Showing posts with label planter. Show all posts
Showing posts with label planter. Show all posts

Thursday, March 18, 2010

I've got a crush on you....


Look who followed me home yesterday!

No tags or id.
I guess I'll have to keep him!

Thursday, October 2, 2008

First Friday Sale

Welcome to another First Friday Sale hosted by Rhea at sweetnshabbyroses. Please check her blog for a list of all participants. If you see an item here that you would like , please email me and I will send you a paypal invoice. All on a first come basis. Thank you.



SOLD THANK YOU.......$4.00 plus $4.80 shipping......Sweet pin money bank. Almost 4 ins. tall. No damage to the flowers. Needs a cork for the bottom. Stamped "Kelvin Fine China".

$5.00 plus $4.80 shipping.......Handpainted Nippon plate. Excellent condition. Gold line painted throught the flowers has tiny raised dots. Sweet and fresh design. Nippon stamp on the back.




$4.00 plus $4.80 shipping. ......Bavaria marked plate with chrysanthemum design. 6 ins. across with gold rim. There are a few white spots that look like they were never painted. See photo. Nice display piece.











SOLD THANK YOU...............$5.00 plus $4.80 shipping. ...Beautiful marked Bavaria scalloped edge plate. 7 ins. across. No chips. One, 1 ins. hairline crack doesn't mare the beauty of this plate.












SOLD THANK YOU.............$5.00 plus 6.00 shipping.............Adorable baby bassinette scale planter marked " 1962 Napco Japan Bedford Ohio" . Soft pinks and blues. Would be super cute used to store craft supplies.













$6.00 plus $1.75 shipping.............7 panel accordian Birthday card made by me. I used cardstock, scrapbooking paper, images from vintage greeting cards, ribbon, german glass glitter, and a sparkly gem. Measures 5 x 30 ins. Matching envelope included.

















$5.50 plus $1.75 shipping..... Set of 2 charming lady cards made by me. I used ice blue cards and matching envelopes with eyelet edged cardstock, copy of vintage image, rick rack, vintage buttons, and german glass glitter.