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• 1960s psychedelic product box
• Flowers and hippie chick bathing beauty
• Sears shower curtain box
• 10″ square
• Good condition

 

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Sixteen, vintage, round, aluminum jello molds with a swirl design. Each mold is 3-3/4″ diameter and 1-1/2″ tall and has a raised point in the middle so that when the jello is turned out, there is an indention.

You can use these for their intended use or in your crafting projects!

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1916, phrenology head chart, “Picture Of Good Health”, with four overlays, copyrighted by E.J. Stanley.

This was torn out of a book, most likely an encyclopedia or medical book. The base page is 7″ x 10″.

It would frame well, but the condition is poor. It is soiled, fragile, chipped, creased and torn. I don’t like to be a Negative Nellie, but it is what it is and you need to know exactly what you’re getting. Personally, I think the flaws give it age and character, but if you want perfection, this one is not for you.

 

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Italian, mosaic mandolin shaped pin worked in turquoise, dark blue, red and white, all set in gold tone metal. It is 1-3/4″ long and 3/4″ diameter at the widest part and closes with a safety clasp. The clasp feels loose, but stays firmly in place. The pin is stamped “MADE IN ITALY” on the back.

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Twenty, vintage, quilt squares in the churn dash pattern in blues, browns and reds. The squares are 12″ and machine stitched. Fabrics used were cottons and blends. Two squares have some seersucker.

Some of the white centers are stained. I’ve done nothing to try to clean them. Most of the centers are a tight weave, maybe broadcloth or sheeting. Seven of the centers are a much looser weave and not as white as the others, perhaps muslin or osnaburg.

Make your own vintage quilt with these squares or use them for pillows.

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Opened, vintage flour sack, lavender background with white daisies design. It is 27″ long and 36″ wide. The lavender background is light, but I do not believe it is faded. There are a couple of tiny brown spots near the cut end, a dot 1″ from the edge and a line that goes with the grain 2″ above that. These are 12-1/2″ from the selvage edge. There is also a 1″ slub in the fabric 4″ from the other cut edge and 2″ from the selvage (same side).

 

 

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These harlequin dancer, vintage shelf sitters are so very mid century, 1950s. They sit about 4″ tall. Overall height from the tip of their toes to the top of their heads is about 6-1/2″. A sticker on the bottom says, “Hand Painted – Made in U.S.A. – ABCO – Alexander Baker Co.” They appear to be chalk.

They are in poor condition. Apparently they fell off the shelf at some point in their lives, but were lovingly repaired. The lady has multiple nicks and the tip of her left foot was broken and glued back. The man’s right foot suffered the same fate plus the tops of his shoes have broken off. There is also a chunk of the back of his head that has been glued back in place.

These repairs only make them more dear in my opinion. That someone cared enough to do their best to repair them. I hope you agree.

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One pair of vintage thigh highs, silver in color. Heiress brand, nylon, hose with nude heel, size 10. They are 30″ from the top to the top of the heel. The thigh band reads, in blue writing, “Heiress – Sparkle Nude Heel – 10 – 100% Nylon.” They are in a Sapphire brand box (not Heiress brand), with no original paper wrapping.

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Mid century, Danish modern, wood and plastic salad servers still in their original box. Circa, probably 1960s.

The handles are wood and the necks and bowls of the fork and spoon are clear plastic. The plastic is very light weight, so I think it’s probably not Lucite. They are each 12″ long. A sticker remains on the back of one that reads, “Our Own Imports – Japan.” The spoon bowl has some very tiny scratches, but I’m sure they were rarely, if ever, used.

The box does show some wear from years of storage.