This gorgeous vintage beaded clutch bag with flap closure features an intricate floral type design on the front with a simpler yet elegant geometric pattern on the back. It sparkles with hundreds upon hundreds of pearlescent beads and iridescent sequins. A small inside pocket is a great place to tuck some cash, ID, or credit card. It is perfect for a bride or anyone who would like a bag for a special occasion such as a prom, formal dinner, or cocktail party. It was hand beaded in Hong Kong, and although the exact year us unknown, this type of bag was typically from the 1950s/60s.

It is in excellent, clean condition, except for a couple of tiny marks under the flap

It would make a great trousseau, Mother’s Day, anniversary, or birthday gift. Or treat yourself for an upcoming special occasion.

This adorable coin bank complete with stopper is the perfect addition to any little boy's room, or for a baseball lover's collection. His sweet little freckled face is surrounded with strawberry blonde hair, and he's holding a baseball bat with a ball perched on top of his shoe. His jersey is white, trimmed in red and black, with pale blue sleeves, and his hat is red with a black brim and a black letter "B". He has protective felt pads on the underneath side and even has the stopper intact. Wouldn't he look darling on a shelf with an old baseball and glove, and maybe a vintage Cracker Jack tin or baseball ticket stubs?! He is almost 7" tall and around 5.5" wide.

He is free from chips and cracks, but is not in perfect condition by any means, as he has some wear on his red cap and the red trim on his jersey. While not "mint condition", I think this lends to his charm and authenticity! What little boy who ever played ball had a uniform or equipment in perfect condition? I'm guessing none, unless they spent all their time on the bench! Most of the wear is on the backside, so it is not immediately noticeable, but gives him the perfect degree of a timeworn, aged appearance.

Get him as a gift for your favorite little man or 'expectant boy mom', or add him to your baseball memorabilia collection.

This beautiful Teena Flanner paper mache bunny rabbit is all things primitive and cottage core. Its about 8.5" tall 3" at the base and about 4" wide where he sports a light blue basket on his back. The basket has 3 eggs and very fine sparkly Easter grass. It is a very well made piece of Easter decor you're sure to enjoy for years to come. “Teena” is written near the base and the label on the bottom reads “An exclusive design by Teena Flanner collection for MCF, Midwest of Cannon Falls”.

He is beautiful all by himself or paired with a basket of flowers or eggs. He’s sure to be a treasured addition to your Easter decor collection. “Here comes Peter cottontail, hopping down the bunny trail…”

Just look at this charming little guy! This sweet pie bird/vent from Pfaltzgraff is from the Pistoulet collection which started production in 2002. It is made from oven safe porcelain and is designed to be placed inside your pie to release the steam. I, however, think it would be cute as can be tucked anywhere you please in your home just to look at, particularly your kitchen. Its shades of blue and green are good for all seasons but lend themselves particularly well to springtime.

He or she is about 4.25” high and around 2” wide at the base. “Sing a song of sixpence, a pocket full of rye. Four and twenty black birds, baked in a pie”

This 8 strand choker style necklace was made by the Carolee company, founded in 1972. The exact date of manufacture is unknown, but many of their designs had a 1960’s influence, and the company was know for its copies of the Duchess of Windsor’s jewels.

This choker measures 16 inches from the hook to the first or tightest loop of the chain, with an additional 3 inches of chain for a total maximum 19 inches in length. It appears to be designed for a snug fit.

It would be beautiful for a bridal ensemble, or an elegant evening out. You could also pair it with a cute scoop neck sweater and jeans for a more casual look. You can’t go wrong with pearls! It would make a great Mother’s day, birthday, graduation or anniversary gift.

This salt box would look great either on a countertop, table, or mounted on a wall. It measures 10.5” high, 6” wide and just about 4.25” deep. You could use it as is, or tuck in a doily, faux flowers or greenery. The metal liner has some signs of patina but is not rusty. It’s in wonderful condition and even has the original price tag of $4.50 on the back, from the 1960’s or possibly earlier.

It was from Emery Bird and Thayer company, a prominent KC department store with roots from the 1860s. The company evolved from a supplier for travelers on the Oregon and Santa Fe Trails to a retail landmark that finally closed in 1968.

This set of six floral porcelain place card holders from Japan has two each of pink, yellow, and blue roses on a white background. They have a graceful scalloped edge with raised design around it. Use them to reserve a special spot at a shower, tea, or dinner party. Each place holder measures 2.5” by 1.5”. You can write on them with a dry erase marker or a grease pencil. The place cards themselves are in excellent condition! They have the original tags on the back and come in the original box, which is a little worse for wear. It has been taped shut and written on by someone at some point.

This ornate oval serving bowl would look beautiful with a spring table setting or displayed with other antique pieces. It is marked Brunswick Germany, estimated to have been made in the early 1900s by the Furstenberg company. Its scalloped edges have a raised design with gold accent trim. It’s adorned with dainty, feminine pink and yellow flower sprays. Would look lovely with other cottage or grandma core pieces. It measures 12.5” long x 7.25” wide x 2.25” tall/deep.

There is no crazing or cracks, however there are a few small flea bites and chips on the base. There is also another tiny chip on the underneath side of one end of the dish, however it is not visible from the top. Please see last few photos for details.