The Etsy 90 Project, Listing 337 - 343

Sales continue to be brisk this holiday season, and this week's Etsy Project has a few non-Christmas-y items listed too!

I don't collect Pyrex, although I have a recent appreciation for it. I do have a Friendship casserole dish (the reds and yellows go well in my kitchen), and thought about keeping this Orange Dot since it complements it, but decided it was too mod for me.

I also own a Snowflake casserole with lid, and am still thinking of keeping a different size or two of these lidless ones. You know I like the aqua, and the snowflakes are Christmas-y.

This Indiana Glass cakes stand is minty, and seems very Christmas-y to me -- I guess it's the red box.

Onto the real Christmas listings! These bulbs were made by the Henry Ford Museum for Avon in 1984. Not vintage enough for me, but good enough for Etsy!

More my vintage speed -- a red Shiny Brite with stencil and mica winter snowscene.

Two adorable holiday girl figurines, by NapcoWare. {SOLD!}

These ceramic trees are going for big bucks on ebay (especially if they are marked -- this one is by Atlantic Mold), but I didn't want to gamble on an auction. I listed it on Etsy for $125 and it sold within two days! Woo hoo!

LISTING 337 - 343

337.   Vintage Christmas Milk Glass Bulb Avon

338.   Vintage Shiny Brite Christmas Ornament Red Snow Scene

339.   Vintage Pyrex Mixing Bowl Orange Dot

340.   Vintage Indiana Glass Cake Stand NOS Teardrop Pattern

341.   Vintage NapcoWare Christmas Girl Figurines SOLD!

342.   Vintage Ceramic Light Up Atlantic Mold Tree SOLD!

343.   Vintage Pyrex Snowflake Turquoise Casserole Christmas

Comments

[Annette]

I am amazed at what those trees go for...aren't you? I remember my friends mother making one in the 60's when ceramic
class was a big deal.