Lot of Junk Drawer Estate Sale Items Vintage to Modern Mixed Miscellaneous

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Lot of Junk Drawer Estate Sale Items Vintage to Modern Mixed Miscellaneous:
$24.99

FLOATING SOAP DISH - According to Google AI, this is a vintage Avon \"Freddy the Frog\" floating soap dish and bath toy from the 1960s. It is molded from soft green vinyl or rubber designed to float in the bathtub and features a textured back to hold a bar of soap along with a little pink and white straw hat over its head.
2 WOOD AND 1 METAL DECOR ITEMS - According to Google AI, the red wooden heart is a handcrafted piece with a distressed, primitive finish. The leaf is rustic orange and copper toned metal wall accent with an integrated curled wire loop design. The wooden folk art boat figurine features a dark finish with miniature wooden oars.
PEWTER PORRINGER BOWL - According to Google AI, this is a vintage Wilton Armetale RWP pewter porringer bowl featuring a distinctive pierced, scalloped handle and RWP hallmark stamp on the bottom. RWP stands for The Wilton Company/RWP Armetale of Columbia, PA.
HANGING STRAWBERRY DECOR - According to Google AI, this is a handmade country kitchen fabric hanging strawberry decor featuring a charming mix of gingham, polka dot, and striped prints tied with a bow.
CROCHETED AND STARCHED ORNAMENTS - According to Google AI, these are handcrafted off-white crocheted lace snowflake and ball ornaments featuring stiffened, molded thread work and a hanging loop.
HAND PAINTED LANDSCAPE - According to Google AI, this oval-shaped, convex, hand-painted landscape artwork features an impasto technique depicting a scenic mountain, forest, and river or lake view under a cloudy blue sky. The oval appears to be plaster.
3 CERAMIC PIECES - According to Google AI, the first item is a vintage miniature ceramic or porcelain wheelbarrow planter with hand painted floral details. (One arm of the wheelbarrow has been broken and repaired.) The second item is a Mikasa Summer Melody Creamer (pattern L9008), Nita shape. It features a colorful porcelain floral design with a distinctive, orange-trimmed rim. The third item is a vintage white ceramic miniature bud vase featuring an applied three-dimensional flower and leaves produced during the Allied occupation of Japan following World War II. Specifically, it was manufactured between 1945 and 1952.
CLEAR GLASS HUMMINGBIRD - According to Google AI, this is a clear glass hummingbird figurine intricately crafted with raised, detailed wings and a long slender beak.
EXPANDABLE SPRING-STYLE PLATE DISPLAY WALL HANGER - According to Google AI, this item is designed to stretch over the back of a decorative ceramic dish, antique tile, or platter so that it can be safely mounted to a wall.
2 PAPER BACK BOOKLETS - According to Google AI, the booklet titled Planting a Fruit Garden, published by the American Association of Nurserymen and distributed by Waynesboro Nurseries, inc. in Waynesboro, Virginia. The copyright date is 1946. The booklet titled Our Christian Symbols was written by Friedrich Rest and illustrated by Harold Minton. It was published by The Pilgrim Press, and this booklet is the seventh printing from July 1979.
3 POSTAL MAILING CONTAINERS - According to Google AI, these items are vintage mid-20th century postal mailing containers and protective cases used for shipping fragile glass apothecary vials, medicine samples, or laboratory specimen tubes through the mail. They are constructed from heavy duty rolled cardboard/paperboard tubes with metal screw on or slip on end caps often paired with a clear glass or plastic vial featuring a cork stopper. They were designed to protect small liquid medicines, pills, or clinical samples against damage during postal transit. The clear vial is a vintage clear plastic container made of solvent-dipped celluloid acetate manufactured by the Celluplastic Corporation. These tubes and the cardboard mailers were heavily utilized from the 1930s through the 1950s for transporting precise laboratory samples, medical specimens, pipettes, and small manufacturing components.
WOODEN SOCK SHAPE - According to Google AI, this is a vintage wooden sock stretcher (also called a stocking stretcher or sock blocker) which was used after washing wool socks or stocking to keep them from shrinking and to help them dry in the correct shape. This particular item was used as wall decor as it has a hanger on the back.
CERTO FRUIT PECTIN BOTTLE - According to Google AI, this is a vintage amber glass Certo fruit pectin bottle commonly used in mid 20th century home canning and jelly making. The distinctive upside-down embossed lettering on the base reads \"For 1/2 Bottle Pour to Here\" to help measure liquid pectin. This exact design grew wildly popular during the 1940s home canning boom. Embossed on bottom of bottle: 24 S MADE IN U.S.A. 3514 71. 3514 is the design, style, or specific catalog mold number. 24 refers to the factory plant location code. S is the factory division marker or shift code identifier. 71 indicates that this bottle was made in 1971.
8 PLANT HOOKS - According to Google AI, these are an assortment of various metal S shaped hooks in different sizes, finishes and curvatures.

These items have been used so have some wear, dings, and scratches. The ceramic wheelbarrow has a repaired arm. Examine all photos closely to get an idea of condition.

Lot of Junk Drawer Estate Sale Items Vintage to Modern Mixed Miscellaneous For Sale

Lot of Junk Drawer Estate Sale Items Vintage to Modern Mixed Miscellaneous: $24.99

Lot of Junk Drawer Estate Sale Items Vintage to Modern Mixed Miscellaneous:
$24.99