Are you looking for unique and interesting home décor that will spice up your interiors? Are you searching for fabulous, eco-friendly decorations but are tired of scouring through the web? Why not check eBay, a Huffington Post article reveals.
There is a huge variety of vintage home finds that you can check out on eBay, even items that you may not normally see in local auctions. These antique home pieces will definitely turn your ordinary home into a fantastic eclectic abode.
Warren Platner chairs
These ruby red chairs are too cozy to be antiques. Looking like two kissable lips, these well-upholstered chairs are a part of Warren Platner's collection. This set will definitely look great on your living room or in your parlor.
Vintage spool rack
This is a primitive spool rack possibly decades old. With a little bit of sprucing, this could be turned into a wine rack or a bookshelf. It could also work as a magazine rack for an office or library. A lot of vintage finds go into a few upgrades to become totally new things.
A French mantle clock
This is a mantle clock with bronze inlays. Although there is no information if this clock still tells the time, it could still be a noteworthy mantel piece. You will surely admire this clock for its ornate design on its body as well as its beautiful face.
A set of Windsor armchairs
These 1800s chairs are perfect for a breakfast nook, for a patio dining area or simply additional living room chairs. These are handmade, well-constructed and very functional even if these are centuries old.
Ronson elephant table lighter
A bronze elephant for a lighter? Not only is this vintage find an eclectic décor but also functional as well. Truly something that a collector would cherish for years.
Other great items on auction are a Navajo rug, a photograph of Martin H. Miller, a pair of ribbon and Latticino glass vases, a vintage Pyrex bowl with warner, 1918 coffee spoons and tons set, a vintage Blabbermouth radio, a French shabby chic fireplace screen and so on.
Be sure to check these items out before they are long gone.
