Beautiful antique tea cart light stains. The dimensions are L 21.5 in x W 17 in x H 30 in. Please contact Michael at 805-286-5466. Emails go directly to spam. Mmsbtz
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Vintage 2006 discontinued Hand Blown scalloped bowl by Anchor Bend Glassworks, Newport, Rhode Island. Perfect condition. 6 high by 12 across. No shipping, must pick up.
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Australians love their Vegemite; the Brits lover their Marmite; Americans love their peanut butter. Back in the day, the Brits also had a meat-based spread called Bovril. In the 1870s, a Scottish butcher created a thick and salty meat paste. He originally called it “Johnston’s Fluid Beef”. I can see why it was renamed Bovril. In the late 1800s and very early 1900s, Bovril was considered a superfood. It kept a long time and had a lot of protein. During World War I, Bovril was known as the “war food.” Sometimes it was mixed with hot water to make a warm, protein-packed drink. This sign, I believe, is from the WW I era. It reads “Noel Feeling Thanks to Bovril.” “Noel” is the French way of saying “Merry Christmas.” Based on the message and the holly bordering the upper and lower part of the poster, this was an advertising poster to connect Bovril with improving the Christmas spirit. The poster is quite large, approximately 30 x 20 inches. The bottom edge is a bit rough, with a small chunk missing on the lower right part of the poster. Also, one of the middle seams has split slightly. Because the poster is so old, a previous owner affixed it to a piece of cardboard for more support to preserve it. Regardless, it’s a great advertising poster from the early 1900s.
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Sorry Folks! No Shipping For sale, with 100% of all proceeds going to the Boston Bridges Initiative, a 501(c)3 here in the Boston MetroWest supporting all METCO groups Signed, original mixed media painting, “Body Energy Figure Study” November 2002 by Margie Topf Unframed: 23.5” X 18” About Artist Margie Topf: Margie J. Topf has an extensive history as a dancer, educator, choreographer and Bikram yoga teacher. In 1974 she founded the Topf Center for Dance Education in Boston, a performing modern dance company and dance school with additional dance programming in the Boston public schools. For a seven year period there was a satellite dance school at the Stone Church here in Lincoln. Margie’s programs in the Boston public schools were designed to foster interracial understanding through dance, with a signature program for five Boston high schools called “New Friends through Dance.” In 2001, Margie stepped down as Artistic Director to pursue a new career as a Bikram Yoga teacher and Reiki practitioner along with beginning to create an extensive drawing and painting collection. For a five year period, Margie studied closely with an expressive art teacher in Northampton, Lucy Mueller White, who encouraged Margie’s creative and unusual style of drawing using pastels. Margies primarily abstract and vibrant drawings include her own distinctive style, titled “windows.” Margie is delighted to support Boston Bridges Initiative and METCO while sharing her work with the community. Please also find Joanna Owen Schmergel on Facebook Marketplace Serious inquiries only please. All sales are final and all items are sold “As Is”. Payment in cash, check or credit card BBI’s Mission: Facilitate cultural exchange and promote meaningful social interaction between city and suburban families The Downsize for Diversity program was started by the Lincoln METCO Coordinating Committee. From 2017 to 2022 it netted $170,000. This was invested into our policy-driven endowment fund and has earned over $50,000 in investment income. Downsize for Diversity moved to the Boston Bridges Initiative, another METCO-supporting 501(c)(3), in January of 2023, and has netted over $129,000 to date. We are all unpaid volunteers
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It is “Eugene Berninghaus” made in Germany “Hercules” on the blade Great condition a collectors dream or just plain cool. Have most of the case…”Wester Bros” New York Made in Germany. Will consider trade. Thx Mark 734-780-4072 Tags: hunting, fishing, knives, knife, sword, swords, motorcycles,
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VINTAGE 1940S ADMIRAL TELEVISION*WELL PRESERVED COLLECTIBLE **GRAND PA BOUGHT IT NEW IN MINNESOTA** *TRADE FOR 65 MUSTANG/FALCON*59 SUNBEAM ALPINE PARTS* *DELIVER*GAS $*BAY AREA* **PROGRASTINATES TAKE A STEP FORWARD** **NOT INTERESTED IN NEGATIVE REMARKS UNLESS U HAVE SEEN ITEM** (1) CASH*$*TRADES* (2) NO*EMAIL CODES (3) TEXT/CALLS ONLY* (4) AD SEEN*ITEM AVAILABLE *SELL/TRADE*
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FINE PIECES!! $75 FOR ALL 5.SERIOUS INQUIRES ONLY PLEASE.IF INTERESTED PLEASE CALL OR TEXT 216-978-0557 THANK YOU.
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COOL PIECE! USE OR DISPLAY ONLY $10.CALL OR TEXT 216-978-0557 THANK YOU.
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Pristine, Heirloom Living Room Suite that has been in the same family for close to 60 years. Hand Built, Hand Tied and Hand Carved in Winston-Salem North Carolina out of solid Honduran Mahogany. The set was professionally re-upholstered in the early 2000s by Odell Stricklen Upholstery in Timmonsville, SC and a zipper was recently repaired on one of the couch seat cushions by Altman Upholstery and Fabrics in Florence, SC. The fabric covering all three pieces is in excellent condition with no stains or rips. Pics do not show how stunning this set is. The three seat couch measures approximately 80 inches wide by 31 inches deep by 35.25 inches high at the back and 17 inches high at the seat. The rocker measures approximately 41.25 inches high at the back by 34.25 inches deep by 25.75 inches wide and 16.5 inches high at the seat. The Barrel Back Chair measures approximately 36.5 inches high at the back by 34 inches deep by 29.5 inches high and 17 inches high at the seat. Every piece is heavily built, Stable, Sturdy, and holds weight; nothing is loose. Sold as a set. Will Not Separate. This set will be professionally wrapped and placed into climate controlled storage after March, 21st 2026. $4500.00 firm Located in Florence Pickup Only, Cash Transaction. Please, No Texting. Contact me either through Craigslist Email, Craigslist Chat, or Leave me a Voice-mail and Ill call you back. Im usually in Florence on Saturday and Sunday for viewing and pickup. Home Decoration Decor Antiques and Collectibles Heirloom Gifts Birthday Anniversary Wedding Holiday Gifts Parlor Foyer Lawyers Office Waiting Room
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No email and no texting please call 770-516-4250 Scale Brass Justice of peace over 100 years old past to us from great great parents...reduce to $79 or obo call 770-516-4250
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I purchased these from an estate in Holland, MI, years ago. The Holland Rusk Co. began in the late 1800s in Holland, MI. Rusk is a dry and crunchy round biscuit—basically twice-baked bread. It’s used in a lot of recipes and as a type of toast. In the Netherlands, rusk is used as a breakfast food, something like toast. It’s also used as a type of shortcake base. These two advertising blotters were put out as a promotional item for the company. They were obviously never used based on their condition. The blotters measure 8 1/4 x 3 3/4 inches and are made of a light cardboard. We could arrange shipping if preferable.
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Early 1960s. Both Chairs are still in good working shape. Black Fabric/Vinyl is still good and shows well. Chrome is worn in some areas and bright in others. Adjusting screw swivel works excellent. Natural canvass and hemp padding underneath fabric is still firm and in good condition. Footrests are adjustable and have 3 angled positions. Chairs at the lowered position are 32.5 inches high by 21.5 inches wide by 24 inches deep. The Footrests at lowered position are 16 inches deep by 14.5 inches wide by 13.25 inches high. If you are familiar with Florence, SC Business History, these Chairs were used in Oleens Beauty Shop in Downtown Florence and have been located in the same place for 60 plus years. Will separate as a chair and Footrest each combo. Unsure of the manufacturer. Asking $140.00 both sets obo Or $85.00 each(chair/Footrest combo) obo Located in Florence Pickup Only, Cash Transaction. Please, no Texting. Contact me either through Craigslist Email, Craigslist Chat, or Leave me a Voice-mail and Ill call you back. Im usually in Florence on Saturday and Sunday for pickup. Home Decoration Decor Hair Salon Hair Styling Tattoo Shop Parlor Piercing Antiques and Collectibles
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I have beautiful Emperor grandfather clock in excellent working condition measuring 19x 13x 83 tall Clock is only $550 delivery available for extra $200 fee. Delivery includes setup. Call Mike 795-0795 Will only respond to in state calls.
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For that Totally Rustic Look . Dont do e-mails, So Call ! Thanks for Looking!
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Older Haynes Dairy Cleveland, OH. half gallon milk bottle, glass is in good condition, the handle is in good condition. From what Im seeing online it should have some decals on the glass but they are wore off. If interested feel free to call or text the number in the pictures from 7am-9pm The 2 pictures at the end are profile photos to show what the decal should be like on the bottle.
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$20 FOR BOTH.COOL BAR PIECES.IF INTERESTED PLEASE CALL OR TEXT 216-978-0557 THANK YOU.
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Antique silver set. AA+ quality plated. Set of 12. Call or message for additional details. Asking $100 obo.
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Both in good condition but not new your choice $40 each call or text to see 313-407-1468 James 7 mi Gratiot area big 124 x 33 other is 26 x 28
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No email and no texting please call 770-516-4250 Reduce for quick sale. Antique copper/stee beauty Persian empire handmade_tray 15 , year of 1200 century Is unique items with vintage copper/steel tray is old Architecture design for Home and Designs hammer Work On Solid copper/steel Hand Made In old Persian empire.$1 each. Call 770-516-4250
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In good solid condition call or text to see 313-407-1468 James 7 mi Gratiot area
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ANTIQUE CHINESE PORCELAIN BOWL. Beautiful outside scenes and beautiful inside. 8 wide x 4 tall. Perfect. $259.00 Can show video of Chinese expert evaluating it. Original owner. 847-676-2088
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This monthly magazine, in newsprint form, offered housewives back in the day romantic short stories, articles on managing the home, songs, poems, and dress patterns—along with some interesting ads. The magazine, published by Vickey and Hill Publishing Co. of Augusta, Maine, called itself “A Journal of Choice Literature.” It measures 13 1/2 x 11 inches. Although some of the bindings have come loose, all of the magazines have the full amount of pages. One of the magazines have torn corners on the last few pages and some have a few nicks on the borders, but all of the great graphics are in good shape. Here are the dates. —July 1923 —April 1927 (loose binding0 Special Easter Edition —June 1927 (loose binding) “Children’s Day” —Feb. 1930 (good shape) —Jan. 1933 (good shape; 32 pages) New Year’s Edition Two things stand out with these magazines the cover art (most signed by F. S. Nosworthy) and the ads (some are comical). All five magazines were addressed were addressed to a person in Watervliet, MI, and are in pretty good shape for being around a hundred years old.
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