Here’s a new resource for mint-in-box mid-century bath hardware: Anderson’s Classic Hardware in West Palm Beach, Florida. I’ve talked to these folks before — and like many other local places that have been in business for decades, they recently discovered some old stock in the back room. They are now listing it online, bit by bit. So, it’s best to check back now and then. For example: I love this little Hall-Mack Aristochrome robe hook. The scale is SO much better than much of the on-steroids designs today. $12 at Anderson’s Classic Hardware.
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Missouri Michael says
Thanks for sharing this Pam! I just ordered that robe hook you pictured above. It’s going to be great when I get the bathroom finished!
Jeanne says
“Out of Stock” Arggggg….Missouri Michael! 😉
Oh well, maybe next time I’ll be up early enough. haha.
pam kueber says
jeanne – i’ll be on the lookout for more for you!
Annie B. says
Great prices for genuine mid century.
John says
mornin, what I like best is that they are charging realistic prices the average Joe or Jane can afford. sshhhhhhhhh
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Joe says
I was hoping for one of those snazzy retractable towel hooks and one of the spinning compartments you install on the wall to hide your toothbrush.
pam kueber says
Joe – I’m always on the lookout for ya. The spinning compartments = very desirable, harder and harder to find. If I ever get my act together, I’ll find the ONE that I have in the attic somewhere and list it on ebay or etsy. Oh, and I have a few retractable towel hooks, too, of course. In the summer. When it’s warm enough to go up there, and when I MUST HAVE A TAG SALE.
Joe says
Tag Sale, eh? That’s definitely worth a trip up the coast to see what you’ve got. After we finally finish the kitchen the bathroom is next on the list of items to get “retro-renovated”.
rebecca says
Divine! Fortunately for me (unfortunately for the ol’ wallet), I am in sunny South Florida and need to add this joint to my list of places to visit.