co, Sheffield England. Can anyone help ?
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Pyrex Firestone Covered Roaster
Just found this weekend, seeking any information, never seen one before. Measures 8x12x5" tall. Excellent condition with no chips, cracks, etc. Needed washing terribly, was a filthy mess that hadn't...
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Olive oil pourer.
Not sure if this is a small tea kettle. Would anyone know what it is? It says Milan Italy 1980 on the bottom of it. It is very heavy and small. Made of steel.
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FireTree? clear glass covered rectangular Roaster
Just found,, seeking any information, never seen one before. Measures 8" x 12" x 5" tall. Excellent condition with no chips, cracks, etc. Needed washing, was a filthy mess that hadn't seen water for...
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Snoopy schultz 1958-what is it called?
All little "snoopy" mini mug? Little mug measures 2 1/4 inches tall and 1 inches wide. No idea what this is called.
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Automatic Jigger Self Measuring Liquor Pour
Baecker & Co Ltd, Japan. It was very tarnished when I got it - although it doesn't say SP, it cleaned up very nicely with silver polish. Cool concept in vintage bar ware, although there is no...
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tiny shot glasses ?
My latest find are these tiny shot glasses. They have gold pin stripes around the top and white and gold leaves around gold flowers. There are four of them . They are 3 inches tall. I can not find any...
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Pyrex "Verde" Divided Dish
Pyrex Verde Pattern (olives) - from what I've read, c1967. I'm probably measuring wrong, but from tip to tip it is 13". This was a dish someone was throwing away about 4 years ago, which blew my mind...
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Made in England marked EPNS silver coloured (white metal) cutlery Rests
There's a shame they aren't silver but they ever so cute. Made in England marked EPNS silver coloured (white metal) cutlery Rests.
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Candy Dish or vase??
Not sure if this is carnival glass or not. Maybe a vase or a candy dish. It's very colorful. Hopefully someone can give me some information as to what type of glass this is. Any help wood be...
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Pre WWII Meat Slicing Machine
This is a 1930's era meat slicing machine manufactured by the American Meat Slicing Machine Co of Chicago. I found it in the back of a convenience store that from 1920 until about 1970 was a meat...
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Barton & Guestier Wine Bottle Opener
This is a pocket knife style wine opener made by A. Sauzedde in France. These were made for Barton & Guestier a French wine company. As the writing on this is in English it was made for the...
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