Monthly Archives: July 2012

Antique on the Week 7/23/2012 – Peanut Warmer

Vintage Peanut Warmer This is a Roy Stringer Co. Fireside Toasted Peanuts warmer/server. It is made out of aluminum and glass and was produced sometime in the 1950’s. When plugged in the light generates heat which turns a fan type … Continue reading

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Antique of the Week 7/9/2012 – English Tea Pot

English Tea Pot This is a gorgeous ceramic tea pot adorned with a sterling silver overlay. It was made in England around the turn of the century. The beautiful dark brown glazing is decorated in a wonderful art nouveau style. This … Continue reading

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“Points for Profit” makes a difference!

A lot of you are probably wondering what “Points for Profit” is. It took me a while to figure it out, but now I have it down and it is so easy. “Points for Profit” is a partnership between locally … Continue reading

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Upcycling, the New Craze

Upcycling, the New Craze Wikipedia defines upcycling as, “the process of converting waste materials or useless products into new materials or products of better quality or a higher environmental value.” In other words, taking something that is worn out and … Continue reading

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Antique of the Week 7/2/12 – Skelly Gas Pump

Skelly Gas Pump This is a Skelly gas pump made between 1938 and 1958. It was restored sometime in the 1980’s. Skelly was a medium sized oil company founded in 1919 by Bill Skelly, Chelsey Herndon and Fredrick Pielsticker in … Continue reading

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