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Mid 20th century vintage housewares for set-designers or collectors - $10 (Park Slope)
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1. Eight (8) EMPTY vintage Durkee and McCormick spice tins
Price: $0.50 each (I may have a few other empty similarly aged or older spice jars or tins of various brands if you want to look through them)
2. Two Tupperware Servalier Stackable Round Sunburst Yellow Cannisters with 1205-3 burping lids
Price: $15 for the pair
3. A light yellow and avocado green plastic napkin holder decorated with flowers
Price: $5
4. Two colorful Chef d’Italia 9.5” hand-painted ceramic plates
Price: $15 for the pair
5. White ceramic mug with a floral design made in China
Price: $2
6. A set of 7 Gemco USA spice jars — most still have their labels. Plus a Gemco sugar bin.
Price: $7
6.5 (not yet pictured) I also have a spice of life patterned copper dust pan that matches the Gemco set.
Price: $7
7. Similar colored contact paper
Price: $5
8. Black and Decker toaster.
Price: $8
9. General Electric can opener
Price: $8
10. Waring blender. It’s missing its cover. I do have the original instruction booklet and an extra ring
Price: $15
The three appliances likely still work, but I haven’t tested them. I’m not sure if the old wires are safe. So I’m selling them as props or to collectors, not for everyday use.
Lot Price: $40 for everything — 27+ items
(A good deal for resellers, if you want to take the time to repost it all on Etsy etc)
Min purchase a la carte: $10
(mix and match however you want)
The items are currently located in my storage facility in Park Slope and must be picked up during business hours. For the lighter items we can also arrange pick up on the UWS for an additional $3-$5 fee.
I also have plenty of other appliances and kitchenware from the period which I haven’t yet photographed or which I am selling separately. So if you are looking for something specific, please inquire. Thank you for your interest.