Tea With Pavlova

Halloween is only 88 days away! Time to restock your Witch Apothecary. I made these from vintage bottles and filled them with magic. Visit my shop to see them all:
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Greetings! I have neglected TWP Facebook for a long time. I will try to post news and listings more often. Thanks to all my customers and fans for supporting Tea With Pavlova on Etsy.
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Vintage Cast Metal Horse, Detailed, Solid, Weighty, Chippy Paint Shabby Equestrian Charm https://etsy.me/2Zkmul6

Antique Scottish Double Thistle Brooch Sterling Silver With Amethyst & Citrine Fully Hallmarked https://etsy.me/3goE3pW

Excited to share the latest addition to my shop: Sweetheart Brooch Pin Gold Wire Blue Lucite Heart Vintage Gift For Your Loved One https://etsy.me/31LHAdI

Kelsey Grammer doppelganger?????
RPPC Vernon Stiles American Tenor, Vienna 1910, Handsome Man In Top Hat With Two Dogs
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Excited to share the latest addition to my shop: Colonial Dames of America Bookplate Printers Proof, Fan & Ribbon Design, Authentic 1894 Steel Engraving https://etsy.me/2UKjkVd

I am listing some very rare fashion plates

Fashion Plate No.70 From Observateur des Modes, Holding a Parasol, Paris Circa 1820s Hand colored fashion engraving from the Observateur des Modes, Paris circa 1820s. This is plate No. 70 which features an unusual pose showing the back of a white ensemble with blue striped sash, and a detailed parasol. Original print 200 year old print, (not a repro) very good condition with a tiny

Looking for a Weird Father's Day Gift: Rare Engraved card Advertising a Performance of Comedic Opera, Discrete Pleasures, Wine & Smokes, Belgium 1836 https://etsy.me/2zTKvWz

Weird Father's Day Gift: Rare Engraved card Advertising a Performance of Comedic Opera, Discrete Pleasures, Wine & Smokes, Belgium 1836 Looking for the Fathers Day gift for the Dad who has everything? This elegantly engraved antique tradecard was probably passed around to wealthy gentlemen in 1836 who appreciated wine, smoking, comedic opera and discrete pleasure. I am going to assume there were also courtesans in attendance. Mister