Vintage Junky

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05/30/2026

Come visit Vintage J***y out at 168 Hill Road (Millennium Park, Alberton)! We are here 9-3 😀

04/30/2026

Vintage L.E. Smith ruby red glass FAIRY LAMP, often featuring a distinct pineapple or diamond quilted pattern, symbolizes warmth and hospitality in mid-century decorative candle holders that beautifully diffuse light through patterned glass, approximately 6 1/2 inches in height.

$45

04/30/2026

Okay folks, gather 'round and check out this cool vintage Federal Glass Georgetown pattern iridescent carnival glass deviled egg plate, complete with its original box - because who doesn't love a good devil egg ? It's a total showstopper with its scalloped edge and pressed glass design featuring fancy leaf and starburst motifs that will leave you speechless. And let's be real, it's designed to hold 12 deviled eggs, because who eats just one? Plus, there's a central compartment for garnish or dip, because priorities. These plates were made back in the 1950s and 1960s, and they're a pretty standard size - about 10.75 to 11 inches in diameter, because who needs a deviled egg plate the size of a manhole cover? The iridescent, rainbow-like carnival glass finish is the cherry on top of this already amazing plate, a true masterpiece of craftsmanship and design that will make all your friends jealous.

$35.00

04/30/2026

This charming kitchenware COOKIE JAR, crafted in Japan during the 1950s, showcases a vibrant bluebird perched atop a ceramic lid, cleverly textured to resemble a tree log, inspiring a sense of whimsy and delight. As part of a comprehensive collection of bluebird-themed items by Norcrest, it was joined by matching salt and pepper shakers, napkin holders, and cookie jars, inviting users to create a cohesive and joyful table setting.

04/30/2026

SOLD!
The selected item is a truly extraordinary Lefton Bluebird creamer. This ceramic piece is part of an incredibly coveted Blue Bird line produced by Geo. Z. Lefton in Japan, typically back in the remarkable 1950s or 1960s. In excellent condition for their age, this piece is a testament to the power of timeless design.

04/29/2026

This is a vintage Superior rubber stamp kit, housed in its original case, which I believe was formerly used in schools before the widespread adoption of computers. 😂

04/29/2026

This stunning vintage pink Depression-era glass serving bowl/divided serving plate in the "Old Colony" pattern, also commonly referred to by collectors as "Lace Edge". Manufactured by the Hocking Glass Company (later Anchor Hocking) between 1935 and 1938, this pattern is distinguished by its breathtaking open-work "lace" rim and a rayed or sunburst design at the base.

Set
$50