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Do U Need A Biscuit?

By Lisa Ostella on August 12, 2021July 10, 2025

The National Biscuit Company was formed in 1898 when the American Biscuit Company merged with the New York Biscuit Company. Now known as Nabisco! National Biscuit Company = NaBisCo The National Biscuit Company launched a million dollar advertising campaign around the Uneeda Biscuit crackers. The campaign created a rich, sought after array of collectibles that…

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Belleek Cornucopia Vase – Do you know the legend?

By Lisa Ostella on August 9, 2021November 28, 2024

For many, the Cornucopia Horn is associated with Thanksgiving and harvest seasons. We see the Cornucopia as a Horn overflowing with flowers, fruits, nuts and grains. The Cornucopia actually has roots in Greek Mythology. In the legends, the Cornucopia began as a magical animal’s horn! The Horn of Plenty, was originally broken of the head…

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SIDEWALK SALE NEXT WEEKEND!!!!

By lhdurenberger on August 1, 2021
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Railroaders of Morris County #Railfans

By Lisa Ostella on July 31, 2021December 19, 2025

As everywhere in America, the railroads served as a commercial boon for the towns they served-either the commuter train or the freight train. The “Iron Horse” allowed for settlements in the west and wealthy northerners could winter in the south, establishing Florida as the place for “snow birds” centuries ago. The railroads in Morris County…

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These Candlesticks Do Not Need a Flame to Glow!

By Lisa Ostella on July 26, 2021August 26, 2025

Vaseline uranium glass available @ Time’s Tin Cup ! Vaseline glass is a term for the transparent yellow to yellow-green glass that owes its color to its uranium oxide content. Under a UV black light, the glass glows due to the presence of #RareUranium. Uranium was first used to color glass in the 1830s and…

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Thinking about Poets

By Lisa Ostella on July 26, 2021September 29, 2024

These bookends by TimesTinCup.com are representations of a famous piece known as “The Poet”; later known as, “The Thinker”. The Thinker is one of 180 pieces that was actually introduced within a larger art display called “The Gates of Hell” by Auguste Rodin. The “Gates of Hell” was commissioned in 1880 to be an artistic…

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Never Dismiss History, Even When it is Dark

By Lisa Ostella on July 14, 2021January 17, 2025

This vintage bottle by Bayer use to dispense what was considered a wonder drug during it’s time, heroin. In 1898, the Bayer Company started the production of heroin on a commercial scale because it showed to be more effective than codeine in sedating respiratory effects. As it turned out, the repeated administration of heroin resulted…

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Miniature Stoneware Jug from Kraus & Co.

By Lisa Ostella on July 14, 2021

Brothers, Samuel and Charles Kraus, were jewish immigrants from Bavaria who migrated to Wheeling, West Virginia. They opened their liquor trade company in 1865. Their liquors were bottled onsite in ceramic jugs with the Kraus name stenciled in cobalt. This miniature jug at TimesTinCup.com is an actual miniature sampler jug that was used to promote…

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Rolling in Dough

By Lisa Ostella on July 1, 2021February 4, 2025

Find a vintage rolling pin @ Time’s Tin Cup ! How many know that an elaborate form of this “must have” device was invented by a woman? Not just a woman, a trail blazing African American woman! During times when women were still property, she invented a kitchen tool that is still needed and used…

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The CorkScrew

By Lisa Ostella on June 28, 2021August 8, 2021

A corkscrew is a tool which is used to open wine bottles. It is inserted into the cork and used to pull the cork out of the wine bottle. The basic design of a corkscrew was based off of a tool called a gun worm. A gun worm is what a musketeer would use to…

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