Here's a treat from The Gatherings Antique Vintage. A Christmas highlight and peek, of decorations from the past which will be featured soon, From the vintage years of the 1920's to the mid century of the 1950's, glass ornaments, of all sizes and shapes, some figural, to add to a collection or just to reminisce. So interesting are the pressed foil icicles in a variety of colors.Tinsel…
What says country farmhouse primitives? Well, many things ~ from time-worn fabrics, to make-do household items, to other basic needs of the simple homesteader. Add this element to color and it opens a new realm of delightful comfortable pleasure. All from another time, The Gatherings Antique Vintage is offering a a quick peak of up and coming attractions to be listed on the web…
Here's a sneak peek of "coming soon" vintage Halloween offerings from The Gatherings Antique Vintage. Things that go bump in the night are always a delight, especially ephemera collectibles, such as the Beistle witch stirring her black kettle or the long neck black cat howling at the moon. Both have fold out honeycombs. Interested in early vintage costumes? Wow! Here i…
A branding of flowers, mixed with colorful Depression era garden pots, adds charm to a small garden spot.. To anchor the spot, the old potting steps in weathered blue paint, is surrounded by three bower vines which bloom profusely. Set against deep green leaves, the soft pink flowers, in a trumpet shape, are so pretty to view. The vines were moved from the arbor trellis. f…
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Home»Small Business»Tips for Selling Vintage on EtsyTips for Selling Vintage on EtsyOne
of my very longtime clients has been selling on Etsy now for a few
years and has had success. This is in addition to her own website and
blog. I asked her if she would be kind enough to share some of her tips
for success with selling vintage on Etsy. Perhaps these tips will help y…
Paper mache turkey candy containers were a favorite party favor. These colorful fowl held small sweet treats for young at heart.......now, who couldn't resist... whether you are young or old. There are many styles of these gobblers, from the 1950's type above, to the early type with metal feet. The best were made in Germany. What could be more fun than this table de…