Yup, you can now come visit Now…I Have Everything and In Due Time on MONDAYS, too. Our hours are still the same, 10 am until 5:30 pm. We will be here Monday through Saturday. One more to day to come see what we have found for you!
OUR DOORS ARE OPEN 6 DAYS A WEEK! 
From July 6th until July 11th, we will be putting out a store full of new and vintage Christmas ornaments, stockings, decorations, etc. ALL AT 75% OFF! New and vintage ….all at 75% off. Come and take advantage of the fact that our back room is not big enough to hold all of the goodies we have for Christmas. UNBELIEVABLE Items that might sell for $12 , will be $3.00! Who can afford NOT to do this. And don’t forget, we are now open Mon. – Sat. 10 am until 5:30 pm.
And between In Due Time and Now…I Have Everything we can make sure that those who look for vintage rooster items and those who look for something newer, all get the rooster of their dreams!
This is a wonderful 50’s cannister set and salt and pepper and pitcher with a big, bold rooster on the front!
From Now…I Have Everything is this marvelous set of 3 roosters done in wood burning on beautiful wood panels.
Rooster lovers, COME ON DOWN!!
It’s funny how color comes around. Someone was in the shop going on and on how robin’s egg blue and chocolate brown were the most fantastic colors together. It’s so TODAY, she said and isn’t amazing how no one noticed how great they looked together before this and before she had left the shop she noticed 1950’s dishes in their original boxes — you guessed it, in those same colors!
Right now green seems to be THE color. One of our dear customers told us that her best friend promised that when the time comes, she will rush out and paint her friend’s coffin green! Take a look at this wonderful little wicker and wood –and GREEN bench. It is English and it opens to hold your stuff. Really cute!
July 6 through July 11 !!
Back in the day when things were well-made and lovely, there were spectacular items like goblets, Christmas ornaments and lamps made in a particular way and were called Mercury Glass. It was also called Silvered Glass. It was originally hand blown in double layers and silver nitrate and grape sugar was poured in the space and was sealed at the pontil. In the mid 1800’s it was make in Bohemia and Germany and later in England and the US. It was considered when it was first introduced as an alternative to silver.
Now it’s back and looking good. Come take a look at this “new” technology in mercury glass.
Ebay has done their best to nickle and dime and scold and legislate me right out of Ebay. This time it worked! I am actively looking for a more capitalist-friendly site. I may have found it……
I will keep you posted with results, it can’t be much worse than Ebay. Hopefully it will be as much fun as selling on Ebay used to be! Give bonanzle.com a look.