Felt like walking into a Time Capsule

Found in abandoned mansion in Belgium.

Lamp is branded as Promin, Ukrainian for ray. Interestingly enough, there's. Seems like it was made in the Ukrainian SSR sometime in the 1980s. Same for the clock, made in Novosibirsk in 1988. Both fully functional, I have put a modern smart LED bulb inside the lamp in order to combine the vintage warm yellowish glow and modern power efficiency, after all a vintage incandescent bulb consumes 60 watts and produces a ton of heat

This little jug for cream/milk (the kind to be added to coffee) was made in 1961 by the dutch firm Zenith (no relation to the american electronics company) of the dutch city of Gouda (famous for it's cheese) and would originally have been paired with a sugar bowl and a plate to put both on.

Hi, I bought this a while back because I thought it was so cute. But I still haven’t used it and not really sure how to use it. I think this is a letter holder. It looks like it mounts on a wall. How would you use or style this piece in your home?

Some snapshots of my Mid Century living room. I’ve spent a lot of time curating and collecting to make this dream a reality. I tried my best to make it look like a time capsule.

Scored this at goodwill for $4

Sadly, the shirt was too small. Next time…

A vintage poster shop

$32 for all of this, Sanko Ware pots were $30 then the mortar and pestle was $1 and the handmade turkey potholder was $1

I found this absolutely stunning 6ft x 4ft vintage painting on Facebook marketplace. The front is beautiful but I actually prefer how the back looks!

Likely for Windows 98

Vintage Grateful Dead Shirt - Ed Donohue

Only 4 boxes are unsealed and they even have only 1 or 2 things missing. $1 at a garage sale.

Vintage 1970s Italian-style brass lidded pear container and cage glass urn table lamp with onyx bottom. Goodwill finds for $6.99 and $9.99, respectively.

I found this odd head that someone added to a sconce wooden mount.

Picked up several pieces of this Taylor Smith & Taylor china at a flea market. They are so beautiful!