Sewing Basket

Your basic granny's lap woven wicker sewing basket

Apple Ice Bucket

Anodized aluminum ice bucket. It's an apple. It's an ice bucket.

get you a copper kettle...

Okay so this is not the copper kettle from that song but still a very good example of a typical stove top copper kettle with a whistle bird on the spout and an embossed art deco pattern on the body.

Hourglass

A sand hourglass with wooden barley twist struts. Other sizes and styles available.

Big Ben Alarm Clock

This Big Ben alarm clock from Westclox was introduced in 1939 and was designed by Henry Dreyfuss (who also designed the "Democracity" model city of the future at the 1939 World's Fair.)

Graniteware Washboard

Graniteware washboard. Rub a dub.

Yellow Wagon

Little yellow wagon. We also have pedal cars and wagons in other colors, styles and shapes.

Vintage Electric Fan

Vintage brass bladed electric fan.

Yellow Earthenware Bowl

We have a good inventory of mixing bowls and other vintage kitchenware.

Pewter Tankard

Nice old "C" scroll handled pewter tankard. Other pewter items available as well a Pirate's Chest full of treasure.

Old Oak Bucket

It's that old oaken bucket you've heard so much about in song and story. Of course we have many other buckets available, as well as an oak barrel or two and some nail kegs.

Vintage alligator briefcase

This genuine alligator briefcase is one example of the many styles of briefcases and attaché cases we have. Since vintageprops.com is the leading source for vintage luggage rentals for the film industry, we maintain a large inventory which also includes contemporary high end luggage.

Wool suiting fabric quilt

This wool fabric wool quilt is just one of many patchwork quilts and other vintage textiles (such as tartan picnic blankets and baby blankets) we have available.

Cash Box

Decorative wood grained metal cash box. Other cash boxes, deed or documents also available.

Cash Register

1930s National Cash Register, bronze & oak. The design is by Tiffany. And it's very very heavy. The weight was intentional, to make it difficult for thieves to make off with it. This works for periods from 1930s right through to the sixties.

Red Gasoline Can

1930s Red Gasoline Can

Did we mention it was red? Just a great color. This can would be suitable for any period from the 1920s right through to the fifties.