Favorite Vintage Finds of the Week- October 12th
Happy Monday everyone! I hope you all had a wonderful weekend! It was rainy here, so I spent most of the weekend reading and napping. I have been reading the Poirot series in order and then watching the BBC series episodes that correspond. This weekend I read Lord Edgeware Dies and Murder on the Orient Express. They were both fabulous! The tv series is really immersed in art deco style. Art deco is one of my absolute favorite styles. My love affair with the thirties started when I was ten and my mom rented me Top Hat. I fell in love! So, this week I thought I would share some of my favorite deco beauties with you guys…
Antique 1930’s Art Deco Newspaper Stand – Vintage Metal Newsboy Paper Stand from Retro Reaction
Vintage Art Deco Bevelled Edge Wall Mirror with Colored Glass from Uulipolli
4569 Interesting Art Deco Bed Set c. 1930 from Antiquarian Traders
Very Rare Sunglasses Vintage NOS deadstock AMAZING – Sydney from Sunglass Museum
Art Deco Bookends. French Dog. Marble Book Ends 1930s from YOCOCEA
Art Deco Kitchen Spice Set Milk Glass Bottles and Rack by Griffith Labs from Big Bang Zero
Rare Pair of Blue & White French Art Deco Sarreguemines Cups and Saucers from Abeille Antiques
Vintage Art Deco Serving Bowl Hand Painted with Cottage Scene – Denmark 1930s from Molecular Modern
Vintage Art Deco Style Push Button Phone from Mendez Manor
Aren’t they all fantastic! I love the lines and bold design aspects! The mirror is just gorgeous and the dress is just divine! Do you all have a favorite this week? Be sure to check out the awesome vintage shops these lovely items came from, there are lots of treasures to be seen! By the way if you want to see more vintage art deco goodies, check out my Pinterest board Darling Deco Here. I’ll be back next week with more vintage fun. Until then…
Happy Shopping!
Great deco designs..the bedroom set, mirror..but, I really love that pink cottage dish. I haven’t seen poirot but I’ve recently gotten hooked on Foyle’s War..it takes place in 1940s England & I’m always pausing & checking out the decor.