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Weiss Vintage Jewelry Vintage Costume Jewelry
including Antique Costume Jewelry and Estate Costume Jewelry, is the biggest area of Vintage Jewelry collecting. There are many very well known designer and manufacturer names. Some pieces are marked or "signed"... [Read more]

Vintage Pearl Jewelry Antique Collectible Jewelry
on this website refers to Vintage Fine Jewelry, which means that the item is made from a precious metal, such as gold, platinum or even sterling silver, and that any gemstones are genuine... [Read more]

Vintage Nightgowns Vintage Nightgowns
are adored and collected because they are so very elegant and glamorous. They just don't make them like that anymore! The most well known Vintage Nightgown brands are Vanity Fair, Olga and ... [Read more]

Dancerina – 1968 Mattel Dancing Ballerina Doll Dancerina - 1968 Mattel Dancing Ballerina Doll
Dancerina was THE doll to get for Christmas 1969.  She was a 24 inch tall Ballerina doll.  She had batteries in her back and when she was turned on, you would hold her by the knob in the center of the crown on her head and she would spin around on her toes. [Read More]

Vintage Tippee Toes Doll Vintage Tippee Toes Doll
Santa left a Tippee Toes Doll that magical Christmas morning in 1968!  Made by Mattel, Tippee Toes rides her bike, her pony or her walker by moving her legs – she is a battery operated.  When she is turned on, her legs and her head move back and forth.  Tippee is 16 inches tall and came with the blue bike and yellow pony.  The pink walker... [Read more]

Tubsy Doll Vintage Tubsy Doll
Tubsy was a babydoll made by Ideal in 1967 and 1968.  She came with a little bath tub and was battery operated.  When she was in her tub and you turned her on, her arms would move up and down to splash in the water.  This is a very special doll to me!  I wanted her so bad for Christmas and I will always remember how happy I was to receive... [Read more]

Mrs. Beasley Doll Mrs. Beasley Doll
Remember Mrs. Beasley? If you grew up during the late 60s and early 70s I bet you do! Mrs. Beasley is a doll who was featured on the TV show Family Affair, which ran on CBS from 1966 to 1971. The show included 6 year-old brother and sister twins – Buffy and Jody. Buffy (played by Anissa Jones) had a doll on the show named Mrs....  [Read more]

Vintage Mary Poppins Dolls by Horsman Vintage Mary Poppins Dolls by Horsman
2009 was Mary Poppins 45th Anniversary! Horsman made Mary Poppins dolls from 1963 through the early 1970s. The dolls were 11 1/2? tall (same height as Barbie) and several different versions were sold through the years. There was a Mary Poppins alone in her purple dress and navy overcoat, there was a set that contained Mary in her purple dress... [Read more]

Shawnee Cookie Jars Vintage Shawnee Cookie Jars
are among the most popular in collectible antique cookie jars. Located in Zanesville, Ohio the Shawnee Pottery Company began operation in 1937... [Read more]


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