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SMALL ICE BUCKET
5-3/4" high, 4" diameter interior opening. Perfect size for a festive split of champagne! Silver plate, excellent condition. Marked on the bottom: tiny hand holding 3 feathers, underneath: HA EA FA, under that: 5434.
Was $50,now $25 plus shipping.
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ANTIQUE WATERING CAN
13" high, 18-3/4" across from spout to handle, 8" diameter of can body. "Pat. July 8-02" on the cross brace, and "10" on the top. Mellow old blue paint, stunning size and shape. Slightly worn appearance, indicating age and much use.
Was $85, now $42.50 plus shipping.
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OLD, OLD FRENCH PERFUME BOTTLES
7" high, 2-7/8" diameter. From a true perfume specialty shop in Brittany, mid-19th century, these probably held essential oils for custom mixing. Traces of the original hand-painted labels remain, just enough to exude the aura of le temps perdu. All are in perfect condition, with an occasional bubble shimmering through the glass.
The set of five, was $150, now $75 plus shipping.
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PAIR BRISTOL GLASS VASES
7-1/4" high, 2-7/8" diameter base. Vintage pair, 1930's,with enamel-painted decoration in warm (Quimper!) colors. Would make charming night lamps. In perfect condition.
Was $75 the pair, now $37.50 plus shipping.
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BRASS TABLE EASEL
9-1/4" high, 4" across, 5" to back of stand. A warm antique brass patina (which the camera insisted on "polishing"!), perfect to hold a favorite photograph or piece of important
memorabilia.
Was $40, now $20 plus shipping.
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PUNCH-and-JUDY NUTCRACKER
5" high, 1-3/4" across nose to nose. Stamped "England" inside each figure, the finely-modelled figures tell us this is a true classic, ca. 1900. Excellent condition, ready to stand in your bowl of holiday nuts.
Was $85, now $42.50 plus shipping.
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BABA au RHUM MOLDS
3-1/4" diameter, hand-made French copper molds, late 19th century.
In beautiful mellow condition.
Set of 4: was $95, now $47.50
plus shipping.
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BRASS MEASURES
1/2 liter, 3" high, plus 4-1/2" strap handle, down to 1 centiliter 1" high plus 1-1/2" handle. French, early 20th century, excellent, useful condition.
Set of 6: was $135, now $67.50, plus shipping.
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CHILD'S STERLING MUG
1-1/2" high, 2-3/4" across handle. Slightly battered around base (we can just see tiny hands banging this!) but still a charming useful little mug. Marked on the underside: STERLING, then an arrow piercing something, 22541. Embossed spray of fruit on the front.
Was $25, now $12.50 plus shipping.
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METAL PLANT HOLDER
13" high, 9" span across . Vintage woven wire-and-metal stand for tiny plants, solid on its iron twiggy tripod base. One bird has lost tip of his beak, (placed judiciously that will never be noticed), the rest in fine condition. Maybe little red Christmas balls heaped in the baskets?
Was $110, now $55
plus shipping.
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AMERICAN WRITING BOX
9-3/8" x 12-3/8" x 2-1/4". Hand -made, hand-painted desk accessory, the perfect size to hold today's all-purpose computer/writing paper. Original green blotting paper interior lining, fine old brass handle. Edge wear just adds to its mellow-with-age-and-usage appearance.
Was $145, now $72.50, plus shipping.
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OVAL COFFEE POT
9-1/4" to top of pineapple finial, 10-1/2" from spout to handle. Heavy silver plate in excellent condition, beautiful engraving. Marked on the bottom: James Bix & Sons Sheffield FPRM 12737.
Was $75, now $37.50, plus shipping.
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FINE DINING: RESTAURANT MEMORABILIA
From the Café Martin, New York, more than 100 years ago. The two colorfully scenic menus: 6" x 9-1/2", could be carefully framed to cover the worn edges. The other cards a bit smaller and are fun to peruse (for example: one says "25 cents extra for each dinner taken without wine".) 5 in all, plus a menu from the RMS Ultonia, 1910.
Was $35, now $17.50
plus shipping.
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FRENCH WICKER SAMPLE SET
Settee: 8-1/4" high, 8" across top span, 4-1/4" deep. Table top has a 4" diameter, is 4-1/2" high. Other pieces in scale to these. Art Nouveau design with wonderful hand-painted leather seats and table top. Salesman's sample size, the real thing no doubt intended for an elegant
jardin d'hiver interior.
Four-piece set, was $175, now $87.50, plus shipping.
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SMALL BREAD TRAY
9-1/4" x 4-1/2" , repoussé silver plated tray in over-all fine condition (only very outer rim shows faint signs of wear). Marked on the underside: Reed & Barton 673. Great size for serving.
Was $35, now $17.50, plus shipping.
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ZINC POT CARRIER
15-1/2" x 9-1/4" x 10" to top of arched handle. A 15-pot plant carrier, designed to hold your seedling pots 2 "x 1-3/4" deep. Looks hand-crafted, and very well-designed: the underside of the arched handle is rounded and smooth to the touch, making for easy carrying.
Was $150, now $75,
plus shipping.
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MARBLE BOOKENDS
5" high, bases 1-3/4" x 2-1/4". Perky little parakeets (always a design favorite: note the Hermes scarf!), these are vintage, probably Italian. In excellent condition, the edges a bit darkened with time, but no blips or chips of the vulnerable beaks and tails.
The pair: was $75, now $37.50, plus shipping.
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