Thrift - Alexander Girard for Braniff Airlines

Took my neighbor thrift with me, she bought a tin and I got all this crap! Nesting tins from 1977 SOLD. Hot pad illustrated by Sally Gregory Hesper in 1969 SOLD. A Lapid, Israel pottery dish, some idiot had Elmer glued felt to the bottom which had kept the name hidden. Fortunately the felt came off with water. 1970s small ochre and yellow table cloth. Flower recipe tin. And a brown Rosti Denmark utensil.

At GWill I was excited to find a set of Braniff Airlines coffee mugs designed by the great Alexander Girard. Braniff is best known for their 60s uniforms designed by Pucci (nice fish bowl) and later Halston. A NIB Mirro cookie press set, you can't tell from the picture but it has wonderful bright colors SOLD. A pack of vintage Gary Larson "The Far Side" Christmas cards SOLD. If they don't sell, folks will be receiving them in the mail.

A NIB set of Vitra W. German kitchen canisters. A Christmas mug (found the same one a couple of weeks ago) NIB colorful Dutch napkins and coasters that I hope someone will like. Hopefully, I can get everything cleaned up, photographed and listed soon but I'm super backed up.

Thrift - Brio's Puck the Dog

Coffee & tea wood caddies with rooster decals, made in Japan - booted back to the thrift store. "Horizon Blue" pair of Pyrex mixing bowls.

Puck the Dog by Brio, Sweden. Puck first entered the scene in 1964, this is a recent version. SOLD

Stack of children books from the 1950-70's. "Ramona the Pest" 1968 & "Ramona the Brave" 1975 by Beverly Cleary, one of my favorite childhood books. "The Strange Disappearance of Arthur Cluck" 1967 & Little Golden Book "Heidi" from 1954. "A Charlie Brown Christmas" 1965 that's actually worth something.

My first find from Israel! Handmade enamel over copper in a plastic frame. Circa 1960's. Labeled WIZO Home Industries, Caspi. Interestingly enough, WIZO provided an income to any poor woman living in Israel that was home bound. I found a lot of photos of woman hand making espadrilles. Anyway, it's rare for me to find handmade enamel bowls or plates in my area. SOLD