My Antiques
"This is a Plume and Atwood #2 table lamp and it is also a Royal like the bracket lamp I have shared photos of."
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Beth Maxwell Boyle
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My Cup Of Tea: Tea Antiq…
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Antiquing and Traveling …
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Antique and Collectible …
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Trading And Bartering: A…
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Collectible Smoking Pipes
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Beth Maxwell Boyle posted a status"I just put up a page on Center Draft Lamps on my website: http://www.ramshornstudio.com/center_drafts.htm"
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Miller Center Draft Lamp with Jack
"I found out this is not a Miller it is a Plume & Atwood Royal. Someone replaced the filler cap with a miller filler cap."
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Miller hanging lamp
"I found out this is not a Miller it is a Plume & Atwood Royal. Someone replaced the filler cap with a miller filler cap."
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Miller Lamp lighted
"I found out this is not a Miller it is a Plume & Atwood Royal. Someone replaced the filler cap with a miller filler cap."
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My Cup Of Tea: Tea Antiques And Collectibles
For lovers of teapots, tea cups, tea linens, tea sets, tea cozies, infusers, strainers, teaspoons, images, advertising, ephemera,Tea Rooms,Tea food etc.See More
Beth Maxwell Boyle posted a status"Wishing there was another auction site besides eBay. It's just going down hill fast."
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Wendell August Forge Toaster set
"The Wendall August Forge toaster set was given to my father Trygve N. Tveter as a bonus in 1940 by the company where he worked - the advertising agency Erwin Wasey & Company based in N.Y. City. The toaster set was made…"
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Items For Sale
"The Miller Forge toaster set was given to my father Trygve Tveter as a bonus in 1940 by the company where he worked - the advertising agency Irwin Wacy based in N.Y. City. The toaster set was made especially for Toast Master. Toaster Master was one…"
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Antiquing and Traveling with Dogs: Pet Friendly Tips
.Pet friendly ideas and tips about going antiquing with your dog. Learn about traveling, dining, lodging, resources.etc. with your dog in tote.See More
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Antique and Collectible Animal Paintings and Prints
Fine art antique and collectibles images of animals including pets, dogs, cats, horses and more
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- I collect lamps and early lighting devices, cast iron and horse and farm related antiques. I live in Western, NY and have a small flock of sheep. I make my living making jewelry but love collecting and repairing antiques. I love sleigh bells, brass candlesticks and sterioviews too! I am always looking for old burners and chimneys for my lamps and love to barter.
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Comment Wall (10 comments)
- At 12:21pm on August 4, 2010,
Patricia Andrews said… - Beth, we have a lot of antique lighting for you. check out our webpage; www.spiralenterprises.health.officelive.com or on facebook; SpiralEnterprises and Hedgerow antiques. thank you. Cheers Hank (via email) and Tricia
- At 12:41pm on July 5, 2010,
Stan Abrams said… - Hi Beth-- I did not sell the Scottish cards as yet. I have a total of 14.
Regards, Stan
- At 12:56pm on May 28, 2010, Stan Abrams said…
- Hi-- They are for sale and are $5.00 each, including shipping. Stan
- At 12:24pm on May 27, 2010, Stan Abrams said…
Hi Beth-- Here are 5 postcards. Four show the Clans and one shows a sprig of heather. If interested in any let me know. Hope that yellow jacket bite is better. Stan
- At 8:00pm on May 25, 2010, Stan Abrams said…
- Hi-- Yes, I'm retired after 33 years of General Family Practice. I've just been taking it easy, traveling, and organizing my collections. I have no stereoviews or donkey-related items, but I came across some Scottish-related postcards you may be interested in. There are 15 cards from a larger set titled "Scottish Clans" published by Raphael Tuck & Sons of London. Each card represents a different Clan and has a small scene, the Clan crest, and presented in the Clan colors. Condition of the cards is Very Fine to Exc. I can post a few if you like. That's it for now. Stan
- At 3:28pm on May 24, 2010, Stan Abrams said…
- Hi-- Of all the thousands of postcards I have there are no related-sheep ones----dogs, cats, horses, birds, ostriches, bunnies, bears, elephants, but no sheep. Anyway, I looked on your website and was pleasantly surprised to see your terrific prints and Jim's great pewter jewelry. My father was a jeweler for many years in Philadelphia (just sold it), so I appreciate fine jewelry. You're a busy gal, between the lamps, the website, the sheep, and the prints. Keep it up. Stan
- At 3:16pm on May 22, 2010, Stan Abrams said…
- Hi Beth-- It's a pleasure to be your friend. This is the first time I've ever had a sheep herder for a friend. I was looking over your pictures and I really enjoyed those early lamps. I like seeing what other people collect. How long have you been a lamp collector? Well. it's good to talk to you, and I wish you lots of luck on this site. Stan
- At 1:26am on May 21, 2010,
Lynn said… - Well Beth, the best place to find the things you need to complete your lamps like old original burners and chimneys etc. is actually Ebay. I do most of my buying from there. You will find that it can be very reasonable if you become a shrewd shopper. You will catch on to it and learn the ropes fast enough. : )
- At 1:07am on May 21, 2010, Lynn said…
- Thanks for adding me as a friend Beth...so what kind of lamps do you enjoy??
- At 11:23pm on May 20, 2010,
C. Dianne Zweig Editor's Desk said… - Welcome to our terrific site. I hope when you get comfortable here you will take the time to post some photos of your collection(s), join as many groups as you like (click on Groups at the top of your page) , make some friends, customize your profile page (easy templates provided), write an article, make an announcement on our main forum (main page) or post in any of the specialty group forums. Be sure to visit Whadja Find (tell others what you found) and also visit the Antique Market Place.(where you can sell antiques, collectibles, art.
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