FINEST ARTSTYLE SOLID BRASS CHOCOLATE TIN FULLY EMBOSSED 1920′ ERA ORIG. INSERT

Being offered for your consideration is this lovely Artstyle Solid Brass Embossed Chocolate Tin. Excuse the pictures as I found this very hard to get any good shots of and they surly do nothing to show off the condition or charm of this antique brass tin. The beautifully chased lid depicts a pretty young lady with a large decorative hat holding a large fan. Surrounding her are flowers, limbs, leaves, and a pair of Love birds. This is all framed with and elaborate border which has an enameled flower in each of the six corners. The entire box is solid brass with the bottom being painted in its original red paint. The tin is in very good condition with very minimal shallow denting and minimal loss of paint with no repairs or structural damage . The lid fits securely and the hinges are in very nice condition as well. It has an original old paper insert which has some printing on it from one of the advertisers of the period. It says something about spending a dime, has $ .25 – $ 1.00 on there as well and I can make out it is from Richmond Va., Forrest Hill Ave. The box is six sided and has six feet all are which in great condition. It measures 6 1/4″ wide and stands 2 1/4″ tall. The bottom is marked “Artstyle Chocolate Co. Boston-St. Louis-USA Net Weight 1 Pound”. A truly gorgeous solid brass advertising box that would be a great addition to any collection or display.We carefully bubble wrap and pack each piece with plenty of shipping peanuts to insure your items arrive safely. Check out our positive feedback and bid with confidence! We are always happy to combine shipping whenever possible to save on shipping costs. We like happy customers so please let us know if you have any questions. Thanks for checking us out! Your Virginia Pickers-Mike and Lisa Our items come from private estates filled with porcelain, pottery, glassware, artwork, furniture and more and we will be listing it daily so mark us on your favorites and stay tuned for more great items! Terms and Conditions Thank you for your interest in our items. If you have any questions about our items, please contact us before bidding as all items are sold as is, as listed. We will refund your purchase price only if there is damage that was not listed by us previously. Payment on winning bids is due within 3 business days of auction closing. If we do not receive payment, and have not been contacted by the buyer,we reserve the right to re-list the item. As a seller, our policy is to leave positive feedback as soon as possible and would appreciate the same in return. Thank you again for your interest and good luck!

Antique Advertising Ink Blotter Taylor Clothes Boonville NY Edwardian Era Woman

Very early antique advertising blotter for Taylor Clothes. Promoted by a store in Boonville, NY. Artwork is reminiscent of the Harrison Fisher style. Minor wear, creasing and staining consistent with age. Pictures serve as additional description and provide accurate measurements. Please contact me with any questions.

Hershey’s Millenium Series Canister 1920’s-1930’s Era Replica Vintage Graphic

This vintage-style Hershey’s canister is a replica of the 1920s-1930s era and features beautiful brown graphics that are sure to catch the eye of any collector. The tin material adds to its durability and uniqueness, making it a great addition to any advertising or merchandise collection. Created in 1997, this item is a must-have for any Hershey’s fan or collector of vintage graphics.

Goodyear truck tires car ad 1919 orig vintage 1920s era print retro auto art

Early Goodyear ad from 1919 vintage original print Vintage ad – not a reproduction! – taken from original 1919 magazine, with great Illustrated art of forest, detailed ad copy, old-fashioned logo, etc. – This vintage 100+ year old item will be a fine addition to your collection! Each page measures approximately 8 1/2 x 11 3/4 inches excellent condition – especially for age of magazine! shipped flat between cardboard, will ship worldwide at additional cost . Please email with any questions, and check our other auctions for more ads and vintage magazines – will combine shipping on multiple items!

1920s era HOLLAND FURNACE COMPANY – WARM FRIEND PONY HITCH MICHIGAN ADV. BLOTTER

VERY GOOD CONDITION ON THIS NICE UNUSED 1920s era HOLLAND FURNACE COMPANY – WARM FRIEND PONY HITCH MICHIGAN ADV. BLOTTER. Political Parade has just PURCHASED A VERY NICE 30+ YEAR COLLECTION FROM THE ESTATE OF A RETIRED ELECTED OFFICIAL IN INDIANA – CONSISTING OF POLITICAL CAMPAIGN BUTTONS, BOOKS, PAPER & 3-D ITEMS, AS WELL AS MISC. SPORTS AND ADVERTISING PIECES. WE WILL BE OFFERING ITEMS FROM THIS GREAT COLLECTION OVER THE COMING MONTHS! Don’t miss this great opportunity to buy some scarce pieces and never before offered for sale items while they last! All items we sell are 100% original and guaranteed to be authentic! Items are described according to their condition and all sales are final. Good luck! E-mail us with any questions.

Vintage ad Ladies Nigligees copies Chanel ! 1920s Era Flapper Deco fabulous (5)

Lot of 6 Large vintage ads that came from a San Francisco newspaper dated 1928. SEE SODA CAN FOR SIZE ! Later, they were put in a scrap book . I rescued them from the crumbling scrap book and some of the ads have the heavy stock paper behind them (no glue is visible at all). These are old, so there are some folds, tiny rips , discoloration. But overall , nice to frame ! Shipping is $5.00

Antique Vintage 1920s Auto Number 6 Broom Label, Car Racing Memorabilia Decor!

Antique Vintage 1920s Auto Number 6 Broom Label made by the Windsor Broom Company out of Hamburg Pennsylvania 6″ by 3.5″ ~ Sorry about the glare it is so bright and shiny! 🏆 Check out this #rare Auto Number 6 Broom Label from #WindsorBroomCo! Established in 1894 by Wilson Schmick in Hamburg, PA, now a Historic District. Their unique designs and branding give us a glimpse into the past – don’t miss out! #antique #vintage #1920s #historic #broomlabel The beautiful vibrant colors on this vintage label used from 1900 to 1940s are amazing. Broom labels were a popular way of marketing their mops to stand out from the others. Of course, that is until the vacuum cleaner was made affordable to the middle class after WW2 and most Broom companies went out of business. Imagine this vintage advertising of car racing memorabilia decor hanging on your wall as home decor in any room! Most of these artists were very good but desperate for work during that era and got paid very little and received no recognition for their work. Unfortunately, the majority of these artists will remain unknown but we can keep their art alive forever.