Check out this vintage umbrella with hidden flask. It's probably from around the 1970's and made of nylon with wooden handle. The brass pommel bears the Mccormack Distilling Company logo, and unscrews to reveal the twelve inch long glass flask with cork stopper. Really neat item: $40.00 + $12.95 S&H  

Happy trails pardner. I happen to love horses, and this
17"x11" Western style horse clock is no exception. It's made of cast
metal but I can't say for sure it's brass, and has a wooden base covered with
faux alligator skin. It does show it's age a little but works well (Sessions movement). I didn't try topolish or scrub it I only cleaned the dust off with some mild soap and a rag.The horse is beautiful and I also like the rider, hat, and six-gun. You could call this a mantle clock, but in the 50's and 60's, figureclocks were also very popular to sit on top of the TV. I think my grandparents had one with a ceramic angel holding the clock above her head.

Gorham produced these 7 3/8" cut crystal wine hocks in
the Chantilly pattern from 1972-84. Sparkling and weighty, your guests will
feel like European nobility drinking from these beauties. But they don't have
to know that you got them for a less than royal price. Free shipping continental US

Send in the clowns! I like this set of brilliantly colored 7-7 1/2 inch paper mache clown musicians from the '50s. there are a couple of age cracks, you can see that part of the stickers have been pulled off of the guitars, and the bass player may have had a bow, but it's hard to find them unbroken. The little instigators; I couldn't swear to it, but late one night I thought I heard them tinkling the glasswear next to them on the shef!

Here's a neat pair of vintage drink mixers with recipies.
About 8" and 9 1/2" they're in very good condition, with no chips or
damage to the design. I do like the old-timey one. A great addition to anyone's
bar or collection but of course, enjoy responsibly. Free shipping on this item
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This vintage flashlight is the Eveready
"Commander" rechargeable. One blazing watt of rechargeable, portable
illumination. It does actually still work but doesn't stay on very long, about
an hour. In tact, I was surprised it's condition is so good except a kind of
rust like stain on the side, but not an abrasion. So often old flashlights are
broken, or the lens is cracked or missing, or the bulb holder. Notice it appears
as though the cord has never been undone. Made in USA even.

This beautiful hand painted seven piece divided server still
has the original hand painted wooden case. Each dish is in excellent condition,
and the painting has a glistening pearly luster to it. Very nice. About the
case; I won't say that it's black laquer because I don't know. The flowers on
the cover have some issues with the paint - at first I thought it was candle
wax - but it's in surprisingly good
shape. They often get destroyed, but that's not the case with this case. Free Shipping continental US

I really like these vintage Nippon hand painted plates. You
can see the brush strokes and subtle differences in the way the pattern is
repeated. They're 7 3/4" in diameter with pink and yellow flowers. I
believe the Sendai on the stamp is the capital of a region in Japan, possibly
where they were made. I'm told Nippon is the Japanese word for Japan. After
1921, the US Government required items imported from Japan to be marked Japan
instead instead of Nippon