"I don't think much more than $25. If I was selling it here in Bakersfield where I have a booth, I'd put a price of $20. on it. But I know prices vary state to state and even city to city. Here is the eBay site that show…"
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Shirley Grundman replied to House of Charm Antiques Southinc's discussion Any idea on this mark? in the group GLASS HOUND HEAVEN: Antique and Collectible GlasswareShirley Grundman replied to House of Charm Antiques Southinc's discussion Any idea on this mark? in the group GLASS HOUND HEAVEN: Antique and Collectible Glassware"No, your Crown Tuscan Puff Box (that's what Boyd company calls it) was made between 1988-1993. I found a list of their marks which tell the years the product was made. So good they did that. The company started in business in…"
Shirley Grundman replied to House of Charm Antiques Southinc's discussion Any idea on this mark? in the group GLASS HOUND HEAVEN: Antique and Collectible Glassware"Your so Welcome. The Boyd Glass Company is still making all kinds of glass collectables today. They make allot of glass Hens on a Nest, which I collect and many of them are Boyd with the same mark as you powder box. "
Shirley Grundman replied to House of Charm Antiques Southinc's discussion Any idea on this mark? in the group GLASS HOUND HEAVEN: Antique and Collectible Glassware"What you have is a blue slag powder jar made by the Boyd Glass Company. That is a B inside the diamond. The darker blue slag ones are selling for about $15. on eBay. They sure weren't as pretty as yours. It's a…"
Shirley Grundman commented on C. Dianne Zweig Editor's Desk's group SHOW US YOUR STUFF"Charles, a agree with Brenda. That's why I'm trying to write on the backs of photos I have and making a family album of the old paper work I have. Maybe my daughter won't even be interested in the family history, but…"
Shirley Grundman commented on C. Dianne Zweig Editor's Desk's group SHOW US YOUR STUFF"Charles, wow, nice family photo, from Russia. I to am of Russian decent also, actually Latvia. The old photos I have they dressed the same way.
Bernadette, very unusual lamp. Do you think it is from the 1950s? "
Shirley Grundman commented on C. Dianne Zweig Editor's Desk's group SHOW US YOUR STUFF"Thank you, Tom, for pointing that article out. Interesting. Not quit as old as my clock my thought, but hey, she is getting up there! "
Shirley Grundman commented on C. Dianne Zweig Editor's Desk's group SHOW US YOUR STUFF"Sherry, also vinegar will take away lime build up. I have allot of Viking in my glass collection and the ashtrays I just love. They have never been used in my house except to collect dust! LOL But I think your idea of putting a…"
Shirley Grundman commented on C. Dianne Zweig Editor's Desk's group SHOW US YOUR STUFF"Sherry, your once an ashtray and now a planter, is really cool. The ashtray is very collectable too, It should be a keeper. It was made by Viking glass. I love that orange color!
Ok, Charles & Jason, I will give the old lady a…"
Shirley Grundman commented on C. Dianne Zweig Editor's Desk's group SHOW US YOUR STUFF"Thank you Linda. The this type of clock is also called a Ginger Bread clock, because of the ornate wood work.
Charles, thank you, for your advice. And very good advice. My old lady was serviced last July, by an excellent clock…"
Shirley Grundman commented on C. Dianne Zweig Editor's Desk's group SHOW US YOUR STUFF"This old picture is painted on black velvet. It was given to my great aunt as a wedding gift, then passed down to my mother as a wedding gift and then passed down to me. It's old frame adds to the picture's beauty. I will…"
Shirley Grundman commented on C. Dianne Zweig Editor's Desk's group SHOW US YOUR STUFF"This Kitchen clock is one of my favorite pieces in my home. It was made in Japan over 100 years ago. A friend of mine bought it at a yard sale for $5. and gave it to me after she enjoyed it for many years. It still works, but boy…"
Shirley Grundman replied to C. Dianne Zweig Editor's Desk's discussion Show off your Antiques with a Glass Display Cabinet in the group SHOW US YOUR STUFF"I love to show off my treasures. Some days I just walk room to room admiring my glass. Here are some of my curios filled with my treasures."
Shirley Grundman replied to C. Dianne Zweig Editor's Desk's discussion Show off your Antiques with a Glass Display Cabinet in the group SHOW US YOUR STUFF"Great collection of Snow Babies. "
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Shirley Grundman commented on vicki hufstetler's group GLASS HOUND HEAVEN: Antique and Collectible Glassware"Kathy, I know what the glass cherry relish dish is. It is made by Mikasa. The pattern is called Bountiful cherry. It's not that old, but very pretty and usable. I have the relish dish, a platter, fruit bowl and and small…"
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- At 6:22am on March 19, 2013,
kathy park said…
hi shirley you really have some great things - nice - very nice. if you need to find penn pattrns try look on this site - if you need help with posting pics try at the help centre it explains, ohterwise i will try and help if needed - regards kath
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- At 6:03pm on February 12, 2013,
C. Dianne Zweig Editor's Desk said… 
Happy Valentines Day From Kitsch n Stuff
- At 7:01pm on October 22, 2012,
Lynn S. said… I love the Roosters and hens. My grandmother collected them. I have one from her collection. I don't know a thing about it. I guess I would call her a cookie jar. Wonderful displays!
- At 6:56pm on October 22, 2012, Lynn S. said…
Thanks Shirley, I feel in love with Carnival Glass the moment I saw my first piece, didn't have a clue what it was just knew I liked it. That piece was a plate, Fenton's Peacock and Urn. It was in a box with tons of other stuff. I was going through boxes of old 'stuff' a friend had inherited. Last Christmas he sent me that plate! I have about 85 pieces now. Guess it's time to take a few new pictures. :-)!!
- At 10:49pm on August 12, 2011,
ABear said… We have been there a few times. My husband has a 1924 Model T, he & the Model T club has been there as well. They have Model T runs & love to go shopping @ the antique stores.
- At 8:03am on August 8, 2011,
Robin Roderick said… - Hey Shirley! Wow, great collections!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I myself am having to move in theopposite direction, getting rid of some things and downsizing because I am going to be building a small Tumbleweed home. But the idea is to furnish the home with functional antiques. So, I am looking for free standing enamel farmhouse sink, and a very small apartment size hoosier, so keep an eye out for me, okay? Robin
- At 6:47am on July 31, 2011,
Rob said…
- I'll show you some of my glass later! LOL I collect too much of everything! One day i'm gonna start selling it all off. When I retire that is, those are my plans.
- At 1:17pm on July 18, 2011,
vicki hufstetler said… - Hi Shirley, Glad to have you as a friend! Please consider joining my group "Glasshounds" I love it too! Vicki
- At 7:49pm on July 14, 2011,
Diane Terenzio said… Hi,Shirley,
Its a blast collecting but even more fun sharing my finds with others. I have a rather slap-dash system but everybody gets a turn being displayed for at least a month. I have groupings on the dining room table-I commandeered half of a bookcase so there's 5 shelves there, plus I bought a chrome-look rack for the kitchen at Costco that has 4 shelves and I can get two displays on each shelf. I'm just about tapped out as far as patterns are concerned but you never know when a new one will appear. I have Inarco Mood Indigo and Orange Spice which are fairly easy to come by but the cool plum is harder to find. I,too, love the deep color. Thank you so much for commenting on my photos.
- At 12:54pm on June 20, 2011,
Junk in The Trunk said… Thanks for the help. I want to be able to put an item on my recent activity section with it's info so possible buyers have a quick look at the top of the page. I just tried to change the tag on my photo program to see if it will tag the activity photo with it's info instead of a computer tag description. Hope it works.
We have a mortgage of $1027.00 a month but so much room to have fun with. I like the mall type setting it allows you time to shop, which we have little time to do. We are open Thursdays thru Sunday and that gives us some time to create and repair.
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