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Aren’t these neat holiday items from the 1940’s? Listing has 2 paper wreaths that have 3 foil covered bells attached by strings of glass beads.

One set of bells is silver color, the other is red – both appear to have foil loss on top parts of bells; they do not. Every one of these bells that I have seen are made that way.

These are pretty used as Christmas tree ornaments or hung from windows, doors, or mantels!

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I purchased this lovely evening bag at an estate sale and it was listed as a “knit bag with beaded flowers” – that was very incorrect! The body and carry strap of this purse are made of navy blue color material and it is covered with beadwork – not knitting! The roses, leaves, and the center navy blue band are obviously beads and what appears to be knitting at first glance is actually more beadwork and it’s beautiful! They are small clear beads with a pink bead center – assembled to ...

Lovely and difficult to find McCoy planter! Made in 1942, this is the kitten with basket planter in white with shiny glaze.

It has the overlapping NM, USA mark and is in wonderful condition – no chips, no cracks, minor crazing!

Planter has been used as intended and has a faint interior stain line.

Super item, super addition to a collection!

This listing has an unmarked McCoy stoneware pet bowl! It has in-mold elephants around upper edge, measures 3 1/8" tall, and 8 3/8" diameter. It is in McCoy's pretty green stoneware color.

Bowl is in very good but not perfect condition. It has a 3/4" slice type glaze chip on inner edge and there's a 1/2" rough line that appears to be a "bruise". I have priced bowl to reflect these imperfections and even though reference books state this is a pet bowl, it could and would be a lovely bulb b...

These little angel musician figurines are so cute! Each measures 2 ½” tall and bottoms are stamped in red “Made in Occupied Japan”. Adorable additions to any collection!

This listing has a super neat vintage celluloid hanky box that has been a part of my handkerchief collection for some time!

The box is in wonderful condition – it has a small chip on one corner. The interior lining has no holes or rips and appears to be original.

Box measures 5 3/8” x 5 3/8” and is 2 ½” tall.

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This listing has neat cross-over collectibles – a Servel recipe booklet and a 10 year service pin!

Electrolux - Servel became Servel in 1928 and continued in operation through 1956 in Evansville, Indiana.

Booklet has a copyright date of 1947 and has instructions for use and food storage using the owner’s new Servel refrigerator – also has some neat recipes.

Book is in great condition – cover has come loose from the staple “binding”.

Service pin is tack...

Neat learn “how to” book! This one shows instructions for crochet, knitting, tatting, and embroidery.

These are just a few of the items to create: crocheted collar, crocheted luncheon set, crocheted change purse, afghan, filet tray cloth, mittens, anklets, tatted edging for hankies, collars, etc, monograms.

Book has copyright date of 1941 by The Spool Cotton Company and is in very good condition!

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Super condition McCoy flowerpot from the 1930’s! It’s matte white with in-mold lotus leaves and berries, measures 3 7/8” tall, 4 ¼” diameter, and has no chips or cracks. Has minor crazing and a stain line from “use” – not detrimental to this older McCoy stoneware flowerpot!

This is a super crossover collectible – “Elsie” the cow, Borden’s, and cookbooks!

Book has lots of great recipes – there are 22 pages and cover shows “copyright 1942 by The Borden Company”.

Book is in wonderful condition with some age yellowing and cover has a discolored (tape residue?) place at top as can be seen in photo.

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This listing has beautiful and difficult to find McCoy planters from the Lily Bud line of 1941!

There is a pair in this listing – one planter is absolutely perfect and one has a production flaw causing a super tight (like a pencil mark) hairline.

The flaw: a small piece of pottery at rim edge came loose when removed from the mold and was smoothed back on prior to firing. During the firing process, a stress developed at one end of the flake and it also separated ever so slightly...

Beautiful and difficult to find McCoy bookends in this listing! Made in 1940, these are the open flower bookends in the mustard/rust color with shiny glaze. Both are marked with the overlapping NM and USA. Set is in excellent condition – no chips, dings, or cracks – they do have some interior mineral deposits from a prior owner actually using them as planters. These bookends have been a part of my collection for many years and have been “display only” -- they are an excellent addition to...

This is another beautiful McCoy item – a single bookend with the open flower design! It’s in the difficult to find mustard/rust color, made in 1940, and marked with overlapping NM, USA. Bookend is in excellent condition – it has a tiny (1/16”) ding on inside top edge of a petal, not detracting in any way – and a production color/glaze rub at top edge. This single bookend is also from my collection and I displayed it with the pair of bookends (our #3244) – it has more rust color and I...

This listing has a very nice vase from McCoy’s Butterfly line of the 1940s!

It measures 6” tall and has the overlapping NM mark on bottom.

Vase is somewhat unusual in that it has a shiny over-glaze – most items from the Butterfly line have a matte finish.

The vase is in wonderful condition with no “use” evidence.

The side mold lines/seams are pronounced and the vase has some tiny pin-pops in the glaze – nothing detrimental, just typical McFlaws!

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This lovely hand-held fan is made of wood and paper and is stamped Made in Occupied Japan.

It’s in very good condition – has some small slits that oddly enough, are really only visible if you hold the fan to a light.

Nice item, difficult to find!

This listing has a lovely blue planter from McCoy’s butterfly line!

Planter measures 3 ¼” tall, 8 ¼” long, 3 ¾” wide and is marked with the overlapping NM, USA (difficult to see due to glaze fill-in but it is there).

It’s in wonderful condition with minor craze marks and a couple bottom interior, slightly dark spots (under the glaze and not detrimental).

Very pretty item!

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This listing has a lovely McCoy vase from the Butterfly line of 1941! Vase measures 8” tall and has the overlapping NM mark. The color is matte white and the vase in is wonderful condition with no chips, no cracks. The interior has minor crazing that has slightly discolored (mostly in bottom) and there is a faint stain line – that’s it! This is an excellent addition to a collection!

This listing has old and difficult to find metal reflectors -- I purchased these at an estate sale in Indiana!

There are 4 different shapes with 6 of each shape.

Twelve of the reflectors were originally silver color but have lost most of their color – could be easily re-painted if you choose.

The other twelve are colors – 3 green, 3 blue, 3 red, and 3 gold color ones.

These reflectors are from the 1940’s, they are not the lightweight aluminum reflectors that ...