$28.95
Give utensils a vintage style home or dress up your bathroom counter with this Wire Caddy with Tin Pots. The weathered antique white pots bring a sweet shabby chic style. This versatile holder will come in handy in any farmhouse kitchen or bath. Made of metal and wood. Measures 8¾"W x 5"D x 9"H. Two metal cans that measure 3¾" dia. x 3¾"H.
Mason Jar Soap Dispenser sold separately.
$24.95
Every farmhouse can use space-saving storage accents. This Industrial Style Spinning Hook offers just that. Plus it has plenty of vintage flair that is designed after wall hooks you might remember seeing in your Grandma’s kitchen, teeming with colorful dishtowels. This antique reproduction wall-mounted hook is made of cast iron and reads: Henkel Brattleboro VT, Pat July 1895. 3.25”L x 6”H with four hooks that spin.
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Our Mason Jar Soap Dispenser features a barn roof lid and white pumper. This tiny jar was reproduced from a sought-after antique midget pint Mason jar. The size and shape of the original was carefully reproduced. Reads: "H430" on the bottom of the jar. Measures 3¼" dia. and 8" tall with pump (jar is 5.5"H without pump). Green recycled glass.
$9.95
Our Vintage Style Flour and Soap Sacks pack a ton of charm into this little farmhouse accent. The vintage style advertising for Bakers Delight Bread Flour and Gold Star Washing Powder hearken back to simpler times. Perfect for adding an old-fashioned touch to a vintage kitchen or bath.
These drawstring bags also make unique gift wrapping for small treasures when you want to add an extra special vintage twist.
Set of two. LG: 5 1/2" W x 9 1/2" H, SM: 5 1/2" W x 6 3/4" H
(soap, flour and accents not included.)
$9.95
$9.95
These Vintage Signs come in three assorted design options, including laundry room, powder room, or water closet. The light gray sign has a wood grain finish and features black lettering and simple, floral scroll details. Hangs on two sawtooth hangers and measures 6" high by 10" wide. Select your option.
