Waterfront Wonderland PART TWO: This Time There’s Blow Molds!

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Thu
Sep 23
3pm to 7pm
2021
Fri
Sep 24
12pm to 7pm
2021
Sat
Sep 25
9am to 4pm
2021
Sun
Sep 26
9am to 3pm
2021

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We accept Cash, Credit Cards, Venmo and PayPal - We do not accept bit coin, IOU's or shiny beads. (WE CANNOT HELP LOAD LARGE ITEMS, no seriously. We are very bad at it, the last large item we helped load resulted in a 12 hour emergency room visit so it's just better for all parties that we are not involved with moving heavy things. We are not responsible for any accidents (except our own see previous item about loading). All items sold as is, where is, all sales are final. Masks are not required, but appreciated.
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We're still unpacking stuff and staging items so keep checking back for new pictures.

Many of you may remember this house from our previous sale that was filled with...lets just say a crap ton of Christmas stuff.  Well we have officially gotten everything out of the attic, (except for the pet caskets - don't ask they aren't for sale anyway) and I'm happy to say - it was as we all hoped - MORE Christmas!  

However this time around we're going more vintage for the holidays.  Think your grandma's house, plus your other grandma's house, plus possibly a high school craft fair thrown in.  The amount of absolutely stinking adorable hand painted vintage ceramics that we unwrapped is unreal.  I'm not sure there's been a time in my life when I've said "But look how cute this one is!" more.  

There's probably two trees worth of Christopher Radko ornaments (plus a mini trees worth of mini Christopher Radko ornaments).  We've got Snow Babies - not to be confused with Snow Buddies (which  we also have).  Then there are the Cherished Teddies, This Little Piggy's, and some Rabbit things we're unsure the name of.

Apparently we didn't even scratch the surface on the Precious Moments last time either!  We've got a Precious Moment for literally every moment in your life.  I'm not joking, give me a moment, and I'll find a Precious Moment for you.  We even have a holiday spin off of the precious moments - the Sugar Town collection.  

If you're worried cause you haven't heard anything about Department 56 - don't be, we've got some of that too.  The whole North Pole series practically.  

We also have one whole bedroom dedicated to those vintage animated dolls - you know the ones, the elves that slowly build a toy, or the santa that snores.  A whole room full.  When they're all turned on, they definitely aren't creepy or anything.

Speaking of Creepy - We found Halloween items this time around.  Not a ton but some, some are vintage hand painted ceramics I'd never seen before, even some Halloween Blow molds - 

Wait, did I forget to tell you about the Blow mold?  I can't believe it slipped my mind!  We actually have around 130 Blow Molds - some of them with their original boxes.  I'll take a minute for you to breathe and take that in.  130 Blow Molds.  A few are Halloween, about 4 of them are Easter, but the majority of them are Christmas.  Two Nativities, Santa's, Snowmen (and one Snowlady) Elves, Penguins, Carolers, Angels - all different types and sizes.

That's not all for outdoors either.  There's yard inflatables, animated yard scenes and probably 200-250 hand painted wooden yard decor peices.

tl:dr

We've got:

Blow Molds

Holiday Outdoor Decor - Blow up and Wood Yard Art - so many.  So very many!

Precious Moments

Blow Molds

Vintage Ceramic Christmas Decor

Snow Babies

Blow Molds

Snow Buddies

Cherished Teddies

Cabbage Patch Dolls

Blow Molds

Vintage Christmas Motion-ettes

Radko

Waterford

Department 56 Santa’s villiage

More Fitz and Floyd!

and

Blow Molds

 

This isn’t even all of them y’all$150 each - Vintage Poloron Choir Boys - these guys are 48" and have apparently just finished a very cherry popsicle. $125-This Empire Choir Girl is in great shape - rosey cheeks and all.$150 each - These Poloron Twin Choir girls have obviously gotten into mom's lipstick but we'll let it slide, cause it's Christmas.$125 -More rosey cheeks on this Empire Choir Boy$125. Poloron Whispering Santa's a little faded but hey, you would be too if you were 60 years old.$100 - Poloron Snowman wishes you a Merry Christmas$70 - TPI Plastics Top Hat snowman kinda looks like a bowling pin - but in a cute way.$50 each - These 40" Empire Nutcrackers are practically pristine! They do not however, crack nuts. I tried. $95 - I love this Empire Father Christmas, the blue is a great color and he's so different from the other Santas.$25 - Let everyone know where you'd rather be this Christmas with this North Pole Blow Mold.$80 Look - I'm not a fan of clowns as anyone who knows me will attest to but this Empire Snowman Clown is kinda cute. You think that red Poinsetta shoots water though? $185 - Union Products 43" Winnie The Pooh is completely unrealistic - I refuse to believe that Pooh would have left that much honey in the jar. I just don't buy it.$90 -This empire snowman has a 3D carrot nose. So if you want to play a prank on any wild bunnies around your house and make them think they've found a feast and can finally feed their 30 children - well shame on you, but also how cute would a little rabbit trying to bite this poor snowman's nose off be?$65 - This Santa's Best Angel looks really sad - like she was super excited to join the Heavenly Band and was really hoping she'd get to play lead guitar but they were like - yeah we're Angels and Angels play harps so...$20 each -These Union Product Toy Soldiers look ready to march off into the sunset. Together. They're so happy. $20 each - Light the way for Santa with these candles that you don't have to worry about blowing out before you go to bed.$225 for set - Can't you just see these Empire Dickens Carolers on some dirty smelly street corner in Victorian England singing their hearts out. Also is the man a giant? With his hat on he's taller than the street lamp.$65 - Meanwhile this little dude can barely check Santa's Mailbox.$295 - This is quite possibly the coolest Goofy has ever looked in his life. Oh you know what would be fun? Cover the Merry Christmas sticker with a copy of your Vaccination Card and leave him by your door all year round so everyone knows you've been vaccinated.$75 -Mr. and Mrs. Claus look like we just interupted them doing something and they're trying to hide the evidence and not look suss about it. Spoiler - it's not working. $30 each - I don't know why I thought it was a good idea to stack these Teddy Bears like this and I apologize to the middle teddy for the awkward position I put him in (HR made me say that)$35 - Is it just me or does this snowman look like Edward G. Robinson? (I'll wait while you google him). Seriously this is like the 1920's mobster snowman.$40 each - Red tie is the new Black tie. Pass it on. But also these bowties spin so part of me can't help but imagine these as the penguin waiters in Mary Poppins.$65 - 18" carolers look like just spotted the neighborhood dog and are huddled together for saftey - maybe keep this one inside, perhaps on a window sill.Sale PictureFrom $25-$40 - Gingerbread aren't just men anymore - they can be whatever they want to be - snowmen, trees, girls.$65 each - All together like this, these guys look like the Christmas Children of the Corn. Someone should buy all of these and then just like line them up on a neighbors porch, ring the door and run. That would be hilarious.$40 each - I imagine this penguin voice would sound like Droopy, that weirdly depressed Loony Tunes Dog.$45 - This Santa looks like Tim Allen from the Santa Claus. Except this guy came out first so I guess its more correct to say that Tim Allen in the Santa Claus looks like this Blow Mold$50 - There's nothing in that pipe. It's just a prop. Who knew Frosty was such a hipster.$40 - This guy looks like he's gonna offer to sweep your stoop then scam you out of your life savings.$45 each - Replace the two little girls from The Shinning with these guys and it will still be equally creepy- if not more so.$50 - That candy cane is far to big for him to carry. That is obviously a two team member lift. I'm calling OSHA.$125 - This Babushka Snowlady is my favorite (Also after very unfruitful searches I can assure you the correct description is Snowlady - not Snow woman, or Snow girl or Snow chick. She's a lady damnit.)$30-$35 - These are the kids that throw eggs on your house at Halloween. (We actually have 4 of these, but one is not shown because he's not allowed out of his box - someone weighed him down with a bag of sand at some point and said bag has since busted so he trails said after him everywhere he goes like a beachy Hansel and Gretel.$65 each - Yosemite Sam got old y'all.This Santa looks like he's having way too much fun on one of those mini trains they used to have in shopping malls. Each piece is priced separate Train is $395 (There are a few cracks but no missing chunks) one car is $85 and one is $60 (it has some issues as well)$150 - Ah ha! So we found the supplier of the Very Cherry Popsicles - busted St. Nick.$50 - This bear has gotten you the perfect present and he cannot wait for you to open it - seriously if you don't open it right now, he's just gonna blurt out what's inside and that ruins the whole experience.$75 - He looks like he's welcoming the MTV crew in for an episode of Polar Cribs$45 and $60 - If they start tap dancing I wouldn't be surprised. Freaked out, but not surprised.$40, $75, $45 - Halloween Blow molds. I love the tombstone, someone definitely got the last wordAh the Easter Bunny family on an outing - lets not point out to Mr. Rabbit that Baby Bunny's eyes are blue and not black.This is a giant mix of like three different nativity sets thrown together to make one. We will probably be selling the pieces individually - except the Holy Family - they are always sold together. Don't worry y'all I've got all the good gossip from Santa's Village. Those carolers - drunk. I mean technically it's 5 according to the chapel clock but still they've been at the booze for a while. When Milly put the Gift Wrap and Ribbon shop up for sale it was like the scandal of the century. Apparently she was retiring to Florida - which was honestly something no other elf had ever done.The post office really has no purpose - all the letters that come in are for Santa and no letters ever go out. We should start an elf pen pal program just to give the North Pole Postmaster something to do.Those Reindeer stables look little motel rooms.Is the snowman guarding the entrance to the North Pole and if so why? What don't they want us to know.If you lived in the land of Ice and Snow would you really want a snow cone shop? They'd probably make more money selling like hot Santa’s woodworks is leading to the decimation of North Pole Forests, in my TED Talk I will-This would be a great present for one of your “Deer” Friends.Those carolers are never gonna fit inside that church, what did you make a church for ants!!Why does the snowman have tiny T-Rex armsThis guy’s arm is gonna hurt come JanuaryMen won’t stop and ask for direction or use GPS but they will follow a star? It must be exhausting being that contraryThe ornament holder is not for sale - preemptively answering the question I will be asked at least 20 times this saleWaterford really spent years making gorgeous lead crystal and was like you know what our next step should be? Christmas Ornaments.Small Fontinini nativity - you know it was made in Italy because even the animals look bored.That Santa in the back looks like he just mixed up the good and bad lists and is like Oh Well, this year will be funHow did those Gingerbread houses pass building code? This is the slowest Ferris Wheel known to manWe had a very short conversation about hooking this guy up to a drill motor and really seeing what it could do. We quickly nixed that ideaThe best part of the carnivals was definitely when you reached sideways status on the swing ride, it was like flying and falling all at onceMinnie is very shyTo Grandmothers house they goI call bull that all those toys had fit in that box to begin withThis Snowman couple look like they stepped out of a Doris Day MovieRudolph has had one too many at the office Christmas Party - please no one let him fly homeEveryones eyes are closed which feels like a safety hazard. They are in the middle of the street - who is looking for oncoming carriages?What was the 70’s obsession with tiny decor? We have so many Christmas Decor items under 3 inches? Was the plan to maximize Chrismasness in minimal spacesSanta’s wings are on point - who did his eyelinerMrs Claus knits so she doesn’t drink. Just kidding she drinks too. She has to look after a village of tiny overworked elves and a husband who only works one day a year. Why is Santa always winking? What secret does he know that we don’t. Why does he think we’re in on this secret? Whose gonna tell himThese smowmen are so happy - what’s their secretThat ghost totally just stole that pumpkinThese are my new obsession - these old vintage ceramics made to look quilted stuffed animals - some of them are so well painted that I have to pick it up to double check its not made of fabricThe reindeer are playing hide and seek with the two Caroler candle kids and doing that adult thing where they know exactly where they are but are looking EVERYWHERE else pretending they don’t know. Ah, kids are so stupid.One of my favorite book series is about this character who can jump into books and discovers this entire fictional world where are the characters from all the books ever written live together and “act out” the book when people are reading. This reminds me of that (book series Thursday Next by Jasper FForde for any other book nerds out there interested)How come even fake gingerbread stuff always looks so good you want to try and eat it? I mean not that I did that or anything, certainly didn’t almost break a tooth or anythingDid people just sit around and paint ceramics in the 70’s and 80’sIs it really christmas without a covered red bridgeI love these monotone villages. It’s like you don’t even have to be super good at detail painting but it still looks purposeful and makes a statement!Then these are super cute to - usually these are super deep jewel tone reds and greens and she loved pastels so it makes them feel softer and more whimsicalThis church one is my favorite with the little piles of snow and the “stained glass” windowAlso who doesn’t want a cute little pink ceramic village. It’s very modern - she was definitely ahead of her timeSee how the blue and gold looks super artsy? GeniusThe teal is super modern too. I love these colorsAlso of all the little light up villages I’ve seen I’ve never seen a whole nativity village, this one is too cuteAnother light up ceramic treeThis village is like end of fall early winter, first snowfall vibesAnd more blue - she must have gotten this color in bulk on discount or somethingAnd….more blueAnd again - blueWho - not blue, but these churches are super gothic - like they’d work for Christmas or a Halloween displayLittle mint green - seriously I feel like these would definitely be in Targets “Dollar” area (for $5 each and not the traditional $1 - way to stretch the interpretation Target)See how gothic this church is?These snowmen are definitely straight out White Christmas - not even a kiss my foot or have an apple

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