Decades-old advertisement techniques are featured heavily in these vintage product containers and displays, they can add color and a pop-art style to any home. Posters, figurines and in the case of this display a few nautical items can help personalize a space with eye-catching pieces.
Old signage, both unlit and lit, provide flair for a bar or “man cave” depending on taste. Automotive and beer brands are popular, as well as the occasional road sign, now retired from duty.
Old signage, both unlit and lit, provide flair for a bar or “man cave” depending on taste. Automotive and beer brands are popular, as well as the occasional road sign, now retired from duty.
Antique furniture can be found everywhere, offering something built to last compared to newer construction.
Although some of the vintage clothing might seem tacky, there are still some winners that can fit contemporary styles. Alternately, those looking for kitsch factor could find some time-warp treasures among the racks.
Hardcover children’s books including classics like Mother Goose nursery rhymes and Dr. Seuss books among others can be more than just a teaching or bedtime tool — colorful covers can brighten up shelving.
In a true representation of Clark County, vintage horse tack, old tractor seats, and tools are sure to be an eye-catching rustic addition to any country home.
Upcycling, vintage finds and treasures buried in time are popular targets for those looking to add a level of decoration outside of the latest and greatest brand-new products.
Those looking for kitschy, rustic or unique items might favor the supposedly outdated knick-knacks and furniture to add a personalized touch to their home and work spaces.
A recent trip by The Reflector to the Clark County Antique & Collectible Show earlier this month brought a host of what collectors are picking up nowadays, with ideas abound from the functional to flashy. Though recycling and renewal generally is seen as environmentally conscious and/or thrifty, style was on prominent display at the event as booths featuring everything from children’s books, horse tack, beer signs and a healthy dose of general oddities lined the event center floor. Featured are a few of the more eye-popping vendor displays showing off that old items can be a stylish addition to modern life.
