What to feature in the uploader this weekend? Over one the Facebook page — almost 22,000 FB friends now! — Michelle suggested:
What about a picture share thread with everyone’s quirky vintage small appliances? What they are, how they work, where you discovered them… I have a couple fun ones!
Well, heck to the yeah, I have a couple fun ones myself, and am getting my camera out stat. Note: Small kitchen appliance only in this session– no hair dryers, alarm clocks, vintage stoves, etc. — we’ll do those another time. Above: feralhousewife.com gets props for a hilarious photo shoot. Read on for instructions — let’s see your small kitchen appliances! –>
Uploader closed — But thanks so much for playing everyone — this was a good one! Come back Fridays around noon, and see what we’ll be sharing this next weekend.
Tips to view slide show: Click on first image… it will enlarge and you can also read my captions… move forward or back via arrows below the photo… you can start or stop at any image:
How very very sad… to think of the number of chrome beauties that end up in the dumpster because of something so stupid…
One of my mom’s best floor lamps (yet another addiction that I have) came from the garbage pile at the Salvation Army. It’s beautiful, with cobalt glass and lots of scroll work. It needed to be re-wired, and that was it.
I won a lid and a filter from the same lady! WOO HOO!
YES!!!!
There is a knife-o-mat, and I just won one on ebay – new old stock with its original box! and it’s blue!
And I was the ONLY bidder! I’m so excited!!!
yay for the knife-o-mat!
Missed it again! I guess I need to visit every day. I have many, many vintage small appliances I would have loved to send photos of some. I am a vintage small applianceaholic. My latest find was a “Baconer” from the early 70’s. My gosh, it cooks bacon like a dream! Why they ever quit making them, I don’t know!
FYI –Naples Florida has the most amazing Salvation Army filled to the brim with mid century treasures at affordable prices. You will think you died and went to heaven.
The Salvation Army
FAMILY Store
2255 Davis Boulevard
Naples, FL 34104
Phone: 239-774-4347
Store hours are Monday thru Saturday, 10.00am to 4.00pm.
12,000 sq ft of furnishings & household items
There is plenty of parking both East and West of the building.
Carol In Michigan
I”m looking for waffel iron , blue and white delft pattern in porcelain which sits on a taller base also in porcelain.
Carol, we do not sell anything here…
I loved all the things but didn’t understand why they took pics an posted them cause reading there comment’s they wasn’t for sell.
this is an uploader to share images – not to sell