A to Z Junktiques

A to Z Junktiques Specializing in fun and unique antiques, vintage items, and contemporary home decor and collectibles! See something you love? I ship!! ♥️

06/24/2026

T&M Unique Finds needs some help with followers! Give them a follow!!

It’s certainly a lifestyle!
06/23/2026

It’s certainly a lifestyle!

With yard sale season upon us, I hope you find many treasures and put lots of junk in your trunk!! 💕
06/23/2026

With yard sale season upon us, I hope you find many treasures and put lots of junk in your trunk!! 💕

Good morning awesome people! I hope something good happens for you today!!
06/23/2026

Good morning awesome people! I hope something good happens for you today!!

Did you know??? Not only was my hometown, Camden, Arkansas, known for Camark pottery…but it is also known for the ever f...
06/22/2026

Did you know??? Not only was my hometown, Camden, Arkansas, known for Camark pottery…but it is also known for the ever favorite Graoette drink and the character bottles! These used to go for quite a bit of money. But seems that desire may have dwindled some.

The Grapette Company, founded in 1939 by Benjamin "Tyndle" Fooks in Camden, Arkansas, is best known for its famous grape soda. To complement their beverage lineup, Grapette introduced a beloved line of figural "Animal" and character-shaped syrup bottles in 1948.

The History of the Grapette Animal and Character Bottles.

Introduction: In 1948, Grapette expanded beyond carbonated soft drinks to offer economical, non-carbonated family beverages. They released a line of concentrated, fruit-flavored syrups designed to be mixed with water.

Iconic Designs: Instead of standard glass, these syrups were sold in clear glass containers shaped like popular animals and figures. The most famous of these was the "Elee" (Elephant), but the line also included other novelty shapes like Clowns and various animals.

Double Duty: The figural bottles acted as functional drinking glasses and home items. Many consumers repurposed them as children's cups, and some even featured coin slots on the lids to serve as piggy banks.Manufacturing: The iconic glass bottles were produced by glassmakers like the Sapulpa, Oklahoma-based Liberty Glass Company.

Legacy: The syrup bottles remained a staple in American homes throughout the 1950s alongside the brand’s core soda lines. Today, these colorful and whimsical bottles are highly sought-after collector's items in vintage glassware and soda memorabilia.

06/22/2026

Just curious… my followers have been going up. Now all of a sudden I’m losing followers. Is this normal? I feel like I’m doing something wrong. 😑

I love to thrift!
06/22/2026

I love to thrift!

Just the life! 💕
06/22/2026

Just the life! 💕

Good morning friends! It’s a rainy, stormy morning here. How are things in your neck of the woods? 🥰
06/22/2026

Good morning friends! It’s a rainy, stormy morning here. How are things in your neck of the woods? 🥰

06/22/2026

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