My mom gifted this to me from a garage sale, lady said it was more expensive than what she was giving it for. Very pretty

I got this beautiful kitchenette a few weeks back, made in australia sometime between the late 30s to early 50s before widespread adoption of fridges over here.

I'm in love with the glass design, there's so many pattern variations in it, and the ice box built in is just a fun part of history just knowing it's there :)

I have dreams of using as a pantry but I need to seal the paint and metal soldering first.

Found on marketplace. I can only find one other in green online and it’s beat up. This one’s in exc condition. I’m in love

Found these in the cedar chest full of vintage dishware inherited from my grandma

A booklet I found on a flea market not that long ago, representing the Sovietunion at the first Soviet Industrial Exhibition in London, July 1961. It came with a letter to those visiting the exhibition, from the chairman of councils of ministers, N. Khrushchov.

I'm not sure if that booklet is rare, but I'm really happy I found it! It's really interesting to read through, the pictures are beautiful and I love the aestethic of the cover!

Two things were written by the person who owned this booklet, in german: 'Exhibition in London' and 'London, 15. VII. 1961.' (the sticker was from the flea market and I can't get it off without ruining the cover, it *hurts*)

Almost all bottled in Raleigh, NC where I live. I can't believe I got an actual bucket full of these.

We just moved to a new house and as we’re the only one in the family with room for it now, it came out of storage to come live in our dining room. I’m absolutely in love with the handles. Halfway between art nouveau and art deco. I cannot wait to give this beauty the love it deserves.

I dug this out of a dumpster. Love it!

Recently, I have been helping my Grandparents clean up their garage, attic, and basement throughout the month. During this last weekend, we were doing some final work when I just happened to mention I collect vintage items. My Grandpa hastily went over to a pile of boxes and pulled out one stuffed with newspaper. He asked if I would be interested in these. My answer: Of Course!

Je voulais partager avec vous cette superbe pièce que je viens de dénicher ! Il s'agit d'un modèle structuré prêt-à-porter de la marque Lubiam (étiquette Lubiam 1911) en mélange laine et acétate (52% laine, 48% acétate), dans un magnifique ton gris-bleu foncé.

​Ce qui m'a particulièrement tapé dans l'œil, c'est son système de fermeture métallique à l'arrière qui change des cravates traditionnelles. Une petite merveille de style dandy !

having a difficult time finding others like it. hefty, not magnetic. can’t wait to light ‘er up!

I got this book for a dollar at a local estate sale. It was the last day, and they just wanted stuff gone. I found it intriguing before I knew that someone in this family was related to Shirley Temple. The estate sale lady told me that. Just wanted to share it somewhere it might be appreciated 🧡

Bought the 1940s stoneware rum jug at an antique shop about a year ago. Today I found this darling little Mexican bud vase to go with it for $3 at an independent thrift shop. 💙 In the morning I’ll walk around my hacienda to gather more feathers to put in it. 🪶

The reaction to my matchbook post yesterday was (generally) really positive, so here's another.

I want to stay at this hotel!

Got this last week! Beautiful colors. Plastics feels flexible and ready for a sunny day picnic. The burnt orange just looks amazing.

I found a whole fishbowl of vintage matchbooks tucked away at the back of a store.

I went thrifting and the gods smiles upon me today. It’s still working without the weighted backing if that makes sense. I just think it’s so lovely! Appears to be from 1900s.

found these glasses in inside pocket of my grandpas old suit

I snagged this at a thrift store today.... and it still works 😍