Gorgeous jewel tone colours on these fondue plates made in France by Sarreguemines. I would date these to the early 70’s when fondues were all the rage. These will be for sale at my booth at the Almonte Antique Market in Almonte Ontario for $25.00 for the six plates.
Note: These plates are now SOLD!!!
This poor little clock doesn’t work but the style was so iconic of the 50’s that I had to have it just for display purposes. Hopefully I can get the clock working again. The wood is probably teak and it sits on brass legs. Made in Canada ca. 1950’s.
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If you are looking for some retro chrome kitchen ware, I have a nice assortment at my booth in the Almonte Antique Market, Almonte, ON. There is a Westbend Penguin Hot/Cold Server or Ice Bucket with bakelite handles, an Hors d’oeuvres tray with stainless steel inserts on a teak tray with teak handled forks, a two tiered chrome serving tray and retro black and chrome Hamilton Beach Milk Shake Maker. Serve up some drinks on a 1980’s retro Coke tray.
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Wonderful vintage Hanes Hosiery Box. The sides of the box are green velvet and the picture on the top is a silky material depicting a scene from Godey’s Ladies of Fashion. What a lovely box for keepsakes.
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I couldn’t resist these colourful plates at a recent sale at an auction house. They are not marked on the back so I don’t know anything about them. They did come from an estate of an elderly couple so I am guessing they have some age to them.
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Set of demi tasse cups and saucers and side plates made by Coalport, England, in the Indian Tree pattern. These probably date to the turn of the century.
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Found these pieces at a local thrift store. They are all made in Ireland ca. 1970’s. The sugar dish is missing the lid but I love the retro floral pattern and it makes a good catch all dish.
I am a collector and seller specializing in vintage kitchenware and have a booth at an antique market in the quaint town of Almonte, Ontario.
