46 results for "collectible Thimbles" between $5.00 and $50.00

Historical Note: There has been very little change in the design of the thimble since its discovery in the volcanic rubble of Mount Vesuvius, in the Roman ruins of England, and in other excavation sites around the world. The earliest example found is an open-ended thimble dating from 79 AD. More relevant historical information.

The thimble is porcelain, The picture on the front of thimble is a small girl looking up into the trees. Trees So Tall by Frances Hook by Roman. A 1982 porcelain thimble. To View the Back of Thimble and Box with Picture and Thimble

Great little addition to anyone's thimble collection. Perfect reminder of a special visit to Texas. 1"h X 1" diam. at base.

A great way to display your Thimbles or tiny collectible items such as crystal figurines and small perfume bottles. Mirrored background creates a lovely and elegant contrast. Glass shelves, brass hinges, door latches, and wall brackets on the back for hanging (wall mounted). Hinged Glass door to protect from dust and damage.

12693. Book: Antique & Collectible Thimbles and Accessories by Averil Mathis. Paducah, Ky.: Collector Books. 1991 Updated values. ISBN 0891453229. 182pp 4to 11x8.5. Laminated hard board cover. Very good.

Spode underwent several name changes, according to von Hoelle, until William Copeland's son, Josiah's partner, took over the company in 1833 and from 1847 the name of the firm was Copeland. This name reverted to Spode in 1970 and thimbles were made in Stoke-on-Trent, England of fine bone china, from 1974. Spode became part of Royal Worcester in 1986, but still produced thimbles with the Spode backstamp. Sadly, production of Spode thimbles was discontinued in 1993.

Representative of the beginnings are wrought glass flasks and vessels, next to ornamented, though less sophisticated earthenware as used by the period peasant culture. From the late 19th century we see a more refined crockery adapted to the taste and the needs of the bourgeois with increasingly rich and colorful ornamentation. The first half of the 20th century is dominated by vernacular Hungarian motives including the influence of Secession.

The porcelain manufactory König was founded in 1969 by Bernhard König and later take over by his son Gerd and daughter Renate who run the factory still today. Continuity, quality and great willingness for innovations leave their mark on the history of this company, which has been able to asset itself over constantly changing economic and cultural developments during the past centuries until today. Expanding the company in 1995, a new site was created in Sokolov/Czech Republic.

Pair of collectible porcelain BIRDS Thimbles with gold trim featuring the Woodpecker and the Treecreeper. Excellent condition with no chips, cracks or other damage to note. Each collectible porcelain bird thimble measures 1-1/4" tall and is nearly 1" in diameter at the base. No maker's mark. White porcelain china.

A great way to display your Thimble-Miniature collections. Black matted background to create a lovely display. Brass hinges, door latches, and wall brackets to hang (wall mounted). Glass door cover to protect from dust and damage. This cabinet will hold miniature collectible items up to 1 1/2" in depth.

The detailed collectible brass thimble contains bas-relief depictions of many items from NMMC's Leatherneck Gallery.

Our display case is specially made to protect your valuable small hobby collectibles. Displays up to 20 golf balls, figurines, thimbles, or other small items up to 1¾” deep. Removable interior grid gives you great display flexibility. Features a hinged magnetic front glass door for easy access. Moulding is black painted pine. Matching black background. Crafted expressly for SendAFrame. Approx. Overall dimensions: 13"x16"x2 1/2"

Lenox China Garden Birdhouse Thimble Collection No Box - Miniature Birdhouses With Birds

Lenox China Disney Thimble Collection No Box - Disney Characters

Inside of the this porcelain thimble is the mark of the Fukagawa (Fuka means mountain and gawa means river) Porcelain Manufacturing Company, founded in 1894. In 1894 one of the Fukagawa brothers who in 1894 run Koransha had been studying ceramic design with the most famous studio potter in Japan, Makuzu Kozan, and wanted to expand sales to foreign markets. He founded the Fukagawa Porcelain Manufacturing Company and then went on studying European porcelain in an effort to understand the Western taste...

Franklin Mint Magazine Cover Thimble Collection No Box - Vintage Magazine Covers, Porcelain