My whole intrigue with vintage really started in the kitchen. When I was a little girl, one of the highlights of a visit to grandma's was to go downstairs in the basement and look her old 1940's oven. Then grandma would tell stories about the "good old days." Ever since that young age, I knew that someday that oven would make the trip to my kitchen. Well it hasn't made any trips yet, it will be at least one or two more years until that happens, but it did spark my interest of old things.
When I really started to seriously collect vintage stuff, I usually was drawn towards kitchen items. Not a whole lot has changed, only now I pretty much have all of my want list covered on the major kitchen items. I would still love to find a vintage ice crusher, blender, and more pieces of peach glaze Fire King -- can never have too much of that! :)
The last couple of sales I went to, I brought home more items to add to my hope chest of vintage kitchen stuff.
Emily
3 comments:
I am glad you like Gram's stove...make sure to keep telling your dad about how you'd like him to fix it up for you. You know how long it takes him to warm up to an idea!
Love,
Mom
Love all of your neat estate sale finds...especially the apron! I purchased a sweater guard/clip from your etsy shop. Can't wait to add it to my small collection. Take care~
I'm so excited to have discovered your blog! Love all of your vintage finds...we like alot of the same things!
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