Posted by Walter | Posted in European Pottery | Posted on 08-12-2010
Tags: antique german beer steins, antique german clocks, antique german currency, antique german dolls, antique german steins
Italy pursues ’stolen’ early Greek helmet in German court
Berlin – The Italian government is going to court in Berlin this week to claim an early Greek metal helmet, which it claims was stolen from an archaeological site in Italy in 1993, a court spokesman said Wednesday.
Antique German Cuckoo Clock
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LOT- 3 Old/Vintage/Antique GERMAN Marbles ~Latticinio Core & Solid Black~ $10.45 |
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ANTIQUE MESH PURSE GERMAN SILVER HAS MAKERS MARK $19.99 |
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Antique German Tin-Head Minerva Doll Replacement Kid Body 20″ $56.00 |
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ANTIQUE GERMAN CREAMER SUGAR BOWL Blue/Yell Flowers pre-1900 FINE CHINA GERMANY $45.00 |
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Antique LAWN TENNIS 1226 German Beer STEIN Steinzeugwerke $425.00 |
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Lodge Pro-Logic Cast-Iron Aebleskiver Pan $26.31 … |
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J.A. Henckels International Provence 45-Piece Stainless-Steel Flatware Set, Service for 8 $79.95 The Provence flatware set from Henckels International Flatware Collection will add elegance to your table%2E The classic%2C timeless European design will complement any decor%2E The flatware is made from heavy gauge 18%2F10 stainless steel for superior strength and duribility%2E The continental size is larger than traditional flatware%2C adding to the elegance and sophistication of the flatware%2E… |
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Vintage Canisters: Sugar, Flour, Cofee, Tea $28.00 The Vintage Canister Set is a set of 4 natural metal canisters that include metal lids with handles. The largest canister is 10 inches tall with a 5-1/4 inch diameter and has a label that reads “Red Rooster Brand Flour.” The next size is 8-1/2 inches tall with a diameter of 4-3/4 inches and has a label that reads “Sunbonnet Brand Sugar.” The next size is 7-1/2 inches tall with a diameter of 4-1/2 … |
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Sesame Street: 40 Years of Sunny Days $20.11 Sesame Street has been educating and entertaining kids for 40 years. But the kind of TV programming for children that we currently take for granted didn’t exist until Joan Ganz Cooney and Lloyd Morrisett dreamed up the concept of curriculum-based, educational children’s television in the late 1960s. By 1969, lots of research, consultation with educators, and testing had culminated in Sesame Street… |
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Cracked Rear View $2.96 CD… |