Yeti’s Attic, 878 Ray Road, Hemingway, SC (2026)

08/28/2025

✨Have you peeked inside Yeti’s Attic lately?✨
Vintage treasures, funky finds, and retro goodies waiting to add some soul to your space 🕺🌈

But that’s not all—our attic’s got a new vibe! We’re rolling out a fresh line of all-natural home care products 🧼🌿 because clean can be groovy too.

Come for the glassware, stay for the good vibes, and maybe leave with some handmade soap bars 🫧. Peace, love, and vintage magic from us (and Yeti 🐾)

10/23/2023

Our 7th is all wrapped up - thanks for joining us in the fun! ✌️🌈

10/20/2023

🚨Today is our day! Don’t let our collection of over 450 fantastic finds pass you by - comment “auction time” below 👇 for a link directly to our catalog on .

This auction is almost entirely full of vintage home decor, holiday items and collectibles available for shipping. Or, you can pick up in Colorado Springs 10/21 and 10/22. We’ve got swung glass vases, Norman Rockwell, tons of vintage Mikasa, vintage clothing and costume jewelry - you don’t want to miss this one!

Bidding starts to close at 8:00pm MNT TONIGHT. Grab some snacks, some friends and enjoy a night at the auction house. Happy bidding!

10/19/2023

✨✨Vintage Royal Traveler Sidekick✨✨

Get packed and ready for a step back in time with this near perfect condition travel bag 💙💼

This bag begs for adventure!🛤️🏝️

⏰ Find it in our (comment “auction time” for a link to the full catalog) that ends TOMORROW! Bidding begins to close at 8:00 MNT - don’t let this bag travel without you! ✈️✌️

And if you want some other fun items to take with you on your adventures, most of our 450+ items are available for shipping 💙👍

10/18/2023

✨✨Vintage Kathleen Weber Hand Painted Bell Collection✨✨

Bells! 11 gloriously hand painted bells from Weber’s Today’s Pleasure, Tomorrow’s Treasure collection. 🔔😻 Make them yours in Friday’s auction 👍

The closes at 8:00pm MNT. Comment “auction time” below for a link to the catalog
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To find these bells, head to lot #3. We’ve got over 450 other goodies you can check out too! See you there and ! ⏰🚀✌️

10/17/2023

Looking for something fun to do this Friday? Join us for our date night! We have over 400 spectacular goodies loaded up into our auction that ends at 8:00pm MNT on 10/20 - just waiting for you to discover them! Grab some snacks and a couple of friends and have a blast while getting some of your holiday shopping done too. It’s a win win!

Shipping is available on most of our items, or pick up in Colorado Springs 10/21 and 10/22 📦

Comment “Auction Time” to get a link with the full catalog - see you there!

10/17/2023

Hello friends, welcome to the last before the auction this Friday! Today we are rolling back time with the history of the Rolling Pin! Be sure to swipe right to see not only the evolution of the rolling pin, but also our wonderful vintage Ceramic Nutbrown rolling pin that you can find in our .

✨🚀Tuesday Time Warp: The History of the Rolling Pin

The rolling pin, that humble kitchen companion with a past as rich as a well-rolled pastry. Its history stretches back to the ancient civilizations, with the earliest evidence of rolling pins dating back to around 500 BC with the food-loving, bread-making, Etruscans. 🍞

The design has seen little alteration over centuries. Initially, just a rounded stick, its evolution mirrored the culinary advancements of the societies it served:
🥐 The French brought finesse by crafting tapered ends, aiding in the delicate rolling of pastries.
🍝The traditional Italian ‘mattarello’ boasted a heftier body, perfect for pasta-making.
🫓The Indian Chakla and Belan turn out slight and perfectly round chapatis and naan
🥖In Scandinavia, the ‘en kruskavel’ was uniquely crafted with shallow indentations, making it ideal for creating crisp, decorative crackers and breads
🥪And then there is the American or “Baker’s” rolling pin, patented in 1921 by William Harris, that has a wooden center dowel that turns in the center of two handles, making quick work of rolling out dough.

The journey of the rolling pin is a tale of cultural intermingling and innovation, each variant reflecting the culinary ethos of its origin. It’s not just a tool, but a symbol of heritage, tradition, and the universal love for good food.

For a little bit of Etruscan in your modern day kitchen, don’t forget to stop by our auction and head to item 2615. 🍞✨

Bidding ends this Friday , 10/20, at 8:00pm MNT on auction ninja. With shipping available on most small items. 📦⏰✌️
Write “auction time” in the comments for a link to the auction.

10/10/2023

✨✨ Vintage MCM White and Gold Reindeer and Sleigh - with gifts! ✨✨

🎁🎄Did you catch these beauties in our ? These prancing deer are so merry and bright! With their elegant, gold-tipped, glazed ceramic and the sleigh full of gifts - what an inviting addition to a festive holiday table! 🦌 🦌

👀 Follow the link in our bio to see the full catalogue, and head to item 2629 in our on for this lovely 3 piece set! 🛷🦌

We have 400+ items in this auction, with a little bit of something for everyone. 🌈✌️👍 It’s a perfect opportunity to get some of your holiday shopping checked off the list. So grab some tasty treats and enjoy a Friday evening at the auction house with us! 🎁🤶⏰

🚨Remember, bidding ends 10/20 at 8:00pm MNT.

📦Shipping is available on almost all small items (marked in auction) or pick up in 10/21 and 10/22.

See you there!

10/10/2023

Hop back on the express as we continue to deck the halls of history, unearthing how Christmas morphed from wild winter revelries to the heartwarming holiday that melts our hearts today…

Tuesday Time Warp: Christmas part 2

wrote “The Sketchbook Of Goeffrey Crayon, gent.” – a series of stores set in a manor focusing on family, traditions and warm-heartedness. Encouraged by , a general sense of philanthropic do-goodery was added to the mix. And though Martin Luther is credited with adding the little twinkling lights to the Christmas tree, it is who finally popularized the decorated, in home, in America, when she was sketched with her family standing around their bedazzled table-top tree.

After that, just about everything else came about in a genius marketing campaign. Rudolph? Yup, created for the Montgomery Ward department store Christmas coloring book. Santa? You betcha! The current depiction of santa is based on images drawn by cartoonist for , to be further defined by the company in the 1930’s. Even the wacky Christmas pickle’s holiday heritage is likely traced back to a marketing campaign to accompany their imported glass ornaments.

And so, with a sprinkle of marketing magic, Christmas transformed into the heartwarming and cherished celebration we know today.

As we wrap up, you can discover more vintage holiday treasures in our auction bound to make your yuletide extra merry and bright! 🎁 Our auction is brimming with holiday wonders from twinkling to jolly Santa figures. 🎅 Swipe to see some of our holiday lovelies, and be sure to visit the link in our bio to see our 400+ catalog.

Bid, giggle, and jingle all the way to owning a piece of Christmas past! 🎄 See you at the auction! 🎉

10/10/2023

Ah Christmas, one of our tried-and-true holiday favorites – but where did it all start and how did it rise to the mega holiday status that it is today? 🎄✨ Get ready to jingle all the way with our that digs into the tales of tradition, twinkling lights, and how a bit of marketing magic sprinkled the festive cheer we cherish! 🎅

Tuesday Time Warp: Christmas, Part 1 🎄 🤶
Before there was Christmas, there were all kinds of ancient mid-winter celebrations. The Norse marked Yule from Dec. 21 through Jan., igniting colossal logs to honor the sun’s resurgence. It was the season where cattle were culled and wine and spirits were aged for drinking. Without the burden of caring for the livestock through winter’s chill, the end of December ushered in a rare abundance of time, meat and booze. And, in an effort to knit the secular with the sacred, Pope Julias I designated December 25 as Jesus’ birth – and the birth of Christmas as a superstar holiday was born. 💫🎁

But all of this free time and spirits made for a much more raucous holiday than the version today. It was a time of heavy drinking, and heavy food consumption, and a time for wassailing, sometimes complete with a Christmas version of trick-or-treat “And if you don’t open up your door, / We will lay you flat upon the floor.”

Since this didn’t vibe well with a bubbling undercurrent of class conflict in early 19th century America, tea parties were introduced to replace the drinking games, and the whole setting of Christmas was encouraged to change.

But here we are at the pitstop in our holiday journey, and if you’re starting to feel some festive vibes of your own, swipe to peek into our for some vintage holiday goodies 🎁 Check the link in our bio for the full catalog.

Catch us in the next post to continue the Christmas voyage. Until then, keep the merriment alive! 🎉

10/09/2023

✨✨Clay Art Mama Cat Cookie Jar ✨✨

Make your kitchen the cat’s meow with this fantastic mama cat cookie jar - your cookies will be the talk of the snack table! 🍪 😻

💡link in bio for our catalog and head to item 2688 to - the auction ends 10/20 at 8:00pm MNT

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