Martha's Attic

A lovely little dish, made for children, this is a butter dish in the Horizontal Thread pattern by Lechler.  It is in very good condition considering it's age, and would go with a creamer, sugar, and possibly a spooner.  You can find it here .

    Black-Eyed Susan bloom opening.

Vintage child's punch bowl set in the Hobstar and Pinwheel pattern.  This is a reproduction, but the woman I purchased it from said it had been in her attic for 40 years.  It would be a great display piece, or an addition to your tea party.  It is a nice set in very good condition, you can purchase it here .

    A nice glass inkwell by W.L. Mason and Co.  But I cannot decide if the stopper is original.  It doesn't fit tight, just drops in, but I think it looks good.  If you're interested, you can find it here .

    A vintage marriage certificate contained in a blue suede snap folder, a "Bridal Token".  Dated 1941 from Martinsville, Virginia.  This item is available here .

  In researching this food cover, I only ran across one other like it, and this one is larger.  This is a very nice piece, also has a hole on the rim for hanging on the wall.  It is available for sale here , in my shop. 

  A hungry squirrel I just happened to see while walking the dogs one morning! 

  I love the colors in this oyster plate, turquoise and grey.  Grab it quick, you can find it here .

So sweet, I love this milk glass bowl, with red silhouettes of children playing.  Just listed it in my shop, you can find it here .