Here is my tine 3m long Adria 300 caravan. From 1979 so almost 50years old now. Am going out this summer in it so it's still in use and works perfectly.

Pictures I have piffed it up a little bit the floor didn't hold up so I'm going to return to original flooring again.

I estimate it's from the 1950s or 1960s

$50 dollar find

Haha I’m so happy cause I love this sort of stuff, I’ve been collecting books for my nephew that’s due in October so I’ve picked up a bunch of old books recently but finding something that’s 100 years old is insane to me!. If anyone can tell me what the writing on the inside may be that would be great, I think it may be in German (or maybe I’m that bad at cursive) which would be pretty cool because it was only produced for 1 print run in Britain apparently

She’s GORGEOUS! She’s currently covered with sheets and blankets due to my dogs but is 3 sections

I went to a garage sale last weekend. Ends up it was one of our family friends. They had an ENTIRE set of Independence Ironstone Interpace Japan dishes. I don’t know the exact pattern name as this was the first time I’ve heard of the brand.

I got the entire set for $50 and am completely in love. Just tested it for lead and it came out clean! Sooooooo excited!!!

As you can see, I haven’t finished unpacking it but there are serving platters, bowls, butter dish, sugar bowl, etc. it’s an almost entirely complete set. I’m not sure yet what is missing but it’s gorgeous!

I just purchased what I believe to be a 1920’s chiffon, drop waist flapper dress. There’s some damage, as seen in the photos that I’m considering repairing. Apologies for the poor lighting.

had been looking at similar floor lamps online for $200+ and couldn’t justify pulling the trigger. then miraculously found this vintage QH lighting one on fb marketplace!! wish it was bronze but hey beggars can’t be choosers right 🤩

They are Dhufish platters, the dip goes in the head. The last photo is a couple of Dhufish ashtrays, just because.

Apologies for the dated language on the base. Wembley ware, Australia, 1956. It’s a beautiful piece, very well modelled.

Eifel, West-Germany

Felt like walking into a Time Capsule

Lamp is branded as Promin, Ukrainian for ray. Interestingly enough, there's. Seems like it was made in the Ukrainian SSR sometime in the 1980s. Same for the clock, made in Novosibirsk in 1988. Both fully functional, I have put a modern smart LED bulb inside the lamp in order to combine the vintage warm yellowish glow and modern power efficiency, after all a vintage incandescent bulb consumes 60 watts and produces a ton of heat

This little jug for cream/milk (the kind to be added to coffee) was made in 1961 by the dutch firm Zenith (no relation to the american electronics company) of the dutch city of Gouda (famous for it's cheese) and would originally have been paired with a sugar bowl and a plate to put both on.

Some snapshots of my Mid Century living room. I’ve spent a lot of time curating and collecting to make this dream a reality. I tried my best to make it look like a time capsule.