I so enjoy the appeal of a retro kitchen and retro aprons and linens. Retro is so colorful and cheerful! Retro encompasses lots of Anthropomorphic elements from vintage Anthropomorphic salt and pepper shakers, Anthropomorphic fruit and veggies embroidered onto tea towels, dish towels and aprons and even Anthropomorphic chalkware wall plaques. EllynAnne Geisel has a [...]

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Dated: 28th January 2011
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Aren’t these the cutest? This is the time of year for smiles and celebrations and adding color into our lives. These vintage and retro kitchen collectibles are all anthropomorphic and many made by PY Miyao and have such big eyes, are flirty, and will put a smile on your face. We were so lucky to [...]

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Dated: 2nd January 2011
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Here we have some truly Super stuff for Sunday. We have been so fortunate to find these super darling Napco Anthropomorphic Apple Salt & Pepper Shakers, a Vintage Napco Anthropomorphic Apple miniature Mustard Pot, an Occupied Japan Black Memorabilia Band Player Figurine, an incredibly sweet 1950s hand painted Frosty The Snowman figurine, a rare Vintage [...]

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Dated: 13th November 2010
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Lefton China was founded in Chicago Illinois in 1941 by a Hungarian named George Zolton Lefton, an immigrant sportswear manufacturer who collected fine china and porcelain as a hobby. In the mid 1940s Lefton began importing ceramic giftware and decorative items from all over Asia, and primarily Japan. Items are usually either stamped with the [...]

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Dated: 7th August 2010
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