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A Family Favorite
My grandmother received this as a gift back in the 50's. It came from a florist and had flowers in in. I honestly have no idea if it's worth anything. But, roosters are coming back and it's adorable....
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A Real Beauty
This little gem my mom bought at a garage sale for $5. It is so pretty. No chips. It is such a treasure.
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Small hot dog stand All American hotdogs
I found this at a local thrift shop and could not pass it up for $5 Yup five bucks. New they are about $500. Advertised as holding enough food for 50 people. i have used it a couple times but it is...
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My new cast iron stove!
I've wanted one for ages and found this beauty online, but need help identifying the manufacturer and any other info you can help with. She is about 2ft tall and 24" by 24" across the top. The seller...
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Copper Time!
What a beauty she is in her copper Brass dress. Ok its a kettle I got that, But isn't she nice. Not sure where or when but hmmm does it really matter? I think not.
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Pair of Syrup Pitchers
Pair of uranium glass syrup pitchers. These are likely made in the 1930s by the Hocking Glass company. I have seen them referred to as Hoosier style.
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Brush cookie jar
I found this years ago in the back of a closet in a house we moved into. I liked it so I have stored it for 14 years! Today I got it out and cleaned it up only to find out it is worth some money.
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Vintage wood stove???
Wanting to find out what kind of cast iron stove this is? It stands approx 3' tall by 3' wide. It weighs an easy 150-200lbs. It was in a rural home we purchased that was built in the 1920's.
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Doo Doo Doo Lookin' Out My Back Door ....
LOL this is actually my side door, but I liked the lyrics. My house was built in 1957, and this glass is original to the door frame. This is a single, extra thick glass panel. The pattern is on the...
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Reproduction "Napier" 1936 Penguin Martini Cocktail Shaker and Server/...
I found this little guy hiding behind some old silver plate at Salvation Army this morning. Love the "art deco" style and recognized the Napier design. These were very popular and graced any well...
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Cowboys Monmouth? Western? Pottery Mug
I purchased this mug at an auction in Southern IL. I am new to collecting. I this Monmouth or Western pottery? Are they one and the same? What would this "pattern" be? When would it have been made?...
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Metal Circle with holes and handle, two sided
I purchased this item at an auction in Southern IL. What is this item called? What is it used for? How old is it? Please accept my thanks in advance for your help.
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Mojave Stoneware?
Is this a Monmouth Majave stoneware cup? Please notice that the rim of the cup is uneven. Does this affect the value in any way? During what period was this pattern produced?
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Vintage Vaseline Glass Salt and Pepper Shakers
It seems to be generally believed that these were made by Hazel Atlas in the Colonial Block pattern. But this pattern does not match other examples of Colonial Block I have seen. The aluminum tops...
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Native American Salt & Peppers Shakers.
Anyone have any ideas as to the origins of these Native American shakers? They are about 1 1/2" tall and 1" at the base. I'd appreciate any info or direction. Thanks much.
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Brass & Rosewood Bottle Opener Ice Pick Thrift Shop Find 95 Cents
The things I find in the thrift shop.... I'm pretty sure this was made in Thailand, judging from the design. There is only one other like this one on the web, on Terapeak. 7 1/2 inches long. This goes...
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Cake anyone?
First picture CAKE KNIFE (left) by-- The Stieff Company Silversmiths-Baltimore Maryland Online info below http://www.thestieffcompany.com/The_Stieff_Company/Historic_Overview.html First picture item...
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Six 1960s/1970s Thermocrisa Mexico Peach Lustreware Cereal Bowls $2.50
I found these this afternoon in one of the local thrift shops. I was not aware that "knockoffs" of Fire King Lustreware existed. These bowls are absolutely gorgeous and look brand new. No chips, no...
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Spaetzle Maker?
This was my grandma's. She used it to make spaetzle or drop noodles for Chicken Paprikash. It was made in Austria. I can find no information on it. Anyone know anything about this? Thanks!
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Aberdeen. No information known by eapgs at this time
Known as Aberdeen. Nothing more known at this time. Only a few pieces ever seen by eapgs and this is the first evidence of a cake stand. The experts are working on it but it has been obscure in...
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