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The blue & whited Trinket box has been repaired 1801 / 5007 -
The blue & whited Trinket box has been repaired 1802 / 5007 -
The blue & whited Trinket box has been repaired 1803 / 5007 -
The blue & whited Trinket box has been repaired 1804 / 5007 -
The blue & whited Trinket box has been repaired 1805 / 5007 -
The blue & whited Trinket box has been repaired 1806 / 5007 -
The blue & whited Trinket box has been repaired 1807 / 5007 -
The blue & whited Trinket box has been repaired 1808 / 5007 -
The blue & whited Trinket box has been repaired 1809 / 5007 -
The blue & whited Trinket box has been repaired 1810 / 5007 -
The blue & whited Trinket box has been repaired 1811 / 5007 -
The blue & whited Trinket box has been repaired 1812 / 5007 -
The blue & whited Trinket box has been repaired 1813 / 5007 -
The blue & whited Trinket box has been repaired 1814 / 5007 -
The blue & whited Trinket box has been repaired 1815 / 5007 -
The blue & whited Trinket box has been repaired 1816 / 5007 -
The blue & whited Trinket box has been repaired 1817 / 5007 -
The blue & whited Trinket box has been repaired 1818 / 5007 -
The blue & whited Trinket box has been repaired 1819 / 5007 -
The blue & whited Trinket box has been repaired 1820 / 5007 -
The Vintage 9" Cast Iron Farm Animals Doorstop by Midwest Importers (also known as Midwest of Cannon Falls) is a highly collectible piece of rustic home decor from the late 20th century. It features a whimsical, "stacked" design resembling a tower of country animals: a cow at the bottom, followed by a pig, a sheep, a duck (or goose), and a rooster perched at the very top 1821 / 5007 -
The Vintage 9" Cast Iron Farm Animals Doorstop by Midwest Importers (also known as Midwest of Cannon Falls) is a highly collectible piece of rustic home decor from the late 20th century. It features a whimsical, "stacked" design resembling a tower of country animals: a cow at the bottom, followed by a pig, a sheep, a duck (or goose), and a rooster perched at the very top 1822 / 5007 -
The Vintage 9" Cast Iron Farm Animals Doorstop by Midwest Importers (also known as Midwest of Cannon Falls) is a highly collectible piece of rustic home decor from the late 20th century. It features a whimsical, "stacked" design resembling a tower of country animals: a cow at the bottom, followed by a pig, a sheep, a duck (or goose), and a rooster perched at the very top 1823 / 5007 -
The Vintage 9" Cast Iron Farm Animals Doorstop by Midwest Importers (also known as Midwest of Cannon Falls) is a highly collectible piece of rustic home decor from the late 20th century. It features a whimsical, "stacked" design resembling a tower of country animals: a cow at the bottom, followed by a pig, a sheep, a duck (or goose), and a rooster perched at the very top 1824 / 5007 -
The Vintage 9" Cast Iron Farm Animals Doorstop by Midwest Importers (also known as Midwest of Cannon Falls) is a highly collectible piece of rustic home decor from the late 20th century. It features a whimsical, "stacked" design resembling a tower of country animals: a cow at the bottom, followed by a pig, a sheep, a duck (or goose), and a rooster perched at the very top 1825 / 5007 -
The Vintage 9" Cast Iron Farm Animals Doorstop by Midwest Importers (also known as Midwest of Cannon Falls) is a highly collectible piece of rustic home decor from the late 20th century. It features a whimsical, "stacked" design resembling a tower of country animals: a cow at the bottom, followed by a pig, a sheep, a duck (or goose), and a rooster perched at the very top 1826 / 5007 -
The Goebel shakers has a chip 1827 / 5007 -
The Goebel shakers has a chip 1828 / 5007 -
The Goebel shakers has a chip 1829 / 5007 -
The Goebel shakers has a chip 1830 / 5007 -
The Goebel shakers has a chip 1831 / 5007 -
The Goebel shakers has a chip 1832 / 5007 -
The Goebel shakers has a chip 1833 / 5007 -
The Goebel shakers has a chip 1834 / 5007 -
The Goebel shakers has a chip 1835 / 5007 -
A vintage sealed boxed set of 3 various Royal Copenhagen pin dishes is a highly collectible item made of fine Danish porcelain. These miniature dishes are often called trinket dishes, butter pats, or small wall plaques. They are famous for their beautiful hand-painted blue and white designs 1837 / 5007 -
A vintage sealed boxed set of 3 various Royal Copenhagen pin dishes is a highly collectible item made of fine Danish porcelain. These miniature dishes are often called trinket dishes, butter pats, or small wall plaques. They are famous for their beautiful hand-painted blue and white designs 1838 / 5007 -
A vintage sealed boxed set of 3 various Royal Copenhagen pin dishes is a highly collectible item made of fine Danish porcelain. These miniature dishes are often called trinket dishes, butter pats, or small wall plaques. They are famous for their beautiful hand-painted blue and white designs 1839 / 5007 -
A vintage sealed boxed set of 3 various Royal Copenhagen pin dishes is a highly collectible item made of fine Danish porcelain. These miniature dishes are often called trinket dishes, butter pats, or small wall plaques. They are famous for their beautiful hand-painted blue and white designs 1840 / 5007 -
A vintage sealed boxed set of 3 various Royal Copenhagen pin dishes is a highly collectible item made of fine Danish porcelain. These miniature dishes are often called trinket dishes, butter pats, or small wall plaques. They are famous for their beautiful hand-painted blue and white designs 1841 / 5007 -
the sugar lid as a chip The Vintage Nippon Phoenix Blue & White Creamer Pitcher is a highly collectible piece of Japanese export porcelain featuring a detailed cobalt blue phoenix bird surrounded by scrolling floral patterns. Often referred to as the "Flying Phoenix" or "Phoenix Bird" pattern, these pieces were primarily made in Japan from the early 1900s through the mid-20th century. 1850 / 5007 -
the sugar lid as a chip The Vintage Nippon Phoenix Blue & White Creamer Pitcher is a highly collectible piece of Japanese export porcelain featuring a detailed cobalt blue phoenix bird surrounded by scrolling floral patterns. Often referred to as the "Flying Phoenix" or "Phoenix Bird" pattern, these pieces were primarily made in Japan from the early 1900s through the mid-20th century. 1851 / 5007 -
the sugar lid as a chip The Vintage Nippon Phoenix Blue & White Creamer Pitcher is a highly collectible piece of Japanese export porcelain featuring a detailed cobalt blue phoenix bird surrounded by scrolling floral patterns. Often referred to as the "Flying Phoenix" or "Phoenix Bird" pattern, these pieces were primarily made in Japan from the early 1900s through the mid-20th century. 1852 / 5007 -
the sugar lid as a chip The Vintage Nippon Phoenix Blue & White Creamer Pitcher is a highly collectible piece of Japanese export porcelain featuring a detailed cobalt blue phoenix bird surrounded by scrolling floral patterns. Often referred to as the "Flying Phoenix" or "Phoenix Bird" pattern, these pieces were primarily made in Japan from the early 1900s through the mid-20th century. 1853 / 5007 -
the sugar lid as a chip The Vintage Nippon Phoenix Blue & White Creamer Pitcher is a highly collectible piece of Japanese export porcelain featuring a detailed cobalt blue phoenix bird surrounded by scrolling floral patterns. Often referred to as the "Flying Phoenix" or "Phoenix Bird" pattern, these pieces were primarily made in Japan from the early 1900s through the mid-20th century. 1854 / 5007 -
the sugar lid as a chip The Vintage Nippon Phoenix Blue & White Creamer Pitcher is a highly collectible piece of Japanese export porcelain featuring a detailed cobalt blue phoenix bird surrounded by scrolling floral patterns. Often referred to as the "Flying Phoenix" or "Phoenix Bird" pattern, these pieces were primarily made in Japan from the early 1900s through the mid-20th century. 1855 / 5007 -
the sugar lid as a chip The Vintage Nippon Phoenix Blue & White Creamer Pitcher is a highly collectible piece of Japanese export porcelain featuring a detailed cobalt blue phoenix bird surrounded by scrolling floral patterns. Often referred to as the "Flying Phoenix" or "Phoenix Bird" pattern, these pieces were primarily made in Japan from the early 1900s through the mid-20th century. 1856 / 5007 -
the sugar lid as a chip The Vintage Nippon Phoenix Blue & White Creamer Pitcher is a highly collectible piece of Japanese export porcelain featuring a detailed cobalt blue phoenix bird surrounded by scrolling floral patterns. Often referred to as the "Flying Phoenix" or "Phoenix Bird" pattern, these pieces were primarily made in Japan from the early 1900s through the mid-20th century. 1857 / 5007 -
the sugar lid as a chip The Vintage Nippon Phoenix Blue & White Creamer Pitcher is a highly collectible piece of Japanese export porcelain featuring a detailed cobalt blue phoenix bird surrounded by scrolling floral patterns. Often referred to as the "Flying Phoenix" or "Phoenix Bird" pattern, these pieces were primarily made in Japan from the early 1900s through the mid-20th century. 1858 / 5007 -
the sugar lid as a chip The Vintage Nippon Phoenix Blue & White Creamer Pitcher is a highly collectible piece of Japanese export porcelain featuring a detailed cobalt blue phoenix bird surrounded by scrolling floral patterns. Often referred to as the "Flying Phoenix" or "Phoenix Bird" pattern, these pieces were primarily made in Japan from the early 1900s through the mid-20th century. 1859 / 5007 -
the sugar lid as a chip The Vintage Nippon Phoenix Blue & White Creamer Pitcher is a highly collectible piece of Japanese export porcelain featuring a detailed cobalt blue phoenix bird surrounded by scrolling floral patterns. Often referred to as the "Flying Phoenix" or "Phoenix Bird" pattern, these pieces were primarily made in Japan from the early 1900s through the mid-20th century. 1860 / 5007 -
the sugar lid as a chip The Vintage Nippon Phoenix Blue & White Creamer Pitcher is a highly collectible piece of Japanese export porcelain featuring a detailed cobalt blue phoenix bird surrounded by scrolling floral patterns. Often referred to as the "Flying Phoenix" or "Phoenix Bird" pattern, these pieces were primarily made in Japan from the early 1900s through the mid-20th century. 1861 / 5007 -
the sugar lid as a chip The Vintage Nippon Phoenix Blue & White Creamer Pitcher is a highly collectible piece of Japanese export porcelain featuring a detailed cobalt blue phoenix bird surrounded by scrolling floral patterns. Often referred to as the "Flying Phoenix" or "Phoenix Bird" pattern, these pieces were primarily made in Japan from the early 1900s through the mid-20th century. 1862 / 5007 -
Clear Glass Beer Stein 1870 / 5007 -
Clear Glass Beer Stein 1871 / 5007 -
Clear Glass Beer Stein 1872 / 5007 -
Clear Glass Beer Stein 1873 / 5007 -
Clear Glass Beer Stein 1874 / 5007 -
Clear Glass Beer Stein 1875 / 5007 -
Clear Glass Beer Stein 1876 / 5007 -
Clear Glass Beer Stein 1877 / 5007 -
Clear Glass Beer Stein 1878 / 5007 -
Pair Of Coat Hangers 1 Metal & 1 Wood 1888 / 5007 -
Pair Of Coat Hangers 1 Metal & 1 Wood 1889 / 5007 -
Pair Of Coat Hangers 1 Metal & 1 Wood 1890 / 5007 -
Pair Of Coat Hangers 1 Metal & 1 Wood 1891 / 5007 -
Pair Of Coat Hangers 1 Metal & 1 Wood 1892 / 5007 -
Pair Of Coat Hangers 1 Metal & 1 Wood 1893 / 5007 -
Pair Of Coat Hangers 1 Metal & 1 Wood 1894 / 5007 -
Silver Plated Round Serving Plates 1895 / 5007 -
Silver Plated Round Serving Plates 1896 / 5007 -
Silver Plated Round Serving Plates 1897 / 5007 -
Silver Plated Round Serving Plates 1898 / 5007 -
Silver Plated Round Serving Plates 1899 / 5007 -
Silver Plated Round Serving Plates 1900 / 5007
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