Showing posts with label silverplate. Show all posts
Showing posts with label silverplate. Show all posts

Friday, December 30, 2011

From Sheila's Tea Ministry: new consignments you will enjoy



Our friend Sheila has taken us up on the offer of consigning for charity. Here are some items from her first batch. Nice, huh? Her consignments support a tea-party ministry she does with a friend, offering respite and a spot of beauty to women needing encouragement in life. 

If you want a boost, ask Sheila to tell you some of her "God-stories" about how the Lord Jesus arranges personal blessings above and beyond what she and Jeanette lovingly plan for their guests.

Saturday, December 10, 2011

SALE today 12/10/11! Getting Ready to Rearrange EVERYTHING!

At the end of today, we'll be rearranging the shop, majorly, for a new look coming next week. 
We are motivated to sell what's here today, so we don't have to move it around tonight!


50% off anything in the two "smalls" sections
...collectibles, stemware, dishes, Precious Moments, vintage kitchen items...

10% off everything else, unless marked further down!


Saturday, October 8, 2011

Price drops, "smalls", Kimono, and Tremoloa

The big news is that price drop time has rolled in. Just in time for the weekend. So, if you've been eying something for a while, make your move :^)

The small news is that we are truly swimming in smalls! These are the fun, intriguing, little items that fill in around the edges of the consigned furniture. I seem to have accepted more than I had room for, but they give me a breather from moving couches and china cabinets around. Come for tea and look through the latest small treasures:
100-year-old leather postcards, wooden stationery boxes, Danish art plates,
dishes to use on Canada Day, ornate candle holders...
Silver-plated ice bucket and scoop,
beaded handbag by Christiana, little vanity chair...
   


Full-length, Hong Kong kimono in shimmering purple/cobalt brocade.
Machine-washable silk and rayon blend. Robe is 48" around, backlength 56". $48.


I'd never heard of a Tremoloa and thought it was an autoharp at first glance.
Related to a zither! This one is from the 1950's.
Includes case, instructional booklets, and a display stand. $60.

Of course, this is just a small peek at what has come in, but I hope it is enough to whet your interest. See you soon!