Long Lost Box Haul

Hey ya'll! We are working thru our pile! Here is a haul of things I' picked up back in June of last year!!!! Most items will be appearing soon in my Etsy store www.etsy.com/s... or on The One Stop Shop by RIN on district district.net//... . If you are interested in something specific, you can always email me at [e-mail]

[@pamelacommons7315]

Great haul ❤❤

[@CarolinaPrincess-STP]

I love the occupied Japan bowl,❤

[@marthapellor7162]

Fishkill, New York? That's a very nice haul! You have great taste!

[@kathywiseman7944]

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[@CONSTELLATION_PEGASUS]

The milk glass vase looks decidedly Victorian. Could it have been one of a pair that would've perhaps been with a dresser set? I like that wall receipt spike. I'd use it in the kitchen, to hold hotpads/potholders. The rosebowl is Northwood's "Beaded Drape". The Three Faces piece is a salt dip. They were done in a Lalique style, and were used for dipping celery in salt. I have quite a collection of vintage fish planters, and the Napco and Inarco ones are my favourites...they're the most realistic. Napco items seem to have been better quality than many of the imports of the time. I used to have all sorts of Napco pieces, but sold most of them years ago. I do still have the Tommy Tucker, Bobby Shaftoe and Peter Piper planters, along with the 1940s Hallmark cards they were modeled after. The Consco cat planter was by Continental Import Sales Co., if I remember correctly. Those boxes were a real treasure dig!

[@BayouBelleVintiques]

Probably is. I’ve been working thru an auction lot of Dithridge milk glass, I still have the barber bottles to list. I thought it was beaded drape. I have never found a salt dip like that. I have an oil lamp with the 3 faces on it. I agree, the Napco planters are the cutest. Oh, I’ve not come across a piece before from Continental Imports, thanks so much! It was a great antique mall, I need to go back. I like when I find different things than what I usually see.

[@dawndejulio174]

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