Condition to Note:All five included in this set are in great condition, with only slight to minimal wear at best. Very nice raspberry reddish hue tone mug set of five, high quality and great addition to your kitchen or Noritake collection! See my detailed photos for an up-close and personal view. Otherwise, traditional wear and tear from storage, age and/or use.
Measures approx: 5 W x 4 H x 3.5 Diameter (inches).
Item weighs approx: 1.1 pounds.
Copyright date N/A - Made in Japan by Noritake Co., Inc.
Includes set of 5 - as seen in photos.
Features include:
Colorwave Raspberry Mug
Material: stoneware
Casual and Comfortable Fashionable Earth Tones.
Designed For Everyday Use.
Dishwasher Safe
Please see my detailed photos to get your own perspective on item condition.
Thank you for your interest!
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Thanks for checking out my latest item and stay tuned for any and all updates to come!~ Vintaclectic
Eclectic Antiquing
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5/07/2016
FINALLY! A Cheat-Sheet for Creating the Best Social Media Campaigns EVER! By Post Planner | FINALLY! A Cheat-Sheet for Creating the Be...
FINALLY! A Cheat-Sheet for Creating the Best Social Media Campaigns EVER!
By Post Planner | FINALLY! A Cheat-Sheet for Creating the Best Social Media Campaigns EVER!
Businesses are always looking for the latest tricks to creating engaging posts on social media. Facebook, Vine, YouTube, Google+, Tumblr... with so many social media websites available to businesses, staying abreast of the latest tips is practically impossible. Most of the time you have to read articles from many sources to find the best advice about different social media platforms.
But alas! The good ol' folks over at PostPlanner.com have helped alleviate some of this overwhelming information-overload by providing a cheat-sheet for creating the best social media campaigns ever!
Check the infographic below and drop a comment telling me what you think about it or anything you have to add that it may be missing!
Conclusion:
There's lots of questionable advice at the end of this infographic about
the best times to post on social media., And here's where you come in:
What time do you post content to get the most social media engagement from
fans?
Tools used:
- Dremel
- Metal/ wood file
- small metal saw
- chisel and hammer
- cheapest jigsaw available (20 euro)
- drill
- Rented a sheet metal nibbler for one day
Parts of the PC (for those who are interested):
- i7 4790
- MSI gtx 960
- ASUS Z97I-PLUS
- Crucial Ballistix Sport - DDR3 1600Mhz - 8GB
- Silverstone SFX 450W
- 4x 140mm noctua fans
- 250GB Samsung EVO ssd
- 1tb WD (blue)
- NZXT hue rgb controller
- NZXT sentry mix 2 fan controller
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1/23/2016
(1.23.16) I purchased this fantastic antique Wicklow Distillery Whiskey Stoneware Jug at an auction in Springfield, OH for only $15.00 and ...
(1.23.16)
I purchased this fantastic antique Wicklow Distillery Whiskey Stoneware Jug at an auction in Springfield, OH for only $15.00 and am hoping to get at least $90 in profit - which means I need to get it sold at around $110+ to catch that amount of profit. Stay tuned for updates!
COST @ AUCTION: $15.00 SOLD @ ONLINE 4: $??.?? TOTAL PROFITS : $??.??
Made in United Kingdom by Port-Dundas Glasgow [Glascow as inscribed in marking at bottom] Pottery Co.
This is a gorgeous, rare piece of history - Very hard to find!
Manufacturing dates between 1890-1915.
Oval inscription marking at bottom-base reads:
Port-Dundas
Glascow [AKA Glasgow - located in Scotland of England where it was manufactured]
Pottery Co (small 'x' to right, as well)
Wicklow Distillery (owl on branch) / Old Irish Whiskey / Guaranteed 1/4 Gallon (pottery whiskey jug).
Dates to 1890-1915 according to Antique Trader Bottles Identification and Price Guide by Michael Polak.
I bought this at an estate sale in Springfield, Ohio. All items at sale were property of lifelong collector.
Condition to Note: This antique, rare Wicklow Distillery Whiskey jug is in amazing condition with only minor surface wear and few bubbling imperfections in the glaze and no signs of cracks/crackling, stains nor discoloring. The inscription at bottom is worn a bit at bottom left corner with Pott of Pottery not visible. More or less only factory imperfections and minor surface wear and excellent condition overall. Handle is intact and great as well. Item was clearly well cared for over the years, but I am no expert and only describe what I see with my own eyes. Please view each and every one of my detailed photos in case I may have missed anything noteworthy. See our detailed photos for an up-close and personal view. Otherwise, traditional wear and tear from all aforementioned.
Please see our detailed photos to get your own perspective on item condition.
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Antique, Wicklow, Distillery, Old Irish, Whiskey, Gallon, Jug, Stoneware, Crock, Stone Ware, Liquor
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12/22/2015
YouTube Video | @Terminal99 Sale Update: Vintage Horse Racing Programs Back again with another sales update from the incompar...
Back again with another sales update from the incomparable @Terminal99 over at YouTube. If you are an avid reseller or even just beginning be sure to check his YouTube channel out at:
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11/27/2015
BLACK FRIDAY: A HISTORY OF THE MASSIVE MARKETING EVENT By David Kirkpatrick | MarketingDive.com Did you know that the first mention...
Did you know that the first mention of Black Friday as a shopping day following Thanksgiving was in a 1961 Philadelphia public relations newsletter that used the term to refer to the traffic problems created on the post-turkey day Friday and Saturday? Or that Cyber Monday, the new kid on the holiday shopping block, was coined in 2005 after the industry realized that shoppers who couldn’t, or just didn’t want to get involved with the Black Friday frenzy would make a noticeable boost in online shopping the Monday after Thanksgiving? Makes sense, I guess...don't you think so?
Although some say that Black Friday is a dying breed of a sales day, Adobe research found that Thanksgiving and Black Friday beat out Cyber Monday for consumer deals, and a GOBankingRates study from 2014 revealed some Cyber Monday deals are "so 'unimpressive' that the day doesn't even deserve its own name." ...Ouch.
Lest, Black Friday isn’t going away by any stretch and it’s still a key shopping day for many retailers as well as an event for many consumers. Some retailers like REI have announced they're not opening on Black Friday this year, giving their employees a paid day off and even starting a #OptOutside social media hashtag campaign encouraging people to share what they are doing on Black Friday instead of hitting the stores that will in fact be open today.
These few and oddly interesting tidbits are merely a snippet of the many factoids of Black Friday history that David Kirkpatrick put together over at MarketingDive.com
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