Primitive Vintage
Where do I start to have a retro look vintage in my house?
I'm trying to move from a primitive country decorating style for a more vintage look of happy housewife, 1930 in 1950 to see at home. My budget is only a thread, not a shoe string. What is the first thing under cost I can do?
Go to this website www.freecycle.com that is a place where u post things that r looking for and if someone is going to let u know through the site and it's free! It is a site that is designed to help stop all useful things being thrown into landfill! And if you have things you want to get rid of post and if anyone needs it will contact you via the site too!
Star Trek – Primitive vs. Superior
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Vintage Cannister Set $24.95 The Vintage Canister Set is a set of 4 natural metal canisters that include metal lids with handles. Each features an old fashioned product label. They nest inside each other for easy storage. The largest canister has a label that reads “Red Rooster Brand Flour”. It is 10″ with a 5-1/4″ diameter. The next size is 8-1/2″ tall with a 4-3/4″ diameter, the label is for “Sunbonnet Brand Sugar.” The 3r… |
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Country Rustic Primitive Bread Box with Old Mill Design Tin Door Every primitive kitchen needs vintage looking cabinets. This black distressed bread box is just perfect! The bread box is hand crafted right here in Ohio. The door has a burnished tin inset with a punched Old Mill design. There’s plenty of room inside for bread, rolls, muffins and the essential stash of sweets! 14-3/4″ high x 20″ wide x 11″ deep…. |
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Enamelware Decorative Bread Box Country Rustic Primitive Distressed Finish Lovely vintage-look bin with white enamel finish and black distressed edges. 9″ tall (12″ including lid), 10-1/2″ wide and 7″ deep…. |
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Vintage Libby Holman $25.00 THIS IS A VINYL RECORD ALBUM BY LIBBY HOLMAN CALLED “VINTAGE LIBBY HOLMAN”, & IT’S ON THE TAKE TWO LABEL #TT-212 IN MONO, & IT CAME OUT IN 1978! IT CONTAINS (14) EARLY RECORDINGS MADE IN 1927-30 OF LIBBY SINGING “SIN SONGS” LIKE: “WHO’S THAT KNOCKIN’ AT MY DOOR, CAREFREE, THERE AIN’T NO SWEET MAN THAT’S WORTH THE SALT OF MY TEARS, THE WAY HE LOVES IS JUST TOO BAD, CAN’T WE BE FRIENDS, I’M DOING WH… |
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Stoney Knows How [VHS] Original VHS Video Cassette Documentary. 1980. Stoney Knows How is a visit with the West Virgina born Master of the Oldest Art In The World – Tattooing. Disabled by arthritis since the age of four, confined to a wheelchair, his growth stunted, Stoney St. Clair joined the circus at 15 as a sword-swallower A year later, he took up tattooing, and traveled with circuses and carnivals for 50 years. A… |
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Atlas Homewares 1-1/2-Inch Primitive Knob … |
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Atlas Homewares Primitive Knob 270-BC Stained Brushed Chrome This Atlas Homewares rustic cabinet knob from the Primitive collection is constructed of zinc die cast base material and is available in stained brushed chrome with applied matte lacquer. The overall dimensions of this knob are 1-1/2 inches L x 1-1/2 inches W x 9/10 inches H. One inch and 1-1/2 inch installation screws are included with the hardware…. |
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Cookies and Tea Wallpaper Primitive Wallpaper Border $17.95 Type: Border Height: 6.875″ Length: 5 yds Hanging Match: Horizontal Repeat: 20.5″ Prepasted: Yes Composition: Solid Vinyl Washable/Scrubbable: Washable Peelable/Strippable: Strippable Description/Care: Rust / Ochre… |
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Vintage Look Black Real Working Railroad Lantern $5.49 Black Real Working Railroad Lantern Black metal lantern with glass globe and adjustable wick is reminiscent of an old time railroad lantern. Want a unique item for a centerpiece or to display on a mantle? How about a light for your western barbecue. This working lantern will be sure to brighten any display…. |
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Wood Buzz Saw Blade Toy Primitive Folk Game $7.99 Recreate the simple pleasures of Primitive folk life with this antique reproduction buzz saw toy. A favorite toy of colonial children, this 3″ wood buzz saw is a fully functional wooden noisemaker! Originating from the Native American culture, the buzz saw was originally made from a piece of bone and string, and in colonial times was made from one of Mother’s buttons (hence the name, Button on a S… |