Revealing Vintage, Antique Stash

Sharing up close and personal some of my vintage, antique stash.  My basement and closets are full of so much more but I can only set out so much.

Two smaller vintage, antique pictures/photos.

A vintage style bird cage with a hanging votive cup.  I bought it off of Facebook at Old Tyme MarketPlace

Vintage/antique Shakespeare's book

Distressed vintage candelabra  

Beautiful antique china plate.  I can't find my plate stand but I will.  It is just perfect for the decor.  One piece of my stash.

A picture from 1939 that I had as a little girl.  A vintage treasure that grew up with me.  Aren't the doggies so cut?

Vintage metal embroidery hoop with a decoupaged magazine picture of a barn scene.

Looking at this little toy tin chair I get so excited.  My favorite piece of all the vintage, antique stash I have.  I adore this little chair.  I don't know a thing about it but I hug it!

Reader's Digest page decoupaged onto wood.  It is a vintage piece as well.

Antique dresser scarf with delicate pink flowers embroidered. 

Vintage, antique music box.

Vintage music box.

Vintage picture of a rose.

A vintage toy tin plate, Ohio Art, and one of my toy teacups I had as a child.

A vintage toy tin plate, Ohio Art, with a antique tin and vintage make-up.

Antique glass bowl filled with rocks that Dustin collected and polished and sea shells from out vacation to Surfside, South Carolina.

An antique wash stand with a 1940's white candle lamp, antique scales, vintage books, my baby bottle, small dresser scarf, and a piece off an weather vane.

Cast Iron Door Latch, Glass Dresser Pulls

Depression Era Wide Glass Dresser Pulls

A set of four (4) depression era glass dresser pulls.  The second and last photo show a chip but it doesn't take away from the beauty or usefulness.  Very pretty and sparkly.

They measure 4" x 1/4" (middle) x 1" (the ends)

$31.95 including shipping to the Continental Unites States

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Antique Victorian Style Cast Iron Door Latch

Antique Victorian Cast Iron Sliding Bolt Door Latch / Lock

Spring Loaded, no cracks or chips.

These Bolts are made of deeply embossed and ornate cast iron.  Excellent vintage condition.

Great pieces for restoration of an Arts and Crafts door; assemblage, Steampunk sculpture or just to have around!

$51.95 including shipping in the Continental United States

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Vintage Paper Mache Coasters

Vintage Papier Mache Small Round Box Use it as a Jewelry box,Keepsake box,storage box,stash box. Floral Design Tropical Birds Green Gold , Marked on bottom Alfred E Knobler Japan This a very sturdy little box Measures 4 2/4" round and 2 1/4" tall In good condition Great little box.  

stamped: 
Alfred E. Knobler & Co.
Alcohol Proof
J A P A N

$17.95 including priority shipping in the Continental United States

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Vintage Singer Sewing Machine Drawers

Set of two 2(2) wooden sewing machine drawers.  Slight ornate front, one side is scuffed the other side is just fine.  Beautiful for storage of anything that you can imagine in your home decor.   Since there is one knob missing I am including your glass, ceramic white knobs that are also vintage.

$50.00 including priority shipping in the Continental United States.

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What do you mean this is TRASH? My fav piece

The story behind this old flour tin is a true rescue.

The Mechantile Flour Tin sat outside in the weather for years  among my parents little pile that American Pickers would have drooled over. 

One day my Mom decided to put it in the ol' shed.  Then here I come one day looking for all the rusty things I could find and it wasn't difficult at all.  Every place my eyes landed was a piece of rusty, vintage industrial treasure.  How had I missed all of this stuff as long as I had.

W

ell I felt something speaking to me so I dugs, grunted, got rusty myself and there it was.  "Mom where did this come from?"  Having no clue I snagged it up with love, treated it so delicately and brought it home.

I did some research on the net and found some in New York City worth a fortune, however I found out what it really was.

A Mechantile Flour Tin (Bin).  I was in love, I awed in proudness that I had rescued this piece to love forever.

Those that enter my home with no sense of what treasures are will say, "Doesn't this belong in the dump?"  My heart stops a beat, I can't believe my ears.  When I tell the story they are not impressed and still insists it is trash.

My favorite piece, I can't explain my love for it but I know you have those pieces too.

A share for all of those that understand.....