The Dutch Estate just keeps getting better and better ~ Phoebe's

Holy Moley, the more we unpack the more treasure we find.

This little sterling baby spoon was in a bag of lobster crackers and lobster forks, Yikes, it could have ended up in Joe's auction!

and there is lots of art work signed by the artists as well

This is an oil on canvass signed Zander 1947

Cool British Railway label. In Flemish or Dutch??? Thought you might like to see one.

To my shear joy there were 4 old fashioned iced cube trays.

I kept the banged up ones and we put these 2 in the shop.

They don't make em like this anymore and I will never have ice cubes fly under the stove again while trying to wrestle them from plastic "twist-em" ice cube trays!! Nice big ice cubes too.

Little things make me so happy....lol

Ok here are just a few more things from this estate. I am off today but will put up more pics soon.

We are open all weekend just I need some R & R

HP Hibiscus w wire on back for hanging

Lot's of tins and bottles tucked in every nook and cranny of the shop

wood things and tons of baskets both old and new

chachkies

and this lady could not lay off the pewter

tons of it,

Wishing you all a Happy Labor Day Weekend!



Wanted Vintage Doilies Linens Barkcloth Table Runners Antimacassars

Vintage Doilies Linens Bark cloth Table Runners Antimacassar's
Sorry no quilts. They just don't seem to sell like they use to.
Will pay cash or trade for shop merchandise.
Please no stains, rips or smells accepted.
Call or stop by the shop.
We always keep a supply on hand and these are some of out best sellers.
Like I always say, our prices are more than reasonable and I don't think we have ever charged more than 10 bucks tops for the fanciest of fancies. So our payout would be fair based on our selling price.

Thank you in advance

What's an Antimacassar  you say....

I guess the best way to describe them is a larger doily designed to sit on the headrest of an upholstered chair to guard against men's hair pomade/ Brill Cream from the 40's and 50's.

Anti Maccasar



We are open Labor Day weekend Phoebe's Hidden Treasures

Just in...1960's Danish Dining Room designed by John Stewart.

Pictures coming soon.

Plenty of primitives just in time for Brimfield! Phoebe's Hidden Treasures

Plenty of primitives just in time for Brimfield!
Priced to sell with room for a nice profit.
Pickers, dealers and decorators always welcome!

The best seat in the house...Phoebes Hidden Treasures

We can tell you first hand this is a conversation piece.
The jokes just keep on coming...
This is the Cadillac of commodes. High tech for it's time.
Well crafted and in excellent condition. Um really clean as well.

Moule's Patent Dry Earth Commode
Patent June 16 1869

The origional composting toilet!

http://www.oldandinteresting.com/earth-closet.aspx

Even the original cobalt bucket underneath.
We never put a price on it but it is time to go to make room as our storage is filled to the brim.
Ahh speaking of Brim...Brimfield fast approaches. We have many well priced items for your consideration.
Why not stop by and have a seat and set a spell and contemplate which treasure you might buy.

Pristine Earth Closet

Phoebes Hidden Treasures Participating in North Attleboro Back to School Shuffle ~ Stop by for school supplies!

Phoebes Hidden Treasures Participating in North Attleboro Back to School Shuffle

Thank You Sun Chronicle
Posted: Wednesday, August 22, 2012 12:00 am
Are you ready for school? BY AMY DeMELIA SUN CHRONICLE STAFF The Sun Chronicle | 0 comments
NORTH ATTLEBORO - Pick up some school supplies at the fourth annual Back-to-School Shuffle Aug. 29 in downtown North Attleboro.
The event will be held from 5:30 to 7 p.m.
Purchase a ticket to receive a list of participating merchants and a special 2012 collection bag and go from business to business to collect school supplies.
Only 200 tickets will be made available. Each ticket costs $2, with a maximum of $5 per household.
Tickets will go on sale at 5:15 p.m. the day of the event at Bristol Lodge on South Washington Street.
Only children entering kindergarten through sixth grade are eligible to participate.
To date, participating businesses and organizations are: American Legion Post 49, Avon, Bank of America, Dr. John Barone, Bedard Realty, Bladz Hair Designs, Dragon Garden, Edward Jones, Fast Signs, Grace Episcopal Church, Katmandu Studio, Liberty Tax, North Attleboro Electric, North Attleboro Police Department, North Attleboro Fire Department, North Attleboro Housing Authority, The Preservation Framer, Reinbold Insurance, Sharon Credit Union, Tedeschi Food Shops, Dr. Mike Vigorito, wi-tegrity networking and YMCA Teen Center.
For more information, call Louise Cote at 508-695-5965 or Pam Murphy at 508-643-7153
http://www.thesunchronicle.com/north_attleboro/are-you-ready-for-school/article_e9dec1be-3ecb-5c64-9df1-33825b99456c.html

Dutch Estate ~ Phoebes Hidden Treasures

We just got in a ton of items made in Belgium and the Neatherlands. Come take a look.

Tip of the iceberg...

Just In ~ Phoebes Hidden Treasures

Stop by and have a look!

Dealers and Pickers Welcome.

Local artist hand painted Telephone Table

Attention to every detail. Priced to sell for $99.00

Nice desk priced to sell just in time for school

$69.00 for solid wood well made timeless piece.