Collectibles

Tuesday, February 9th, 2010

This little collectible dates back to the year 2000.

It commemorates the Maine OpSail Millennium Celebration of the Tall Ship named the Libertad.

The Libertad is a sailing vessel that is used to train cadets and sailors on the high seas.

This tall ship makes Argentina its home.

It is featured under full sail on this collectible keychain.

A little piece of history when it visited Maine in the year 2000.

Sunday, January 10th, 2010

We have a very unique item in our Collectibles inventory.

It is a CVA knife that is made in Italy.

It has a brass hilt and a super sharp polished blade.

The handle is custom designed with an antler of a deer.

There is a leather sheath that is stitched with rawhide lacing.

A great find and offered at a great deal!

Monday, December 28th, 2009

As we close another year, I want to take a minute to thank my readers and customers who have purchased from us over the past year.

Buying online has become the normal now for most families, but there are still doubts about many of the small business owners online.

Our customers can rest assured they they are receiving quality merchandise and in a timely manner.

We respect their info and do not spam or promote spam in any way.

We are honest sellers and treat our customers as we want to be treated.

So here’s to 2010 and another great year of supplying our customers with quality service and goods.

Happy 2010!!

Monday, October 26th, 2009

The classic blue and white pattern and design are what make this Wedgwood Jasperware so collectible.

This plate is from the year 2000, and it features Hebe and Eagle.

Hebe, the Goddess of Youth, is in the center and she is framed by a six-sided floral border.

This plate has scalloped edges and it measures 7 1/2 inches across.

A most beautiful collector plate that is a must for any Wedgwood Collector!

Monday, October 19th, 2009

I am turning to my readers for some help with this post.

We picked up some vintage Avon items this past weekend, and included in the box were some of these wine glasses.

I believe they are an Albee Award item that was given to select top sellers back in the early 1970’s.

I have searched the internet, ebay, and various other auction and collectible sites, and I am not finding anything at all about them.

I want to get my facts straight before I post anything online for sale - I don’t want to mislead anyone.

If anyone has any info or is familiar with these etched glasses, I would be most appreciative if you would contact me.

Clicking on the photo will bring you to a larger sized one that shows much more detail.

I thank you very much!!