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TE0889 |
1956 Sun Rubber Doll
This is a 50 year old, 10 inch green eyed rubber doll that is marked on the top of the ruffled pants and the back of the neck: "Sun Rubber Co – 1956". Has a squeaker inside and it works, baby needs a bath, and one area of the neck has a manufacturing flaw to the rubber. |
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TE1897 |
Vintage Doll – R.P.Co. – Scarecrow / Clown Face - Ralston Purina Co
Estate Sale finds: Vintage Scarecrow Doll. He is marked on his neck R. P. Co. His head is made of rubber, and his body is cloth. He has been in storage and needs a good cleaning. Not sure just how old he is or what his name is. He measures 22 inches long, and has a very cheerful face, would brighten any room, for sure, and he’s wearing a bright blue rubber attached hat. His face is clean no ink spots or mildew. Cute doll, perhaps scarecrow from Wizard Of Oz – would be my guess. Has no unpleasant smell, just his clothes are a bit untidy. A kind customer notified us this was made by the Ralston Purina Co. |
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TE1898 |
1961 - Sister Belle- Mattel Doll
Estate Sale finds: This doll is marked: Mattel, Inc. – Hawthorne Calif. At the back of its neck area, has a hard plastic head, with a hard cloth body, and hair of yellow yarn, wears an attached red jumpsuit, and she still has the buttons on her shoes. She was a talking doll, and her string pulls correctly and retracts, however she is silent, but still cute, even with her painted on eyebrow and lashes missing from one side, so she needs some restoring/ cleaning, at age 46. |
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TE2205 |
Bisque, Gasoline Ally, Uncle Walt
This is Uncle Walt from the Gasoline Ally comic strip of the 1920’s. He is made of bisque and cold painted. His back is marked "Uncle Walt, Made in Japan C95". He stands 3 ½" tall and is in very good condition with no chips or repairs. There is a little wear to the paint from being handled over the years. |
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TE0289 |
Walt Disney, Sun Co. Mickey Mouse Doll
This is a Mickey Mouse, made by the Sun Rubber Co., Barberton, O and also has the # 40 , and Walt Disney Products on the back. Stands about 10 ½ inches in height. Needs a good cleaning, and there is some paint loss/ fading as shown in photo. He is wearing a yellow felt vest that is unmarked.
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TE1271 |
Hertwig & Co. Bisque Nodder, Andy Gump
Andy Gump from the 1920’s comic strip; made by Hertwig & Co. He is a bisque nodder that has an older string loosely holding his head. He is in very good condition; just a little dirty and minor wear to the cold paint. "ANDY GUMP" and "Germany" are incised on his back. He stands 4" tall. |
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TE0734 |
Majolica Pitcher – Fish – Bouquet Holder/Vase
A great old Majolica piece, a figural fish pitcher with such an upturned head; it can also be used as either a vase or a pitcher. Wonderful colors, of greens, pinks, and browns and the fish scales look real, just wonderful detail. His tail is the handle, and he sits on a base with a band of foliage. The inside of the vase is a shade of green, and it stands 9 ½ inches, base is 3 ¾ inches across and the mouth opening is 3 inches by 2 inches. Bottom has an artist mark in brown. Condition is wonderful, just faint crazing, and a glaze pop. No chips or cracks – satisfaction guaranteed on all our items! |
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TE1104 |
Glass Vase – American Eagle & Stars – Olive Branch & Arrows
A large glass vase, perhaps a bicentennial vase, decorated in raised glass with large eagles on each side, with arrows on one foot and an olive branch in the other and there is a row of stars around the bottom and top edges. Very Patriotic! 6 ¾ inches in height, 4 inches across the base, slants upward to 3 ½ inches at the top rim. Glass seems textured, is not smooth or clear, and is not heavy glass. |
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TE0971 |
Crystal Cocktail Shaker
A simple cocktail shaker, clear glass with a chrome look silver top. No marks on the glass, looks complete and in good condition with only the top edge being rough, where lid fits over. 10 ¾ inches in height, 2 ½ inches across bottom base and 3 ½ inches across the top. Screw on lid, with cork, though the cork need to be repositioned correctly. |
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TE1050 |
Buttons & Bows Pattern Amber Kettle
An amber glass kettle, in the buttons and bows glass pattern. It has three feet and original wire handle. Measures 2 ½ inches to the rim, 3 inches across the top rim. Nice size for toothpicks or to use as a match holder. |
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TE1046 |
Ruffled/ Scalloped Edge – Green Glass Vase
This is a green glass scalloped or ruffled edge vase, the glass is a swirled pattern. Maker unknown, most likely from the 1940’s, has no glow under black light. 5 ½ inches height, base of 2 ¾ inches and 5 inches across the top edge. |
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TE2007a-c |
Anchor Hocking – Soreno – Tumbler – 1960’s
Soreno is the pattern of this 9 oz tumbler, on-the-rocks style, made 1966-1970 in the avocado green that was the popular kitchen color of that time frame. Made by the Anchor Hocking Glass Co. This retro tumbler’s size is: 3-1/4 inch height, 3 inches across top rim, 2-1/2 inches across the base, in very nice condition. |
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TE2026 |
National Pitcher – Jeannette Glass Co. – 1940’s
Crystal pitcher made by the Jeannette Glass Co. 1940’s – mid 1950’s and this pattern is " National" a heavy bold pattern, and very durable, was often used as restaurant ware. 64 oz. size stands 7 inches to rim and 8 inches at the ice lip’s tallest point, 8 inches from spout to end of handle, base is 4 inches across. No damage, very heavy glass. |
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TE0985 |
Ships Wheel Pattern – Juice Glasses
Four 3-7/8 inch crystal glasses; each with 4 areas of raised glass in the shape of a ships wheel for decoration on all sides. These probably date to the 1970’s and often were sold with Kraft Cheese products or Jelly inside, and then the juice glass was a bonus for buying their product. All are numbered on the bottom. |
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TE0552 |
Wheel Cut Tumblers – 4
Four wheel cut tumblers, all the same pattern. Size: 4 1/8 inches in height, top opening of 3-1/4 inches, base of 2-1/2 inches across. Has a pattern on the bottom as well. No maker markings. No damage, or wear, some air bubbles
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TE0207a-c |
Anchor Hocking WEXFORD Crystal Pitcher
Wexford Pattern, made by the Anchor Hocking Co., in the 1960’s. This large crystal pitcher is
Of heavy glass, and made very sturdy, for everyday use. Measures 9 in height at the spout and 5 ¾ inches across from spout to end, across top. No damage.
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TE0529 |
Anchor Hocking Glass Co. - Early American Prescut – Gondola Dish/ Bowl
This scalloped rim gondola shaped bowl, was made by the Anchor Hocking Glass Co., in the 1960’s and is a pattern called " Early American Prescut". Measures 9 3/8 inches from end to end, and just under 3 inches height. Nice condition.
-ref. Collectible Glassware from the 40’s 50’s & 60’s (2002) pg. 56 $ 4.00
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TE0633a-f |
Anchor Hocking Glass Co. - Wexford Cup
Anchor Hocking Glass Co. crystal cup in the Wexford pattern. 3 inches height, 3 ¼ inches across the top, and a base of 2 inches across. Nice condition. |
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TE0667a-b |
Anchor Hocking – Forest Green Vase - A
Forest green "anchorglass" vase, made by the Anchor Hocking Glass Co. Lancaster, Ohio 1950-1965. It is 6 ½ inches in height, has a top opening of 3 inches with a 2 ½ inch base. Has three center rings as decoration, in nice condition. |
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TE0764 |
Depression Glass - Ring Design Crystal Ice Bucket
This crystal ice bucket has a pattern of horizontal rings with 4 areas of columns. I do not know the pattern or maker. Size: 5 inches to the rim, 5 inches across the top and 4 ¼ inches across the base, and the base has a circles pattern. With the metal handle upright - the piece stands 8 inches. Condition: glass flaw on the inside bottom, some surface use scratches. |
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