On our way to camp at Five Islands on Saturday, we passed by a trio of the cutest little antique stores in Great Village. It only seemed fitting to kick off the week with a little eye candy - vintage style.
Loved this piece - if it was just a couple of inches deeper, it would make a great wine rack for a wine cellar!
This one was a little more rustic but with a little tweaking could also make an awesome wine rack. Anyone know what their original purpose might have been?
Big rustic island.
Slightly smaller island, perfect for a country kitchen.
I loved how delicate these chairs looked. Sturdy but petite.
Another view.
I think these must have been theatre seats? I'd reupholster a pair of them in distressed leather - whiskey or coffee - for really cool occasional seating.
So many street signs. One of these would make an awesome addition to a gallery wall.
I really liked this sailboat painting. It was HUGE. Even if you don't love the art inside, vintage stores are a great place to look for large frames. You can perk them up with a fresh coat of a paint and use it for whatever you'd like!
Someday, every doorknob in my house will be vintage glass...
These looked like some kind of railing or fence - but I thought that with a fresh coat of paint, they could make a really great ornate headboard.
Just an old brick now. But with a coat of fun spray paint (I'd obviously go for gold), you've got an interesting looking doorstop!
This trophy would make a fun addition to a bookshelf or mantle.
As would these vintage shoe forms.
I love weathered old bottles as flower vases.
This set of cobalt glass bottles would be beautiful sitting on a windowsill.
And lastly, this yellow Depression glass pitcher. Perfect for ice tea or for a pack of poesies.
What do you think? Any favourites?
I love vintage glass doorknobs..so lovely. Great finds!
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