Available APRIL 13th, 2013 Finds:

Vintage early 1900′s Parlor Stove - $95

These stoves were popular between WWI and WWII as a heat source for the home. As you can see by the periodical listing, this model was around in 1905. Barlor stoves were a superior clone of the Perfection heater. This cast iron Model 50 stove is still usable today and wicks can be purchased reasonably online. This item will fit right into a vintage/antique style home and will do so with class. Would also make a much more beautiful patio heater for your outdoor oasis than a propane burner.

Antique Mixer for your Vintage Kitchen - $20

Dress up your vintage kitchen or camper decor with this Hamilton Beach model G mixer. Built in the late 40′s - early 50′s this mixer has features not often found today. 10 different speed settings based on tasks, not numbers. Bowl control tab that moves the location of the bowl plate to accommodate different sized bowls. It takes a variety of attachments that can often be found on ebay. However the most ingenious feature, is that it doubles as a hand mixer. No longer will you need two separate appliances for light and heavy duty. Even a very expensive Kitchen Aid can only fit one size bowl, and is not able to be used as a hand mixer. Comes with 2 beaters and a glass bowl that looks to be one of the original pyrex bowls.

Adorable apron to go with your mixer! - $7 (booth LT-35)