Maybe it would be quicker to tell you what I don't collect. LOL
* teapots * cups & saucers * china w/ roses * roosters * Royal Copley roosters * Royal Copley planters in pairs * McCoy pots * old photographs * Blue Willow * doilies w/ pansies * hurricane lamps * spice tins * dolls: Ginny, Barbie, My Scene, Disney (would love a Miss Revlon) * Madame Alexanders from McDonalds (I have an 8" that was my grandma's) * marble horsehead bookends * Dicken's Christmas village houses * old-fashioned Santas * vintage framed pictures of little girls * advertising signs for toiletry products * white stoneware * red & white crocheted potholders * vintage aprons * glass mixing bowls * small cream pitchers * ceramic pitchers * 40'& 50's glass pitchers * 40'& 50's metal serving trays * bunnies * vintage scotch tape and typewriter ribbon tins * sterling silver charms
Do shoes & purses count? And there's stuff packed away that I haven't even thought of.
LMAO! That's some list of "don'ts". Btw, I'll remember this when I'm looking at estate sales and such. I have a friend who has a massive collection of Blue Willow. Now, you don't collect this stuff why? Do you already have lots of it? What's a Miss Revlon doll?
Ooooooo, OK! I was wondering why you wouldn't collect these items. I have a couple of pieces of black amethyst depression glass I'd be willing to sell. Ready to start your collection? *g* You'd get the best friend discount, Cheryl. :-) I'm also willing to trade. I don't drive that hard of a bargain. LOL!
Cheryl St.John is the author of thirty-five Harlequin and Silhouette books. Her first book, RAIN SHADOW was nominated for RWA’s RITA for Best First Book, by Romantic Times for Best Western Historical, and by Affaire de Coeur readers as Best American Historical Romance. Her 2005 HH, HIS SECONDHAND WIFE, earned another RITA nod. HH LAND OF DREAMS, SSE THE MAGNIFICENT SEVEN, and HH PRAIRIE WIFE each won RT’s Reviewers Choice Awards.
Many of her Special Editions made Waldenbooks Top Ten and HH BIG SKY BRIDES anthology climbed to #35 on the NYT list.
In describing her stories of second chances and redemption, readers and reviewers use words like, “emotional punch, hometown feel, core values, believable characters and real life situations.”
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Aww...how cute. How many different collections do you have? What do you collect?
Maybe it would be quicker to tell you what I don't collect. LOL
* teapots
* cups & saucers
* china w/ roses
* roosters
* Royal Copley roosters
* Royal Copley planters in pairs
* McCoy pots
* old photographs
* Blue Willow
* doilies w/ pansies
* hurricane lamps
* spice tins
* dolls: Ginny, Barbie, My Scene, Disney (would love a Miss Revlon)
* Madame Alexanders from McDonalds
(I have an 8" that was my grandma's)
* marble horsehead bookends
* Dicken's Christmas village houses
* old-fashioned Santas
* vintage framed pictures of little girls
* advertising signs for toiletry products
* white stoneware
* red & white crocheted potholders
* vintage aprons
* glass mixing bowls
* small cream pitchers
* ceramic pitchers
* 40'& 50's glass pitchers
* 40'& 50's metal serving trays
* bunnies
* vintage scotch tape and typewriter ribbon tins
* sterling silver charms
Do shoes & purses count?
And there's stuff packed away that I haven't even thought of.
You have an adorable kitchen, Cheryl.
LMAO! That's some list of "don'ts". Btw, I'll remember this when I'm looking at estate sales and such. I have a friend who has a massive collection of Blue Willow. Now, you don't collect this stuff why? Do you already have lots of it? What's a Miss Revlon doll?
WOW! Is that a list of what you don't collect or what you do collect? I see roosters on the list.
No, no, Mel, this is the stuff I DO collect! LOL Sorry to be confusing.
Ooooooo, OK! I was wondering why you wouldn't collect these items. I have a couple of pieces of black amethyst depression glass I'd be willing to sell. Ready to start your collection? *g* You'd get the best friend discount, Cheryl. :-)
I'm also willing to trade. I don't drive that hard of a bargain. LOL!
You are quite a collector! I just collect colored glass items, mostly vases and bowls. Oh, and, of course, books!
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