Last week I was booked for a focus group near the City of Bothersome Love. Fortunately, the group was supposed to start at 10:00 a.m. which would give me abundant thrift shopping time.
Even more fortunately, they overbooked, and let me -- and two other overbookees -- out, payment in hand.
WHOO HOO !!!
First store: A small one in G'town. I almost never leave that one empty handed, but this time I did.
Second store: A newish one in MelPar. I was there once before, and they had bupkis. I didn't really want to go back, but something told me to go in.
SOOO glad I heeded that direction.
Here'sa what I got:
Very handsome, very colorful
circa 1900 bisque cavalier, a little over 8" tall. Most likely began life in Germany.
MINT CONDITION
nifty little art glass bud vase
Also MINT.
fantastically awesome art glass hippopotamus bowl/planter SOLD
PERFECT gift for the hippo collector, hippopotamus collector, or glass animal collector.
Also MINT.
Speaking of glass animals,
this little guy is hails from Sweden. Still has his Gullaskruf label.
He's either MINT or near mint. It feels like there might be a flea bit on his mane.
Rembrandt is in the house !!
A fantastic example of mantiques, Rembrandt began life on a mantle clock.Not mint. On the back, one of the legs on his stool was damaged.
Is that noticeable? No. Does he wobble because of it? No.
Is he SUPER cool and a fantastic addition to the antiquey decor? YES.
Lastly, we got Cambridge's Bashful Charlotte flower frog, in moonlight blue SOLD
Also MINT.
Third and fourth stores: both in Lawncrest:
At the first I got a pair of frumpys (i.e. what I call sweat pants. The hubbage refers to them as my 'Joe Palooka pants.')
AND I got the following example of epic adorableness, to wit:
MINT. And also SOLD
Plus, have you ever seen anything cuter than this Peter Rabbit print drape??
Me, neither.
At the second store, I got:
this crazy marriage between a circa 1920 half-doll and circa 1960 bisque shoe.
Basically MINT.
I also got TWO 1930s nightgowns and a set of polka dotted demitasse cups/saucers.
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