This amazing vintage drink set probably dates to the 40s or 50s. Still in the original box, never used. It's marked for the railroad line Union Pacific. |
And this vintage 24k gold mug with a steam engine on the front. |
I love this antique art deco stand. I'm going to use it to display a pretty antique plate. |
An authentic set of antique sleigh bells. Almost certainly made right in my own town of East Hampton at the Bevin Bell factory. |
Three different pieces of stoneware. The large mustard and cream one is my favorite. |
The perfect antique oak dresser. I started working on this as soon as I got home. It's going to be a superb kitchen island. |
This antique tin cash box has soooo much character. |
And the original owner, J. M. Taylor (Taytor?) scratched his name on the side. |
And finally this antique mahogany sideboard from about 1920. It's an almost exact copy of the Federal sideboards being made in the Providence Rhode Island region c. 1790-1815. |
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