We survived the Typhoon over the weekend, but it was definitely touch and go moving only 8 to 10mph. Wutip, came very close, but we were very fortunately that it went further west. Whew. Thank goodness. We only experienced some power outages, a lot of wind, and some rain.
Here's what came in the mail from Japan, Germany and USA!! From Japan, I found another blow mold poodle, to replace the other that I sold. I also found a bear toilet brush holder with brush, a ceramic cat coin bank with anime girl art, 2 swimmer place mats, and 2 Chocoholic dotted shelves. I decided to find a few more Swimmer products to bring to my customers here in the USA.
This lovely blow mold bear in gray with his closed eyes is a cute way to display or hide your toilet brush. And this time it really is a toilet brush holder, and comes with its brush. Just adorable, I will add this cutie to my Etsy shop soon. Then, this lovely set of yellow and blue half shelves by Chocoholic. I like the black ones I got from the goody store, but this being in blue and yellow will be a nice contrast or pop of color in my display cabinet. I will have to set them up so you can see. More on the shelves soon!
I also found these Swimmer place mats! I fell in love with the swan, and figured I could use them on my end table. One with Swans in blue, and one with Sparrows in yellow. Interesting thing is that the lettering is in cursive, but the letter they used for the cursive, "S" is actually "C". LOL. If you look closely. A typo, but still cute. I was also able to find another blow mold Poodle container. My first one, sold to a lovely fellow collector that was in love with mine. She really loved mine for her bathroom. It's okay. I'm just glad I found another.
This lovely vintage ceramic cat coin bank, I will add to my shop. I also saw the same listing via Ebay, but I was able to buy it from the same seller and not through Ebay, and way cheaper too! Whew! She is in lovely condition, and still has her original stopper. The unique thing about this coin bank is that she has a lovely Macoto T. style anime girl on her body. Her yellow lace and organza collar is original too. Next, I found this 8 inch Kamar looking Japan pose doll. I hope to share more about her later on. I have plans to transform her!! Stay tuned!
The last two items, I found online, one through a world antique shop in Denmark, and the other through ebay. This is one of my ISOs for miniature vintage dollhouse furniture! A lovely Brio Lundby Red Egg Chair from 1958 designed by Arnold Jacobsen. This is 1/18 scale miniature. I was able to find one super cheap compared to what some collectors are selling them for. Whew. I actually thought that my purchase didn't take when I found it. When I checked back on the website, it showed that it was closed or at least my purchase was closed. So, I figured, they meant that it was sold out? But, as I picked up the boxes from Japan, this happened to be in one of the 7 pieces I received! Yay! A beautiful version too, no serious flocking missing, the base is a bit loose, but other than that I can't wait to use it in one of my dollhouses!
Last, this lovely vintage set of blue arms chairs and table all the way from Germany! Marked, Dregeno lehnsesselgarnitur, it is a mint in package set of two chairs and a table. I will share more about them, when I get the packaging open. Thanks to my dearest friend Uli in Germany for helping me to acquire this set. It was up for auction via ebay and of course, they didn't send to Guam. I finally got it and am so excited to share more later. It is a 1/12 scale miniature set.
Thank you for reading! ~ ggsdolls