The compact is gold-toned with red rose enamel on the lid, and made in England, likely dating from the 1950s-1970s. This one features a scalloped edge. Stratton compacts are known for their "self-opening lids" (patented in 1948) designed to prevent chips in nail polish. The interior of this compact is used.
$35.00 OBO.
This is a 2" tin red and turquoise beverage pitcher with clown design. In great shape for it's age.
$5.00 OBO.
They measure about 9” long and the box has some wear. The blades are in great condition!
$12.00 OBO.
This is a Mr. Peanut ten-piece serving set, which includes two master nut bowls and eight individual nut dishes. The bowls are sometimes referred to as "tin lithograph" or "tinware". The set is a type of advertising premium for Planters Peanuts. The master bowl is approximately 6 inches in diameter, and the smaller bowls are about 3 inches in diameter. Some scratched and wear here and there.
$20.00 OBO.
This Volupte 24K Gold Plated mirrored compact with its design of oak leaves is a wonderful vintage find. Large and round this used compact has original powder puff and strainer to hold pressed power in place. The gold tone finish is glamorous. The back of the compact does not have a design. Dimensions: 4" in diameter. Sold in "As Is" condition.
$35.00 OBO.
This is an adorable pink vintage child's chamber pot with a frog pulling a wagon that is carrying winged bug. There is some enamel missing here and there, but that adds to the vintage charm!! Great display piece. Marked on the bottom Czechoslovakia.
$29.00 OBO.
This is a set of three (3) Russian metal holders for tea glasses. They have flowered scrolls on the sides and on the front is a round space design of Sputnik. The bottoms are marked 110MMET m2p59n. This was black, but it cleaned up nicely. The base looks like silver. The handles have small beads down the middle.
$60.00 OBO.
This is a Fostoria Glass Art Deco Sakier pink geometric candlestick, designed by George Sakier in the 1930s. The shape is 2402. Classic shap...
