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Collections for Sale

 

for saleMember Mike Finn (Magnificent Obsessions) mike@magnificentobsessionsshop.com

Black Americana collection for sale. 20 years in the making. First offering prior to online sale. Price upon request. Collection location - Massachusetts.

Contact member by e-mail at mike@magnificentobsessionshop.com.

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Finn Collection

 

For SaleNon-Member Lisa Mirto 727-576-0367 or e-mail lmmirto@hotmail.com

I have 300 sets of salt & pepper shakers. All are at least 40-50+ years old. Some are "Occupied Japan," minis, art deco, Enesco, Viking, Black Americana, three-piece sets, animals, people and kids that look like Hummel figurines. I have some that say Switzerland, Italy and Mexico. My favorite are the chalkware of Blondie and Dagwood, Dick Tracy and Junior and Little Orphan Annie and Sandy. I have Bakelite and other goodies.

I want to sell because I live in a little condo and just do not have the room to display and save. They were my Grandmother's and my Grandfather bought some overseas when he was in the War.

Please take a look at the photos and tell me what you think. I want to find someone to enjoy them.

You may contact me by e-mail or phone but the best way is e-mail.