#1 Sharing Pictures Of My Prized Kitchen Dinette Set! Rescued (Purchased) From A Basement A Few Years Ago
Image source: Jason William Shaw
#2 I Love The Idea Of Using Enamelware Pot Lids As Burner Covers, Especially On A Vintage Stove
Image source: Tam Foran
#3 A Few Of My Vintage Sifters And Matchbox Holders
Image source: Cheryl Hunt Baker
#4 Some Of My Vintage Kitchen Collection- – It’s All Cream/Green In Color!
Image source: Amy Vehling
#5 This Is A General Electric Refrigerator That We Use In My 1910 Office Kitchen. Probably Built In The 1930’s. It Works Great
Image source: Rita Sternath Shaw We do have to defrost the freezer occasionally. I cleaned it up and had the shelves re chromed . It also has a foot pedal door opener on the left side.
#6 I Found This 1945 Range And Asked My Husband To Build My New Kitchen Around It. It Works! Only One Oven Works – Because It Was Restored
Image source: Jo Ann Prescott Dorrough
#7 I Did Not Pay More Than Few Dollars For Any One Thing In This Room. Most Everything Was Gifted, Thrifted Or Dragged Out Of A Dumpster Or Off The Side Of The Road
Image source: Andrea Bridge
#8 1937 Toaster
Image source: Rachel Dreyer
#9
Image source: Ruth Rosenthal
#10 The Best Piece I Ever Got ! 1950s Chambers “B ” Range In Candy Apple Red. Dutch Oven Cooking Allows Baking With The Gas Turned Off Holding Temperature For Almost 2 Hours
Image source: Patricia Bradley Krantz
#11 Obsessed With My Vintage Cookie Jar
Image source: Mary Nan Timms
#12 Our Original 1930s Kitchen
Image source: Julie Lord
#13 The Antique Kitchen In My 1875 Coastal Maine Home, Tax Assesor Said It Was The Oldest Working Kitchen In My Town
Image source: Galo Hernandez The stove is a Gold Medal Glenwood combination coal/ gas range made in 1920. The Hoosier is all original and came with all its glassware and utensils and paper work. The porcelain icebox is also 1920, non electrified.the huge sink and drainboard date to the 20s and cabinetry has been here since the house was built.
#14 Vintage Dining Set That I Restored That Is Up For Sale At The Antique Store In My Hometown
Image source: Clifford Menard
#15 My Blue Heaven. We Left Everything Original
Image source: Jill Cespedes
#16 Saw This In A Listing For A Home In Nebraska
Image source: Jack Phillips
#17 We Collect Vintage Toasters… My Husband And I Were Both Born To Families With A Strong “Collector Gene” So It Is Not Hard For Us To Start A Collection
Image source: Beverly Wilgus For reasons that would take too long to explain we started to collect toasters and toaster related objects. This is a photograph of us with a small part of our collection that was featured in a UK magazine. In addition to toaster shaped cookie jars and tea pots this shows eight of our real vintage toasters.
#18 1950s,so Amazing,vintage Kitchen
Image source: Stephen Amine
#19 My Basement Rec Room
Image source: Julie Wickert Spronk
#20 I Have A 1973 Viking Range
Image source: Bernadette Lange
#21 I’ve Had The Old Frigidaire For Quite Awhile… Now It Has A Partner
Image source: Laurel Rarick
#22 Here Is A Photo Of The Kitchen At Our 1958 Home In St. Petersburg, Florida. It Is What Sold Us On The House
Image source: Mark Rhodes
#23 Here’s My Vintage Kitchen. Ain’t She Purdy?
Image source: Donnie Ness
#24 My Parents Used This Kerosene Perfection Stove Until They Got Rea Electricity In 194
Image source: Rod van Pelt Several years ago, I got it down out of the rafters in our barn, cleaned it up, replaced the wicks and it works as it should. Since then I have acquired and restored a couple other kerosene stoves.
#25 1950s,amazing Vintage Kitchen
Image source: Stephen Amine
