Honeysuckle Lane Shop

Wednesday, April 17, 2013

Stampington Magazine Trade

Anyone up for a Stampington magazine trade?

I have 7 issues shown here that I'd like to trade one for one.
I'd like to trade for Somerset Workshop, Somerset Apprentice, and a few issues of Where Women Create.

Email me (honeysucklelane {at} hotmail dot com) what you have to trade and which issues you'd like in return and I'll get back to you ASAP.

Here's what's pictured:
Somerset Studio Nov/Dec 2008
Somerset Studio Jan/Feb 2009
Somerset Studio Sept/Oct 2009
Art Doll Quarterly Winter 2008
Art Doll Quarterly Feb/Mar/Apr 2009
Belle Armoire Nov/Dec 2008
Artful Blogging Autumn 2008.

Monday, April 15, 2013

DOLLS magazines!

These are $4.00 each
or $3.00 each if you purchase 3 or more.

I accept PayPal (you can use a credit card with PayPal), check, money order.

Please email me with your choices (ex: Mag 1) and your mailing address so that I may calculate cheapest shipping. I will send a PayPal invoice unless you choose another payment method.

There are numerous articles in them but I will list the ones that I had marked with post-it notes for myself, I know many of you are interested in the same dolls.

Mag 1: July/August 1987; John Darcy Noble article on 18th c. dollhouse; 1690 wooden William and Mary period doll

Mag 2: September/October 1986; 18th c. doll in John Darcy Noble article

Mag 3: January 1991; cover loose; JD Noble doll article called The Fateful Traveler; swaddled dolls

Mag 4: June 1989; 18th c. wooden leather doll

Mag 5: January/February 1988; rare 18th c. early wooden George III doll

Mag 6: January 1995; JD Noble article on Well-Loved Woodens; portrait dolls

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Mag 7: October 1990; JD Noble article called Plain and Fancy Handiwork

Mag 8: Spring 1984; JD Noble article called The Mystery of Paper Angels

Mag 9: November 1990; JD Noble article Sewing Companions

Mag 10: March/April 1989; JD Noble article about 18th c. wooden doll (moppet, poppet)

Mag 11: September/October 1988; Williamsburg 19th c. dolls and children portraits

Mag 12: July/August 1986; JD Noble Q&A on Queen Annes, Milliner's Models, and dolls for boys

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Mag 13: May/June 1986; Queen Anne doll pictured; 17th c. wooden dolls Lord and Lady Clapham; early dolls at England's Hove Museum

Mag 14: Fall 1983; Izannah walker dolls; 1750 English wooden doll; JD Noble article on dolls in glass cases

Mag 15: September/October 1987; 1755 English wooden doll. Queen Victoria's wooden doll collection

Mag 16: January/February 1986; JD Noble article on Madame's Dress (David Walker and Norma Herbert); JD Noble article called The Lovely Cheat (Queen Anne doll)

Mag 17: July/August 1988; JD Noble article on Dancing Paper Dolls

Mag 18: Winter 1984; photos of Tuck Comb doll, 18th c. wooden cage doll, 18th c. French wooden doll; photos of Queen Anne doll in McIntyre collection; 18th c. Salem doll (Mehitabel Hodges)

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Mag 19: May 1995; Article about John Darcy Noble and his dolls, Of Muses and Maquettes;

Mag 20: May/June 1987; JD Noble article about English Pedlar dolls

Mag 21: July 1994; JD Noble article about 18th c. wooden doll

Mag 22: Spring 1983; photo of papier mache doll; JD Noble article on 18th c. English wooden dolls; 17th c. Old Pretender doll; Izannah Walker doll

Mag 23: April 1995; JD Noble article on 1830 French papier mache doll

Mag 24: January/February 1989; photo of Izannah Walker doll; photo of Queen Anne doll; peg wooden dolls

Mag 25: Fall 1984; Queen Anne dolls; Wendy Lavitt doll article; JD Noble article on Paper Angels (continued).

Be sure to look through the older posts to see what's left from past sales.

Thank you!
Lana

Tuesday, April 9, 2013

Silver!

After years of collecting, I'm letting go of many pieces in my silver / silver plate collection. I have not polished these pieces... just woke them up from a long sleep in storage for a quick photo shoot. You can decide to polish or just wipe clean and enjoy the patina! A few pieces are not silver or silver-plate but were in the box so they are getting listed as well.
I'll add any markings I can find "in quotes" on the pieces Tuesday.

As usual, please email me (honeysucklelane {at} hotmail.com) with your choice(s) and your zip. I'll get back to you with the total including shipping. Payments can then be made via PayPal or check / money order.

Happy shopping!

Please note the 12 inch ruler in the photos for size reference.
Please refer to item number when ordering.

1. Three piece set / creamer sugar (no lid), tray
all pieces have a crown and a shield with WA in it.
"Italy, Quality Silverplate"

$10

2. Tray
"Silver on copper"
Has 3 marks: crown, S, shield
Hand etched with SX 7 / 5

3. Tray
"Tudor Plate, Oneida Community, 612"

4. Gorham Covered Butter Dish
"Gorham Heritage, EP, YH18"

$10

5. Candy Dish
Lions and shield with "OL", "Oneida"

6. Candy Dish
Lions and shield with "OL", "Oneida"

7. Candy Dish
"EPCA, Bristol Silverplate, by Poole, 160"

8. Pierced Tray
shield, "Sheffield EPNS,3463S"

9. Large Leaf Footed Tray
"silver plated, EP on steel"

10. Pair of small leaf trays
marked "Japan" and a "Y"

11. Hand Chased Silver Bowl
(middle eastern in design)
$10

12. Banded Bowl
$10

13. Knife rest and flatware holders
"made in China"

$10

14. Tray
"Roman Silversmiths, EPC"

15. Triple Candy Dish

$12

16. Casserole dish footed holder
"Viking Plate, made in Canada, EP copper, lead mounts"

17. Casserole dish footed holder
"Apollo EPNS, 8235"

18. Victorian Tilting Coffee / Tea Pot Warmer Stand

(see similar one here with pot)

$15

19. Large Serving Spoon with Wooden Handle

I can't imagine this ornate spoon originally had a wooden handle! Could this be a make-do spoon?
There's a mark I can't make out and then what I think is the word "Nickel" and then plainly marked "Silver".

$20