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Nostalgic

Nostalgic

Ontario, Canada

I have always been drawn to antique and vintage things and am now more enthusiastically indulging in 'the hunt'. I do a little bit of buying and selling but am primaI have always been drawn to antique and vintage things and am now more enthusiastically indulging in 'the hunt'. I do a little bit of buying and selling but am primarily engaged in a learning process. And loving it! (Read more)

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Saddle trees - Sporting Goodsin Sporting Goods
Child's Punkinhead Table - Furniturein Furniture
Vintage Patio Chairs - Furniturein Furniture
Noritake Up-Sa Daisy - Kitchenin Kitchen
CorningWare Kettle - Kitchenin Kitchen
Midwinter Quite Contrary - Kitchenin Kitchen
Anchor Hocking Charm - Glasswarein Glassware
Egg Caddy - Kitchenin Kitchen
Fabric baby picture. 
Royal Doulton luncheon plates. - China and Dinnerwarein China and Dinnerw…

Comments

  1. Oh dear. That's a lot of really nice dinnerware... :)
  2. Oh - the real hair kind of amps the disconcertion factor for me. Thank you for your information - I hadn't seen your post. Very interesting.
  3. Makes perfect sense! I feel the same - it's not on display. Thank you for your thoughts.
  4. Thank you so much for your time and effort. It tends to hook you when the answer isn't readily available doesn't it?! I too have spent lots of time and I tend to return to it occassionally but haven'...
  5. Does anyone know the name of this pattern?
  6. Anything I've been able to find seems to indicate that they were part of the 'Design Series" and were from the '80's. The clear bottom bowls and big hair era!
  7. Well done! They're great bowls.
  8. Alas the mystery remains. There's a creamer on EBay but it too is nameless. Thanks for doing some looking about it!
  9. Thank you! I have so much fun hunting for things.
  10. Thank you. I was glad I caught that view and decided to capture it.
  11. I believe it to be a regular size tea cup. It appears to be a fairly standard size, as opposed to smaller, when compared to any others I have. I would need to measure and do a little more research to ...
  12. Oh, Lee Sayer, what a lovely tale! I'm grateful to you for sharing it and am so pleased to have sparked a pleasant memory.
  13. So true - you just never know what's lurking in the bottom of an ammo chest! I'll keep your interest in mind and my eyes open for you. Cheers.
  14. Hi Sybil, Sadly, I haven't been able to come up with any more information but I'll continue to search and will post any findings of interest here.
  15. Thanks, Mill-eon - you've given me all the information I now have! I'll take some time to see if I can dig any deeper and I'll definitely keep you posted of anything I learn. Cheers.
  16. Thank you for your thoughts, tclp. I appreciate it and will spend more time researching both the originals and the copy. I'm really enjoying the learning element of vintage and antique treasures.
  17. You're absolutely correct - my mistake! I'm grateful for you pointing it out and have fixed it.
  18. Hello, Yes, that is the case. The figures are raised. It's an interesting effect and I'd love to know more about them. Cheers.
  19. Thank you. That's actually where I started with my research and I believe you're correct!
  20. Beautiful and great character. And Bella is indeed also lovely!
  21. Ahh...my grandma had those dishes! They're lovely.
  22. Thank you and Merry Christmas to you as well!
  23. Thank you! I'll be in touch if I have questions once I get there. Cheers.
  24. Thank you for the information and direction to the web site. I plan to spend some time looking into it over the holidays.
  25. Thanks so much for that information, I'll most definitely be spending some time on Rootsweb.
  26. So true and so very valuable. My husband and daughter are both professional photographers and cameras tend to outnumber people in our home. You can imagine what it's like to try to keep up with the ph...
  27. Incredible.
  28. Or maybe it's a tablecloth?
  29. Fabulous!
  30. Hi Melissa. I've got 6 each of dinner plates, bread & butter plates, berry bowls and cups with saucers. I also found one other squarish plate that is the same pattern but a different colour. It reall...
  31. It can even be hung on the wall if that's your preference!
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Loves

My Best Find Ever - Kellogg Phones Stored NIB in Warehouse for 60 Years! Extremely Rare Art Deco "SUPERLECTRIC" No. 66 Vintage Toaster Post Office Cabinet ???? My Samsonite Silhouette 3 Pc Set in Sky Blue-Vintage Awesomeness! Hoosier Jars 1940s Paramount Bubble Lights Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company Operators Photo, Circa 1951 Cross Writing Text (Scarce Paper Used in Full) early croquet set Mahogany Double Doors (late 1800s) Gatsby Summer Afternoon - vintage Carrom tabletop game Old horse tricycle? Gatsby Summer Afternoon — picnic suitcase 1930s? Wedgewood Stove with Fun Red Highlights Red Wing 'Town and Country' Dinnerware

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1950's Diner Stools Erik Höglund, Sven Palmqvist & Dagmar and Miloslav Kratochvil STEUBEN JADE YELLOW WITH APPLIED COBALT Civil War Valise (hand trunk) 1953 Samsonite Train Case 1967 Epiphone Rivoli bass guitar CHRISTMAS SHOUT OUT Stereoscope & Graphoscope viewer Large Opal and Silver Ring A few of my favorite things. Flash Gordon Rocket Ship Lamp Blue and White Enoch Wood Sporting Series Red Payphone manufactured by Automatic Electric Co. Vintage 1950s Wedding and Party Dresses silverplated italy Silver purse with chain