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You might remember I had a base to the Pixieware Jam’n Jelly, but no lid. Well, I happened to be at a flea market booth staffed by a little old man.. he had a complete Jam’n Jelly and I promptly bought it!
The spoon had been plastered… literally.. back to gether with some sort of goop, so the man sold it to me for a very reasonable price. Of course, I was overjoyed! Another piece of Pixieware for my collection!
So now I have two bases and one lid.
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Beautiful!! that’s so exciting when that happens. And that Jam n Jelly face and hairdo is a favorite of mine.
More of Nessa’s excellent Pixieware collection:
http://www.alleewillis.com/awmok/kitschenette/2012/05/16/more-pixieware/
http://www.alleewillis.com/awmok/kitschenette/2012/07/01/jolly-girl-ketchup-jar/
Thank you! The photos don’t really show the spoon very well, but it’s covered in something that looks like plaster bandages covered with white paint. Really weird. I am still so happy to have it though. :)
Wow, your pixieware collection is insane!!! congrats on the find!!
Thank you !
Great collection!!.. They went to the moon so fast around here!!
I am definitely shocked that I have found this many pieces. I became obsessed with the stuff when I was still in high school and spent years looking for it, and never even found one piece! Then, for many years, when I did see it, which I almost never did, it was only Ketchup and Mustard and always WAY WAY WAY overpriced. I didn’t think I would ever own even one piece, so it is insane to me that I have managed to find this many pieces in such a short time.
I saw the Pixieware mustard jar in a shop when I was a kid… never knew that it was a complete line. This is terrific, Nessa!