On eBay Now...VINTAGE BUTTER CHURN ANCHOVY SANDWICH RECIPE PRINT 1 BALL MASON JAR PEACH CARD For Sale
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VINTAGE BUTTER CHURN ANCHOVY SANDWICH RECIPE PRINT 1 BALL MASON JAR PEACH CARD:
$400.00
sale is for 2 items:
1)Vintagecirca 1950\'sfrench fold Swedish Scandinavian Anchovy Egg Sandwiches Recipe Card. The recipe card folds in half, with gorgeous lithograph images inside of bakers, andthe back of thenote card has the actual recipe.Card has a gorgeous high qualitylithograph printing. Printing process is high quality from the 1950\'s.None of the images, lie back to back.If you wish to frame these images, you could. Condition is very good, unused, no writingand clean for the age. Card comes with envelope, which is sealed shut from age. Publisher is Jack Frost. Overall size is approximately is4inchesby5inches. Thiscard isalsowonderful for framing, collage, to be dry mounted, craft and art projects and scrapbooking.
Gorgeous kitchen scene of two blonde girls, dressed in Scandinavian costume, with aprons. One girl is using a rolling pin to roll bread or pie dough and another girl is putting the dough in a fire oven. Another girl with a red kerchief, is making butter, in a wooden butter churn . There are nice botanical, floral and flower motifs on border. Recipe is for \" Anchovy Egg Sandwiches, which uses anchovies, hard boiled eggs, onion and rye bread.\"
2) Vintage Don Ensor blank note card with a print of his art work on front. Title is\" The Good Things.\" Card comes with envelope.Condition is verygood, clean and unusedfor the age, showing the slightest of shelf wear.Overall size is approximately is3 5/8by5.25 inches.
Back of note card reads \"THE GOOD THINGS - The jars in this painting are from the extensive collection of Ball Corporation. The pint BALL PERFECT MASON in the left of the painting, behind the jar containing peaches, is CIRCA 1915. The quart jar containing the peaches is CIRCA 1915-1962. This particular jar was made about 1922. This jar was originally called SURE SEAL ,then SANITARY SURE SEAL, and as the development of glassmaking was mechanically perfected, it was named the IDEAL or ECLIPSE jar. The one-half gallon jar in the center background was HAND BLOWN, and was made only in 1895. It originally used a metal lid, but was adaptable to use a glass lid later. The quart jar in the right foreground was an early machine-made jar. It was manufactured during the years 1895-1910. It had a zinc lid and a rubber ring to seal it. This jar is called the THREE L jar, due to the fancy loop on the last L in the word Ball.\" \" A Don Ensor design reproduced by Cape Shore.\"
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