Vintage Thursday: A Few More Finds

It's going to be hard to part with this lovely ball pitcher with an ice lip. It's in beautiful shape, too. I've listed it on eBay because my shelves are already full and I don't really need another pitcher...do I?

All the things I'm showing today were found at that Salvation Army store in Erie, PA that had just been robbed when I got there. Sheesh--what a dummy. He could have made more money than he stole just by buying and re-selling some things (realizing, of course, that it requires a few resources and skills, but still...). This basket was made by Imperial Glass; I'm not sure of the date, but I think it was probably in the 70's.

Lovely little pressed glass perfume bottle smells like Emeraude, my mother's favorite perfume for evenings.

This Fenton Spanish Lace cake plate was also found at the Erie store. It's already being bid on on eBay; I like it but I already have 3 (yes, 3) cake plates.

Roses again, this time on a pretty Anchor Hocking jar. It goes well with the pitcher, doesn't it?

I should say that if you are interested in buying any of the things I post, just drop me an email at susannaholstein at yahoo dot com and we can talk :)

That's my show-and-tell for today. Now, back to working on taxes. I am so jealous of those of you who already have this headache off your plates.

Linking today to Colorado Lady, Apron Thrift Girl and Her Library Adventures.