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Saturday, June 01, 2013

 

BAYBEE ANIMALS

meerkat nubbins

 


MAY DRIVE

 

BLACK LURE


 

LANDS & PEOPLES


 

ESTATE SALE TOUR

my haul this week. did 2 at the nursing home apartments. 1st 1, i  made a big mistake. i should have gotten the cool 80's winter coat and EBAYED it! the 80-'s is BACK! and it was a very nice coat. instead i got a plastc strainer. the 2nd was far more interesting, did the itchen 1st. KNIVES KNIVES KNIVES neatly kept  SHARPENERS. i had to get 1 knife. sharp + nice. 1 sharper like the blue one, but used to death. also grabbed a pink polka dot towel. nothing else til looked in the living/finning area. mid century sideboards not danish enough. OOH, VERY NICE mid century lamps. but too big + blue. OH, old scale, wait, hat was in the kitchen too. same shape as my 1899 scale. probably 1905-1910. OOH, copper. there were a few books. OOH, mein kamf. german. explains the knives. was almost ready to write my check when i spotted the coin tray. also got an interesting carved wood spoon. i love that sharpener.

 

EBAY OBJECT

 
341 OBJECT

1940'S OIL PAINTING-RICHARD SIGAFOOS LANDSCAPE Buffalo NY & Maine- $293

The works of Richard Sigafoos (1908-1985) find him in Maine, painting an old elm tree on a hillside – or the countryside around his home and studio on Chautauqua Lake – about an hour’s drive south from Buffalo, New York. 







 

AUDOBON DEAD BIRDS

 

ARNE IN MADISON

 

SATURDAY INQUISITION BLOGGING

stocks in 1510

 

ARNE PIC

maribo domkirke

 

ARNE IN MADISON



 

MARCO PIC

 

AUDOBON DEAD BIRD

 

PIMPED CAR

 

EBAY OBJECT

 

ESTATE SALE TOUR

the legs of kohl's food stores

 

KITTY PRON


 

LANDS & PEOPLES

 

MAY DRIVE


 

FISHING SQUIRREL

 
SATURN'S DAY SUGAR SIFTER BLOGGING


Friday, May 31, 2013

 

GRAND PRETTY 

 

MAY DRIVE

ooh, that we must check

 
FLAT LURE


 

LANDS & PEOPLES

 

ESTATE SALE TOUR

didn't get to go.




love that chair

 









 

 EBAY OBJECTS

 
341 OBJECT

ANTIQUE c 1760 JACKFIELD POTTERY JUG decorate BLACK GLAZED baluster REDWARE- $294

Intrigued by a quote I found in an old book written in 1904 by A. H. Church, I had no choice but to spend the next two days researching what he said. After all, Mr. Church was “the man” at the Victoria & Albert Museum when it came to European ceramics.
With an image of a jug nearly identical to the one presented here, he wrote: “The only Salopean earthenware that claims notice here is the believed to have been made at Jackfield . . . about 1760-1775.” 









 

AUDOBON DEAD BIRDS


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