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50 Of The Most Interesting And Beautiful Old Things That These People Have The Pleasure Of Owning (New Pics)
With so much consumerism everywhere, it’s easy to get lost in the sea of plastic, spontaneous purchases that don’t last long.
Not only do they pollute our world (and our homes!), they give us little if any extra value. They don’t have any memories attached to them. They don’t keep any stories to tell about them.
Unlike antiques. These beautiful pieces of art, furniture, kitchenware, you name it, have been touched by history in ways that no modern thing will ever be. And if you, like me, are a fan of antiques, we’ve got a real treat for you!
Welcome to the Reddit community known as “Antiques” that is home to a buzzing community of, like people say, “old stuff” lovers. Created in 2009, the group has proven to be as relevant as ever, sharing some of the most beautiful and most interesting examples. Scroll down for our selection of the best ones shared here and be sure to check out part 1 right here.
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#1
Chinese Wedding Bed. Teak. Hand Carved. No Nails. Red And Gold Finish. All Parts Complete And Functional
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#2
I Bought An Antique Table At A Yard Sale And Found A Note Stapled Inside One Of The Drawers
#3
Unearthed My Grandmother’s Perfume Bottle Collection…these Are Stunning
Jane Thorne-Gutierrez 3 years ago
Those are hand blown glass. Lovely. Been collecting perfume bottles for a long time.
To find out what an expert has to say about antiques and their value, as well as which objects are now most sought after by professional collectors, Bored Panda reached out to Dr. Lori Verderame, a Ph.D. antiques appraiser who’s an internationally syndicated columnist and an author with 30 books to her credit.
Dr. Verderame specializes in helping people make money with buying and selling tips, as well as showing them how to spot valuables at thrift stores, charity shops, flea markets, estate sales, etc. and flip them for profit. She also runs a widely popular YouTube channel with almost 200k subscribers where she shares various tips about antiques.
#4
Was Clearing Out My Late Grandad's House And Came Across This
#5
Same Bike, Same House, Same Tree, And Same Woman, Only 71 Years Later
#6
Engagement Ring.i Love It And My New Fiance Very Much. Amethyst And Rough Cut Diamonds. 10k Gold Ring. Estimated To Be Made 1910-1920 Or Perhaps Earlier, Purchased In New Orleans
Having written many books and articles on the topic of valuing art and antiques, Dr. Verderame was happy to share what’s currently buzzing in the antique market. “Antiques increase in value over time and typically the most valuable categories of antiques include fine art (paintings, sculpture), furniture, fine jewelry, and historical objects,” Dr. Verderame said. She added that right now, it is a good time to buy fine art since now it is a buyers' market.
Meanwhile, collectors collect all types of art and antiques. “Some of the hottest collectibles now are 1980s toys, vintage clothing and accessories from the 1960s and 1970s, Art Deco sculpture and lamps, and costume jewelry, and color glass like Murano and Blenko pieces,” Dr. Verderame explained.
#7
Winnie The Pooh, 1926. First Edition, First Printing. I Don't Dabble In 20th Century Acquisitions That Often, But I Do Make Exceptions
#8
This Stove In My New House
#9
Today I Found These Pair Of Cool Rings In A Local Forest, In Romania, Using A Metal Detector
DrLivingstonipresume 3 years ago
Medievalist here (PhD), take those to a antiques (jewelry specialist) person immediately because those are an amazing find! Judging from the picture and the settings and filigree you are looking at two pieces from the ~very~ early Middle Ages (c. 6th century) or even from the end ofthe Roman Empire. This is literally, literally buried treasure. So cool!!!!
In our previous interview with Dr. Verderame we found out that an antique is an object that is 100 years old or older. "I determine antique status by looking at materials, condition, and design. I appraise an antique's value by comparing it with other similar items and using my decades of museum and appraisal experience to provide a value,” she said.
#10
For The 007 In All Of Us... Antique Spy Camera Ring Ca. 1940
#11
This Is My Toastrite Blue Willow Toaster Circa ~1927
#12
Tiny Karl Wiedmann Art Deco Iridescent Myra Glass Vase, Found Recently At The Local Thrift For 99 Cents. I’m In The Us
Moreover, Dr. Verderame bases her values on actual sales records where similar items have sold recently. “I use my love of antiques to appraise value and value differs based on the type of object appraised. Many factors determine value depending on the type of object presented." The most valuable categories of antiques typically include fine art, antique furniture, and antique and vintage fine and costume jewelry.
More and more people are getting interested in antiques, Dr. Verderame said, especially young adults. "Because we can buy all types of antiques with ease now online, people are enjoying the thrill of the treasure hunt for antiques as well as the excitement of selling them or keeping them.”
#14
Found This Antique Stove At An Estate Sale
#15
1931 Model A Ford Woody. It’s Been In Our Family For Decades!
“I show many examples of how I find the money for people on my YouTube channel series called Real Bargains. Young adults—my fans—are interested in antiques and vintage items because they are well-made, unique and interesting, and are conversation pieces,” Dr. Verderame commented.
“Many realize that they can buy a vintage or antique object for very little money and use my tips to flip for profit or keep it for their own collection and enjoyment. Many people are interested in antiques because of the memories they spark or for the connection to a bygone era," she explained in our previous interview.
#16
Just Picked Up This Gorgeous Singer Folding Table Sewing Machine At Goodwill For ~$100
Juan Alcorta 3 years ago
My grandmother had one. I loved to go throught the drawers and find littles things she used put in them
#17
Vintage Lamp. House Was Built In 1910
#18
Information Please. Bought In Wa State Over 15 Years Ago
#19
Native American Portraits With Names. Passed Down From My Grandmother. Would Love To Know More About Them
Two_rolling_black_eyes 3 years ago
I've seen the Red Thunder picture before. He was the nephew of Chief Joseph, leader of the Pacific NW Nez Perce indians .He was chief when the tribe was forced to move to the reservation, making him the last leader of their traditional homeland.
#20
My Great-Grandmother's Leather Purse. I Need To Replace Some Of The Leather Stitching On The Handle But It's Otherwise In Impeccable Shape And I Use It Often!
#21
Grandfather's Ww2 Flight Jacket
#22
A Selection Of 19th Century French Cartonnage Bindings I've Recently Put Together. They've Often Been Referred To As Candy Boxes For Their Extremely Decorative Covers
#23
I Restored This Antique Lamp And Made A Bohemian Crescent Moon Mica Shade With Antique Chandelier Crystal Pendants
#24
Frog Desk Seal, Fabergé, 1903-17
#25
My Grandfather (B.1890s) Was Rocked In This Cradle As An Infant
#26
Found This Guy In The Dirt For Trash Pickup In A Residential Area. Took It Home, Deep Cleaned, And Oiled. Here’s The Progress So Far. (Feet Were Mangled Beyond Repair…) Before And After
#27
A Medieval Book Of Hours, Circa 1440, From The Low Countries/Southern Netherlands. A Substantial Fragment Of Slightly Over 100 Leaves, With 12 Miniatures By At Least Two Artists. An Exciting Arrival To The Office
Marie Dahme 3 years ago
Wow, this is incredible! To have survived almost 600 years is like a one in a million find! Hand scribed, long before Gutenberg’s printing press!
#28
This Ashtray Lady Moves Her Leg When A Hot Cigarette Is Present
#29
New To Me Dresser
#30
My Antique Medicinal Opium Jar
#31
Emerald Bracelet Passed Down From A Late Boyfriend Of My Moms. Worn By A Famous Vogue Model, Jean Patchett. An Icon In Fashion From The Late 40s To Early 60s
#32
$450 Find! Rosewood Table With Inlaid Mother Of Pearl! How’d I Do!?
#33
We Just Purchased This Guy
#34
~ They Were Roommates ~ My Absolute Favorite Thing I've Found Amongst My Late Mother's Jewelry Collection
A very detailed locket inscribed with "Clara to Laura 21 Aug, 1839". I know in my heart it is a lesbian lovers locket but my dad thinks it was probably mother/daughter or friends
Alexandria Tyme 3 years ago
It looks more like a vinaigrette that would have held a small sponge behind the fret work, soaked in something strong but nice smelling. They were popular in the 1800s due to very poor sanitation standards.
#35
Snagged This For $30
#36
Turn Of The Century Toilet Paper
#37
My Great-Grandpa Made This Christmas Ornament During Ww2 When He Was Stationed On Tarawa
Kathryn Baylis 3 years ago (edited)
When you need a little Christmas during wartime, you sometimes have to think outside the box—-and inside the jar!
#38
Suitcase I Found In The Wall
#39
Old Train Station Clock (Beer For Reference)
#40
1859 Heinisch Tailor’s Shears. 15” In Length
#41
Finally Have My Oil Rain Lamp Working!
#42
I Finally Have A Victorian Bathroom To Put My Victorian Toilet Roll Holder In!
#43
A Small Portion Of My Mom's Uranium Glass Collection
LadyVischuss 3 years ago
Black light is 395 wavelength and makes the green glass glow. UV light that is 365 wavelength turns clear uranium glass green. I have a extensive collection of the clear glass. It can also turn some blue glass green. There is much more out there to be discovered.
Highwaytozen 3 years ago
Ooh beautiful! Another strip of blacklight under the bottom shelf would really make it pop!
Upstaged75 3 years ago
That's so cool. I have a black light but the only thing that glows in my house is cat pee on the dining room carpet. The cats are no longer allowed in that room. :)
C OnlyC 3 years ago
Yes. In fact it is considered to be beneficial by some, just like wearing a magnet for arthritis.
Load More Replies... Marie Dahme 3 years ago
I have some uranium glass too! We tried to light with a black light and thought we could make them glow. Nope!
Stump Rumpersonne 3 years ago
Hate to break it to you but it's not uranium glass if it doesn't glow under ultraviolet
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I Was Left Some Antiques And Keepsakes When My Grandmother Passed. One Item Is The Abraham Lincoln Presidential Ribbon
Stephanie Did It 3 years ago
I wonder how many of these still exist? You may have the only one!
#45
This One’s Not For The Faint Of Heart, But I Love It! French Sentimental Ring, Woven From The Hair Of A Loved One
#46
My Demented Grandmother Gave Me This Metal Duck Serving Dish And Said It Was Precious
Alexander Izzo 3 years ago
that is not nice. don't call your grandma demented. she has terminal illness.
#47
Jar Of Unopened Green Beans From 1958 That I Found In An Abandoned Country House
#48
Please Help Id This For Our Charity Thrift Shop!
#49
It Belonged To My Great Grandfather
Stephanie Did It 3 years ago (edited)
Google says: The United States no longer issues bills in larger denominations, such as $500, $1,000, $5,000, and $10,000 bills. But they are still legal tender and may still be in circulation. All U.S. currency issued since 1861 is valid and redeemable at its full face value. Jul 13, 2022 -- but I don't think I could part with that!
#50
Why You Buy An Old Book (1866) About The Civil War And It Contains Pressed Flowers. I Wonder What Story They'd Tell?
#51
My Cell Phone Is Approaching Retirement Age, But I Don't Like Buying New Things. Luckily, I Found Myself An Old Ericsson
#52
1940s Ww2 British Propaganda Poster. I Love It So Very Much!
Minath 3 years ago
It wasn't propaganda, people had pig clubs where a people would club together to buy the piglet and feed it from all their scraps. When the pig reached a certain size and was slaughtered half went to the government and the other half was split between the people who had fed it. Britain very nearly starved during WWIi thanks to the U-boats blowing up so many merchant navy ships.
#53
Part Of My Antique Microscope Collection - I Could Do With More Display Room (Couldn’t We All??)
#54
My Great-Grandmother’s Sterling Silver Ladies Pocket Knife. Probably Late 1800’s?
#55
Fully Sealed Bottle Of 120 Year Old, Pre-Ban Absinthe Pernod Fils, Recently Discovered Near Nice
#56
Found An Interesting Antique Photograph Negative At A Flea Market This Morning
#57
Scored This Beautiful Antique Corner Cabinet From A Job (I Work In Estate Sales) For $350 Including Movers- I’m Obsessed
#58
My Nan Bought This Fan To Keep Her Baby (My Dad) Cool During A Heat Wave In 1961 And She’s Still Using It 61 Years Later!
Caroline Nagel 3 years ago
They made things to last a life time in those days. Now it will last five years if you're lucky.
#59
Great Grandpas Pocket Watch, Still Going Strong After 97 Years. Bonus Pic Of Gramps At The End
Thomas Corrigan 3 years ago
I have my great grandfathers pocket watch from WW2. It was still ticking when I found it.
#60
Likely French, Blue Opaline Glass, Believed To Be 1840-1860
#61
Found This Today For $25 At A Thrift Store. Signed And Dated 1881
#62
Found A Pile Of Paystubs From 1940, From Barnum & Bailey. We Had No Idea My Wife’s Grandfather Once Worked For The Circus As A Cook
#63
Saw Some Victorian Settees Lately, Here Is Mine [germany]
![Saw Some Victorian Settees Lately, Here Is Mine [germany]](https://www.boredpanda.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/638085159ebbd_2jos031mmz991__700.jpg?utm_campaign=rebelboost_true "Saw Some Victorian Settees Lately, Here Is Mine [germany]")
#64
Old Bible At My Small Church
#65
I Opened The Old Boxes From The Fam Farm In Maine
#66
Just Picked This Up At A Yard Sale, Any Idea If It’s A Good Deal Or Not? Paid $200
Upstaged75 3 years ago
My parents collect antiques and have a working pump organ in their "parlor". I'm the only piano player in the family so they sometimes ask me to play it. If you enjoy cardio while you are making music then the pump organ will be right up your alley! :) It's a bit like patting your head and rubbing your tummy at the same time. Once you get the hang of it though it's pretty fun.
#67
Any Antique Sewing Machine Fans Out There?
Debby Keir 3 years ago
You need it on the other side of the room as the 'lid' flaps out as a cutting table too.
#68
I Wanted To Share Some Pics Of This Authentic Mid-1920s Art Deco Maiden Figurine Lamp Base I Restored With A Custom Leaping Gazelle Alternating Amber, Silver Mica Shade That I Made... And Our Cat, King-G
#69
(USA) Antique Boiler Door I Converted To A Fireplace
#70
Update! I Cleaned Up The Antique Lamp I Found In My Basement!
#72
My Great Great Great Grandfathers Top Hat, The Design Of The Hat Tells Me It Was Probably Made In 1870-1880s
#73
I Got This Printing Plate From A Nursing Home
The same organization that ran the nursing home also ran a "home for girls" in the early 1900s. This is the printing plate for the now long gone home for girls. Today I was able to find the newspaper article with the exact image. Circa early 1920s
#74
I Was Told This Sub Might Enjoy This. The Ornithology Of Francis Willughby (1678) With 78 Plates Of Birds, Including The Dodo
#75
1928 - 1932 Crayola Crayons
#76
What The Hell Did I Just Grab From The Side Of The Road?
#77
I Found These Birthday Invitations Behind My Parents Fireplace Mantel. Their Home Was Built In 1883
#78
Worth Too Much To Repaint?
#79
A Mourning Ring For Two Sisters, Who Sadly Died Just Months Apart Back In 1811
#80
My Leather Book Collection, My Oldest As Of Today Is 1697. I Started This Collection A Few Months Ago
#81
Any Idea What This Is And If It’s Worth It To Reupholster It?
Rebekah Krause 3 years ago
This is a telephone gossip bench. Definitely appears to be antique but hard to say from a picture. They haven’t really been popular reproductions so my guess is it is very likely antique. They were made so the telephone could sit on the desk part with storage for telephone/personal address books, message pads, pens etc. or it could sit near a wall mounted phone. The upholstery looks like it’s in great shape so you might want to consider having it appraised before reupholstering- if it is well cared for original upholstery that you could lower the value.
#82
Found At An Estate Sale For $400! I Believe It's An Oak Side By Side Secretary Built Around 1900
#83
My Dad Bought This A While Back And Wanted To Know If This Is Worth Something
Eveline Nutz 3 years ago
Can you See the Text? It says belongs to Anna Dietl. Most likely she Was a wealthy housewife in Biedermeier era.
#84
My Almost-Antique Wristwatch (C. 1929)
#85
Absolute Grail Of A Curb Find. Art Deco Or Earlier? Whatever, It's My New Bar
#86
Does Anyone Know Anything About This Amazing Bag?
I was gifted this bag by a family member, but sadly I don't know much about it. I've been storing inside a pillow case, inside a sturdy box to prevent any light from reaching it. I would love to know what era it is from, how to best store it, etc. I haven't seen any like it online...
Marie Dahme 3 years ago
I imagine it was owned by some swank flapper girl who kept her cigarettes in there when she went to a speakeasy. Lol
#87
1920’s Prosthesis. Leather Hand. This Belonged To A Local House Painter Who As A Teen Fled Europe During Ww2. (USA)
#88
I'm Obsessed With My New Lamp, It Gives Off Goth Vibes
#89
My 1930s Maytag Washing Machine. It’s The Only One I Have!
OnAFreakingRollercoaster 3 years ago
To quote my parents "they sure don't make stuff like they used to". I've been married 16 years today and am on my 3rd washing machine 😏
#90
Opened Up My Deceased Uncle’s Shed Today
#92
My Great Grandmothers Bedroom Set
#93
100 Year Old Clamshell Buttons From A Local Pearl Button Factory That Operated In The Late 1900s. I Found Them While Digging A New Garden Bed
#94
Picked Up This Free Rocking Chair Yesterday. Has Anyone Ever Seen One Like It? Curious About Time Period And Style
#95
Found This Ivory Puzzle Ball At An Estate Sale For $0.50. I Saw A Similar Ball With This Motif Listed As 19th Century. Any Ideas?
#96
Went To My Grandmas Friends Home Today, She’s Quite The Collector
#97
My Collection Of Mourning & Sentimental Jewelry
#98
Need Help Dating These Ceramic Tiles I Found Hidden
The crushinator 3 years ago
For the life of me i cannot fathom why people would want to live in a house that's just white and Grey. I understand that some people feel better when living in a neutral, stimuli free environment, white i get. But grey? It's so drab :(
#99
Our Favorite Antique We Have 1870s
#100
Found An Antique Photo Album From The 1870s Full Of Amazing Pictures… I Am Trying To Learn More About The People In The Photos— Can Anyone Help Me Identify The Soldier’s Uniform In The Last Photo?
#101
I Found An Old Note Hidden Inside This 19th Century Bronze Ewer. No Idea What It Says
#102
My Great Grandmother Visited The St Louis Worlds Fair 117 Years Ago And Picked Up At Least One Souvenir, A Personalized Cup With Her Name On It
Kathryn Baylis 3 years ago
Meet me in St Louis, Louie. Meet me at the Fair. Don’t tell me the lights aren’t shining anyplace but there. We can dance the hoochie-coochie. You will be my tootsie-wootsie, if you will meet me in St Louis, Louie. Meet me at the fair.
#103
Found This In The Garage Of My Old House Almost 40 Years Ago. Hung On To It Because It’s A Touching Story And I Love Dogs
#104
An Apostle Clock With Some Of Its Original Apostles - Which Spent A Lot Of Time Traveling Around The Us Through The 19th And 20th Centuries. It Is Over 15 Feet Tall When The Top Is On It
#105
Old Bench At My Local Antique Mall. Dated 1753
#106
My Heart Says I Want This@$150...but Do I Really? Any Input Welcome!
#107
My Grandmother Was An Antique Collector And My Grandfather Made Reproductions. They Passed 11ish Years Ago And We Just Realized One Of The Dining Chairs (That We Use Frequently) They Left Is 200 Years Old! Amos Hagget Made Chairs In Ma Back Between 1803-10
#108
My New Typewriter Display. All Machines Except One Are Pre 20s
#109
Getting Ready To Sell But Before They’re Gone Thought The Group Would Like! My Great Aunts, Unknown Origin. Lampshade Feels Like Skin 🙈
Stephanie Did It 3 years ago
Probably parchment, which is made of leather split very finely apart into layers. So yes, skin.
#110
Pick This Up At Estate Sale. I Was Wondering What Year It Is
SaneMinotaur (she/her) 3 years ago
Looks like it could be from the 1920s, at a guess. Maybe earlier?
#111
When I Saw It At Goodwill, I Ran To The Register. 1913 Rookwood Pottery Bowl. $2.99!!!
#112
My Friends Inherited This From His Grandfather Who Lived On The East Coast
#113
Just Got This Cabinet Which Comes With 2 Glass Shelves (Not Pictured). How Old Do You Think This Is? Couldn't Find Any Markings To Help Date It
#114
A Few Antique Mardi Gras Favor Pins I’ve Picked Up Over The Years—1904 Krewe Of Mithras, 1906 Krewe Of Comus, And 1912 Elves Of Oberon. The Face Is In 14k Gold And The Others Are Sterling. The Quality And Imagery Amaze Me
#115
Found Some Really Interesting Antique Photos Tonight Dumpster Diving
#116
So Obsessed Towards Collecting Antiques And The History Behind Them. Collecting Since 2011
#117
I Think These Are Just Awful Enough That They Might Sell. What Do You Guys Think?
#118
Since You Guys Seemed To Like Antique Ouija, Here’s My 1911 Ouija Board And Original 1920 Ouija Cover Saturday Evening Post
#119
Found This Hand Carved Turquoise Teapot With Remains In It At An Antique Store
#120
1891 18k Engraved Buckle Ring Found Metal Detecting. Any Idea What It’s Worth?
Debby Keir 3 years ago
In the UK all 'gold' finds have to be reported to 'the portable antiquities scheme', a govt dept, acessed via the coroner, believe it or not. They will date it, and tell you whether you can keep it (or sell) or whether you must donate it to a museum usually for a set sum.
#121
Marble Collection (~1900) Belonged To One Of My Ancestors
#122
Okay So I Know This Is Probably Nothing Special But My Mom Won’t Shut Up Till I Ask You Guys
#124
Old Book / Unknown Language
#125
Bought In The 1920s, Now Inherited From My Great Grandmother. Has Anyone Seen Anything Similar? Ontario, Canada
#126
H.m Ship Centurion 1744. I Found This Cleaning Out Mil's House. How Do I Know If It's Real Or A Replica?
#127
Any Idea What These May Be?
#128
Mourning Brooch To A Phebe Hawson, D. 1845 Aged 10 Years
#129
Just Acquired From A Garage Sale
#130
My 1920’s Tree Topper
#131
What Are These Old Bottles Found In The Walls Of My House Built In The 1800s? Westchester, NY
#132
Can Anyone Tell Me Anything About This Stuff? I Love Vintage Medical Bottles And This Had Some Stuff Still In It
Lord Mysticlaw 3 years ago
Mercurochrome, generically known as merbromin, is a topical antiseptic used to treat minor cuts and scrapes. When applied to a wound, the dark red color of the ointment stains the skin. It had been widely used as a household antiseptic/antibacterial ointment - especially for children - because it did not sting or irritate the skin when applied; however, it is no longer sold in the U.S., partly because of its mercury content.
#133
Got This Bible As A Gift For My Birthday. Never Seen Anything Like It. Anyone Know Anything?
M O'Connell 3 years ago
It's a mass-produced 19th Century "Family Bible" it has no real value outside of the descendants of the people who first owned it.
#134
1930s Spatula Is Super Cool. Can’t Wait To Make Some Cheeseburgers With It
#135
This Is A Real Union Staff Officer Jacket From The Civil War. I Saw It In An Antique Shop, And Saw It Was Only $500... Now I Regret Not Buying It
Kathryn Baylis 3 years ago
Sure it’s not a more recent military academy cadet’s uniform? Check the stitching. If it looks like machine stitching, it’s most likely way more recent than the 1860s. Also remember, Civil War uniforms took a lot of abuse in battle, so would only be in good shape like this one if they weren’t worn long. Or at all.
#136
My Girlfriends Parents Found These Dolls In Their Attic, Anyone Have Any Knowledge I Can Share With Them?
#137
I Found An Over 60 Piece Set Of Federal Amber Glass At A Thrift Store That Sells For 69¢ Per Pound Today!
#139
Any Info On This Very Old, Unopened Bottle Of Guinness I Found Stashed In My Chimney?
#140
My 200 Yo American Revolution Book
Kathryn Baylis 3 years ago (edited)
Since 200 years would date it to the 1820s, about 35 +/- years after the end of the Revolutionary War (ended 1784) and 5 +/- years after the end of the War of 1812 (ended 1815), so is it a book about the American Revolution? Because that would make an incredibly interesting read, as the war itself would still be quite fresh in almost everyone’s’ memories.
#141
Need Help Iding This $3 Flea Market Find. Purchased In Pennsylvania In The U.S. No Markings That I Can Find. It’s A Little Beat Up And Quite Weird, But I Love It
#142
My Most Prized Possession [antique Scrimshaw]
![My Most Prized Possession [antique Scrimshaw]](https://www.boredpanda.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/638082c8bec4d_jyqynnz59df91__700.jpg?utm_campaign=rebelboost_true "My Most Prized Possession [antique Scrimshaw]")
Kathryn Baylis 3 years ago
Painted by a sailor missing his girlfriend/fiancée/wife while away at sea.
#143
A Framed Picture I Found In A ‘Free’ Pile Outside Of My Apartment Building
Stephanie Did It 3 years ago
These are Chinese women with their feet cruelly bound into "golden lilies." The practice was banned in the early 1900s. You have an amazing piece of history here.
#144
My Mom Got This From Her Mom; A Very Old Rotella Tagliapasta With A "New" Coin That We Have For More Than 300 Years. (Not For Sale)
Paulo Freitas 3 years ago
I swear that a 1st glance that looked a completelly different thing....
#145
From My Collection. Two Original World War Two Decals Commentating The Bombing Of Pearl Harbor. They Are Still In The Original Packages With Instruction Cards
Stephanie Did It 3 years ago
To apply those old decals, you had to soak them in water and then slide the image part onto a hard surface. If it wrinkled or tore, you couldn't fix it.
#146
Picked This Up For $25! 1889 Clay Bird Thrower
#147
Dug Up Some Old Doll In My Front Yard Bk NYC. Anyone Know What It Is Supposed To Be
#148
Book From 1738
indiecognition 3 years ago
At first I thought it was a slab of fudge. Have a very similar one in my fridge right now.
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SAF saf 3 years ago
This was my first vehicle as a teenager, $400 and not running. I hated it, the 3 on three manual shifter would constantly jam up making it super dangerous to drive in busy streets.
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WoodenLion 3 years ago
on the mississippi delta in the 60's - 70's there was so much of this super cool furniture left in houses/shacks when folks left. nobody wanted it and antiques were not a big thing then. some of the stuff i saw was amazing but i was a kid and that was that.
KombatBunni 3 years ago
I have somewhere a jar of antique buckles that my Nan gave me over 20 years ago, that she got from her mother, which makes them around a century old. She used to make belts for my grandpa and I inherited my love of leatherwork and sewing from her.
Will Cable 3 years ago
Love the older furniture. One thing I would have to do with it is search for any hidden drawers/secret compartments.
Bear Family 3 years ago
SO glad people are still fascinated by these old things. My wife and I also have a variety of antiques that we adore.
SAF saf 3 years ago
This was my first vehicle as a teenager, $400 and not running. I hated it, the 3 on three manual shifter would constantly jam up making it super dangerous to drive in busy streets.
Load More Replies... WoodenLion 3 years ago
on the mississippi delta in the 60's - 70's there was so much of this super cool furniture left in houses/shacks when folks left. nobody wanted it and antiques were not a big thing then. some of the stuff i saw was amazing but i was a kid and that was that.
KombatBunni 3 years ago
I have somewhere a jar of antique buckles that my Nan gave me over 20 years ago, that she got from her mother, which makes them around a century old. She used to make belts for my grandpa and I inherited my love of leatherwork and sewing from her.
Will Cable 3 years ago
Love the older furniture. One thing I would have to do with it is search for any hidden drawers/secret compartments.
Bear Family 3 years ago
SO glad people are still fascinated by these old things. My wife and I also have a variety of antiques that we adore.
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