I’ve finally gotten to the cleaning, the polishing, the brushing, the matting, and the photographing of a handful of new vintage products that are now listed in the American Duchess Boutique on Etsy.
These are the really special things. A couple of 1930s and 40s shoes, two exquisite silver teapots, and a pair of of truly charming original color bookplates. But enough of me talking about them, have a look!
(photos by Mr. C)
An 1812 fashion illustration, reproduced in a vintage book – $30 – Click Here for the Etsy listing. |
An antique fashion illustration reproduced in a vintage book , matted 8×10, ready to frame – $30 – Click Here |
Daniel Green boudoir slippers from the late 1930s, early 1940s. These are amazing shoes – $85 – Click Here for the Listing |
Incredible 1930s suede and silk shoes, styled by Rice O’Neill and made for a local bootery in Reno, my home town! These are in near-perfect condition – $65 – Click here for the listing. |
Silver on Copper teapot and creamer – $40 for the set – Click Here for the Listing. |
American Rose silverplated teapot – a valuable item (lucky find!) – $65 – click here for the Etsy listing. |
Special for American Duchess fans, get 20% off ANYthing in the shop (including this new stuff) when you order – enter “CUPCAKES” at checkout.
4 Comments
Charleybrown
January 16, 2011 at 4:52 AMThat American Rose teapot is GORGEOUS!
MrsC (Maryanne)
January 16, 2011 at 8:35 AMOooh, lovely things and I just bought the gorgeous russet madmen dress for my friend's birthday. Her party is on Friday night so I doubt it will get here on time but it is SO worth waiting for!
Lauren Stowell
January 16, 2011 at 8:49 PMLOVE that teapot, it was such a find! Both teapots were so tarnished, and I kindof liked the character of them, but then when polishing them up, oh my, so lovely!
MrsC – THANK YOU! It won't make it internationally by Friday, coming from the US (or I'd be very surprised), but I will send it priority so hopefully it will arrive quickly. P.S., it looks great with a belt and crinoline underneath (shown in the photos on the Etsy listing).
The Dreamstress
January 27, 2011 at 10:40 PMOooh, Mrs C can I see!?!