One Kings Lane ROUNDUP of Vintage Home Finds


Check out some of my favorite vintage and antique home items available at One Kings Lane for a limited time. Don’t miss the 1950s bronze arrow chandelier, the restored John Keal for Brown Saltman desk, the reupholstered Art Nouveau settee and the Wolf mannequin.

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vintage 1940s pair of gilded ceramic buddha lampsvintage large folk art windmillvintage 1950s italiam metal sunburst mirror

vintage 1970s arch floor lampvintage pair mid-century vinyl and chrome chairsvintage 1950s french bronze and iron chandelier

vintage mid-century credenzavintage 1970s louis weisdorf for lyfa pendant lightvintage italian serving or jewelry tray

vintage 1960s mondrian ceiling fixturevintage mid-century restored john keal for brown saltman mahogany deskvintage english majolica corn jugs

vintage scandinavian curtain pillowsantique 18th century english gate-leg dining tablevintage pair metal table lamps

vintage mid-century brass andironsvintage 1940s french painted wood road signvintage art nouveau love seat settee with inlay work

vintage pair chinese jade wall panelsvintage set of george briard cocktail napkinsvintage fenton hobnail vase

vintage early 20th century cast iron railroad signvintage wolf mannequinvintage 1976 kine-cubic drawing

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PLEASE NOTE that Zuburbia does not endorse the use of fur, feathers, leather or animal skins in home decor. These selections are offered only as more thoughtful and eco-friendly alternatives for contemporary decorators who have not yet eliminated animal products from their homes or for collectors purchasing for preservation. | DISCLOSURE: Zuburbia is an affiliate partner of One Kings Lane.

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Written on February 15, 2014 by Mary Kincaid in antique, One Kings Lane, vintage home
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