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[Nightowlz]

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@ECBG wrote:

@Nightowlz Finished now.  Had to get the other pic in from my phone.

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@ECBG 

That's a nice collection. Love that fireplace with old candle molds so neat.

[Group 5 minus 1]

It is very sad that a lot of collectibles have hardly any value.

[Chicagosuburbangirl]

Teapots on a shelf over entrance to the kitchen.

Corner curio with Lladro and Waterford.

[Nightowlz]

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@Group 5 minus 1 wrote:

It is very sad that a lot of collectibles have hardly any value.

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@Group 5 minus 1 

My mom had a lot of Hummels. My dad bought them years ago when he was in the military 50 yrs ago or more. 7 of us kids got some of them but my dad's wife at the time gave some to her daughter? plus sold some for her booze. Sad but true.

I have a few of them plus the Hummel Lamps. I have not idea of value. I don't care they were my moms.

[ECBG]

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@Nightowlz wrote:

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@ECBG wrote:

@Nightowlz Finished now.  Had to get the other pic in from my phone.

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@ECBG 

That's a nice collection. Love that fireplace with old candle molds so neat.

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Nightowlzz Thank you.  The little wooden and tin box on the left side of the hearth is a carriage foot warmer.  It has a little box in it.  The basket is from the turn of the century.

[Nightowlz]

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@ECBG wrote:

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@Nightowlz wrote:

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@ECBG wrote:

@Nightowlz Finished now.  Had to get the other pic in from my phone.

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@ECBG 

That's a nice collection. Love that fireplace with old candle molds so neat.

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Nightowlzz Thank you.  The little wooden and tin box on the left side of the hearth is a carriage foot warmer.  It has a little box in it.  The basket is from the turn of the century.

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@ECBG 

I had no idea what it was. I like all of it. Guess I like older stuff better then new stuff. I saw a lot of things in St. Augustine Fl. liked that at different places we went to. I don't know the places since my sister took us. There was a lot of neat stuff. Loved the Lightner Museum I think it was called. Would love to go back.

[ECBG]

@Nightowlz 

For fun (since we have so much time on your hands), you might enjoy googleing and google imaging "antique kitchen antiques".  There are quite a few on ebay as well.  I'll be glad to help you with pics .

At the top is a noodle cutter (green handle).  It isn't too old, probably the 40's or 50's.  Tin strainer, (diagonal) a potato paddle to pull potatoes out of a fire, a meat fork, a child's sifter, very old hand beater, my great grandmother's ice cream scoup, a cone shaped Victorian ice cream scoop with a turn handle for the little scraper inside.  A baker for corn bread sticks, spice grater, Victorian animal head muffin tin

Child's ice cream churn on the right.  30's, 40's.

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These milk bottles had a bulb on them to collect the cream.  The metal is a whisk!

[Catiele]

I cleaned my curio cabinet this past week. Have Hummels and love them. I also have Byers choice carolers. After I finished my husband had to help me up. Less went back in. Wrapped them and put them away. Just glad it is done.

[Mary Bailey]

YES! 

I have a curio cabinet in the Master Bedroom. 

It has "It's A Wonderful Life" items

some gifts from family. a small shadowbox with stuff that belonged to my Dad's parents.

I also have an antique side-by-side that has family photos & dog photos, special ornaments

My FIL still has 3 curio cabinets of Precious Moments from my MIL (RIP) a lot are signed. 

[jannabelle1]

Like many of you, my collectibles are from years past. I have a tall and narrow glass curio cabinet that used to contain nothing but Lladro, but I've pared that down over the years. Now I only display 3 or 4 of them along with 2 Royal Doulton ladies, a few small pieces of Waterford (a pear and a strawberry are my favorites) and a couple of family pieces that came over from Norway in the 1870s, plus a few very special family photos.

I love all the photos posted....the beautiful bells, the antique kitchen items and those wonderful cookie jars! Thanks for sharing!