Finds After a Month Off, Some Glass and Ephemera

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Been working a lot lately. So much so that I haven't been to any sales in weeks. I got out a little this weekend and found a few items. Nothing too spectacular but here it is...

First is a satin glass rose bowl, pontiled, $5-

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Next is this vase, also pontiled, has a slight glow under the black light, $5-

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A Fenton Silver Crest Chip and dip set, paid $8 for it-

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Next is this really cool looking mid century modern snack bowl? set. It's pottery and marked b-19 usa on the bottom but I can't find another comparable example. Anybody?
Paid $6 for it-

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Got a few vintage belt buckles, paid $5 each for the Hasselblad, the Canon and the Alabama and $1 for the other 2 Hasselblad pieces, also shown is a sterling candle snuffer marked WEB $1, a Gorham salt spoon pin $3 and a Mexican .950 silver pendant .50. The brass key is hand wrought, it was $2.

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Antique Sterling Silver Candle Snuffer by Web | eBay

Hasselblad Camera Belt Buckle Key Chain | eBay

1970s Vintage Belt Buckle 05 022 Canon Camera | eBay

Pretty Hand Blown Victorian Wave Quilted Satin Glass Rose Bowl | eBay

fenton silver crest chip dip | eBay

Here are a few more items...

A few postcards to add to my collection- includes a Raphael Tuck & Sons Robert E. Lee, an early rppc of Arrow Rock Dam in Idaho and a rppc of Canton, NY showing trees down and closed roads after a snowstorm. Paid $1 each, not for sale but worth about $10 each I would think. Also shown is a couple political cards .50 each.

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Last but not least are a couple WW2 era maps, not worth too much but I like old ephemera.
The first is Japan and it's possessions $1.

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and finally a Robinsons new map of the Pacific Ocean 28"x38" $1

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Thanks for looking and if anyone can find another example of the mid century snack bowl nesting set please let me know.
 

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great finds, the price that belt buckle went for you should be very happy. Good for you!
 

Although I have never really been a glass guy, I am learning to appreciate ephemera. Now that I have a place in my house to hang up and display this stuff, I look for it when I am out.
 

Although I have never really been a glass guy, I am learning to appreciate ephemera. Now that I have a place in my house to hang up and display this stuff, I look for it when I am out.
I still don't have room to display many things but I still buy them.


I've been doing a little research and I think I may have found the maker of the snack bowl? set. It's looking like it may have been made by the Hyalyn Porcelain Company. I still haven't found a match to it but the composition (like a cross between stoneware and porcelain), matte glaze, color of the clay, along with the cork bottoms (on the 2 smaller insert bowls), and the numbers on the bottom of the large bowl have me leaning in this direction. Plus, I found someone mentioning what sounds like the same set I have here- Vintage Georges Briard Midas by Hyalyn Porcelain Oval ... | My Treasu? It looks like it may not be worth much but at $6 I still like it.
 

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