Vintage Hankies…Cloth Dinner Napkins

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 Relisted as a combined lot. Link to eBay Store

SOLD

Vintage Kid Leather Gloves…Napco? Vintage Figurine

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SOLD

 Now listed in eBay Store

Vintage Nylon Gloves…Cut Velvet Scarf Paisley…Cut Velvet Scarf Roses

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SOLD

Now listed in eBay Store

Now listed in eBay Store

I can’t think of a more useful collectible than Tupperware.  It is stylish with classic designs and colors appropriate to the era.  And it is very functional.  It is rare to find any with structural or functional damage.  All that is needed is a cursory scrubbing before use.

 The very old pieces from the 1950s and 60s are classic retro colors, soft yellow, pink, turquoise, etc. The pieces from the 70s likewise represent that era’s aesthetic mod sensibilities: bright oranges and yellows, along with colors such as the classic harvest gold,chocolate browns, and muted army greens.

70s Era Tupperware Mugs

Munich Olympics Kitchen Towel…2 Doilies…2 Lots of Hankies

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SOLD

Combined with a larger lot in eBay Store

Not relisted

Not relisted

2 Lots of Antimacassar Sets…9 Doily Lot…2 Metal Mesh Belts

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 Relisted as one lot in eBay Store

 Relisted as one lot in eBay Store

 Now listed in  eBay Store

SOLD

Cat Kitchen Towels…Hue Foot Tube Socks

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SOLD

SOLD

Mother of Pearl Compact

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Now listed in eBay Store

Japanese Tea Set

To put your tea set to use, you must know how to brew tea leaves.  To brew sencha, the most popular type of tea in Japan, here are the directions:

1. Warm the teapot and cups by pouring in boiling hot water. Discard water.
2. Place the tea leaves in the warm pot.  Use 1 tsp (2 grams) per cup.
3. Pour hot water into the teapot.  If you are using high grade tea leaves, use 70 degree water.  If you are using average grade tea leaves, use 90 degree water.  The best way is to heat the water to boiling and then let it cool to desired temperature.
4. Let it stand.  2 minutes for high grade tea leaves. 1 minute for average grade tea leaves.
5. Pour the tea into the cups.  It is important to pour out all of the tea in the pot to the last drop.  Otherwise you will have poor quality tea if it sits too long.

Source:

us-japan.org

2 Harry Potter Games…Yahtzee Score Cards…Poker Chip Rack

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 Now listed in eBay Store

SOLD

SOLD

 Now listed in eBay Store