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Lorena B

Practically Family
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566
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London, UK
VintageGirl143 said:
Im in love with the Edwardian-Art Deco eras. I love to shop but my two favorite things are:

An Edwardian 14kt gold filigree & diamond cameo ring that was a gift from my grandmother...

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This 1920's inlaid Napoleon-bowlback mandolin that i bought from a shop in California. I've been playing for a couple years and it sounds beautiful.

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That mandoling is awesome!!
 

Miss_Bella_Hell

My Mail is Forwarded Here
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3,960
Location
Los Angeles, CA
I enjoy buying "statement piece" vintage jewelry, because it can be found cheaply and make a big difference in an outfit. This was $10!
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Now I need to find that "find a match for my piece" thread.
 

Sunny

One Too Many
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1,409
Location
DFW
Vanessa said:
Can't beat this set for $10.

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I love that! I've never seen a case that size, or with all those pockets. It's in fantastic shape, too. And for $10 - that's the last straw. :p
 

BeBopBaby

One Too Many
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1,176
Location
The Rust Belt
Pretty milk glass. I have a milk glass powder dish that's almost the same as yours, but mine is hobnail. It sits on my vanity with a 30s art moderne powder dish with an elephant handle.
 

RebeccaMUA

One of the Regulars
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252
Location
Santa Monica, CA
StaceFace said:
Found this milk glass powder dish at an antique store for $5. Now I just need a puff.

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My goodness! I have one nearly identical to yours that my grandmother left here for me to keep after her stay with us. She kept her jewelry in there and that's what I thought it was for! (Granted, she doesn't wear powder anymore) Thank you for enlightening me :)
 

StaceFace

One of the Regulars
Messages
270
Location
Oak Harbor, WA
Vanessa - I am envious of your find! Even with shipping (lol ), that still sounds like a great deal!

BeBopBaby - I just adore milk glass. Do you happen to have a picture of the elephant handle powder dish?

RebeccaMUA - Lucky you! I honestly wouldn't have guessed mine to be a powder dish, but the price tag was marked as so. It looked similar to a lot of the candy dishes they were selling, but thankfully cheaper!

Before I found my dish, I was going to get this from Caswell-Massey:
Elixir of Love powder

They also have a really cute puff for sale:
Lambs Wool puff

Or there's always this:
powder refill
 

BeBopBaby

One Too Many
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1,176
Location
The Rust Belt
I googled Jeanette Glass (the depression glass manufacturer that made my powder jar) and found a picture of the elephant powder jar that I have:

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And here's picture of the milk glass powder jar that I have:

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Lady Day

I'll Lock Up
Bartender
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9,087
Location
Crummy town, USA
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Nothing too glamorous, but I picked these up. My mother had a pair when she sewed. They are a dream when cutting serger chains :)

These are not vintage, but they have an old time feel to them.

LD
 

BeBopBaby

One Too Many
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1,176
Location
The Rust Belt
Lady Day said:
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Nothing too glamorous, but I picked these up. My mother had a pair when she sewed. They are a dream when cutting serger chains :)

These are not vintage, but they have an old time feel to them.

LD

I use an antique pair of iron snips that are very similar to these when I spin yarn. They are handy.
 

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