Repurposed Vintage

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Ironstone & Tarnished Silver Displays

Repurposed Chairs
Antique Watch Face Bracelet - Clock Face Time - Time on Your Hands
Clock Face Bracelets

Laundry Room Wall Decor from Vintage Iron Rest

Schoolhouse Chalkboard from Bed Side Rail


Trash Can from Antique Potato Bin


Banner from Antique Price Tags


Bunting from Antique Book Pages


Antique Eye Glasses Display

Projector Screen Chalkboard
Repurposed Grainsack on Enamelware Pot
Dairy Sign/Shelf from Table Salvage
Candle holder from a large, metal bolt
Antique books bundled with strap from antique horse harness
Bike Seat Display
Pendant Light from Milk Can Lid
Coat Hook Rack from Antique Door Salvage
Photo Display from Tarnished Silver Bowl
Chalkboard Shelf from Sewing Machine Table Salvage

Shelf from Vintage Books

Wall Hooks from Antique Level

Sewing Display Pegs from Antique Sewing Machine Table Salvage

Wall Baskets from Vintage Fryer Baskets

Plant "stakes" from Vintage Tools

House Numbers from Vintage Garden Spade

Wall Basket from Antique Horse Muzzle

Antique Piano used as a Mantel

Unusual Photo Displays

Repurposed Old Cameras into Photo Displays

Repurposed Wooden Handles and Pans

Coat Rack from Old Gun Stock

Candle Holder from Old Bed Springs and Salvaged Wood
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6 comments:

  1. Thanks for sharing so many great ideas for displaying vintage items!
    Have a lovely week, Maki

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  2. wow!! what great projects!!

    thanks for sharing.

    blessings
    barb

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  3. Very inspiring! The "Milk Can Lid" is actually a milk strainer---the milk from either a bulk tank or pails would be strained thru this (this would be lined with a filter or cloth or fiber or later paper--still in use!!!!)into the milk cans for shipment. ---the actual lids are pretty cool but harder to find---they have a habit of wandering off and or rusting. The strainers also make cool lamps.

    Gives me new thoughts for those piles of great material--or as my husband puts it--all that crap lying about the place!!!!! Last time he complained he didn't like something I had dragged home he went to an auction (on sufferance) and saw the SAME thing I had bought for $1 (a chimney cabinet) sell for $800.00. He was a bit more--respectful---after that.

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  4. Fantastic ideas! My head is spinning...thanks for sharing.

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  5. Angie I had missed a lot of these! Oh my - you certainly have a way of seeing beyond what something was "intended" for! Love the garden tools (some of mine LOOK like antiques!) and that iron plate.

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  6. Wow, I just found your blog! Love it! I think we must be sisters! ;-) I adore all these vintage projects you did. Very creative. Thanks for sharing!

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