"Sculpture of a Victorian ghost emerging from an antique mirror. It glows in the dark!"
"An old piano upcycled as a kitchen hood"
"Handmade blouse, made from silk and an antique lace collar"
"An old drum now has a new purpose as a flower pot."
“I’m now the proud owner of this cross-stitched purse from the 1930s, it even comes with the original coin purse!”
“Super-expensive at $200, but totally worth it. From an antique store near my house. Each ‘book’ is a drawer. I am in love.”
"An early 1960s stunning dress. And it has pockets!"
"Found in an antique furniture store, being sold as a “polyester art-object”"
“My Grammie gave me the 3 top, left casserole dishes. I have found every other piece over the last 15 years”.
"My grandma has a pair of stork scissors."
"Just inherited my grandmother’s cookie press from the 1950s."
"An old bathtub became a cozy couch."
"The detail of this old heart vase is worthy of an anatomy class."
"An antique trunk turned into a fully functioning succulent table"
"The ceiling light in this building is an upside-down antique street lamp."
"I rescued an antique and I now have my dream battle station."
"The filament in this antique light bulb is shaped like a flower. And it’s still working!"
"I got an old antique hardware store cabinet. It has 72 drawers & spins!"
"An old, metal, pocket-sized grocery list — just don’t lose it."
"French perfume “L’Orange Variee,” 1925. It consists of 8 enameled glass bottles posed as realistic orange segments."
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You mean the giant ugly wooden thing, that doesn't match anything else in the kitchen and sticks out like a sore thumb? No, I didn't miss it.
It would probably look better if it had a glossier stain.