Antique Kitchenware Jacksonville, FL
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By nwd-admin Antiques Eco Relics Blog History Vintage April 29, 2016
There is just something incredible about having antique kitchenware and iron pots and pans in your home. Whether it is to decorate or to use in a functional way, it is just plain fun.
What would your guests say when they see you serve a meal in an antique dish? What about when you find an item that reminds you of something your grandparents had in their kitchen? Old kitchenware can be also be a fun conversation starter.
What is Antique Kitchenware?
Not sure what constitutes as antique kitchenware? Technically, a true antique has to be at least 100 years old. Kitchenware can refer to any item that you use in your kitchen. This can include utensils, glassware, dishes, iron pots and pans, and old appliances to name a few.
What is Vintage Kitchenware?
In order for something to be classified as vintage, it has to be 50 years old. You might even own some vintage items that were passed down to you from your parents or things from your childhood.
This kitchenware can encompass all the items used to cook or serve food.
Where Do I Find Antique Kitchenware Jacksonville, Fl?
Here at Eco Relics, we have just what you are looking for when it comes to antique kitchenware Jacksonville. In our showroom, we feature many amazing items. We have a wide range of antiques and vintage items on display.
Where Do You Find the Antiques and Vintage Items?
Our business model is one that we sell used and new items that have been procured through a variety of means. Sometimes, we raid buildings slated for destruction. Other times, we go out to estate sales or older homes being auctioned.
As people have found us, our inventory as also grown on account of people selling their used items. We are always excited to take in salvage building materials, antique glassware, and other relics.
It is our passion to keep usable items from making it into the trash. Our green business model creates a winning situation for everyone involved.
What Are Some of the Items Have You Gotten in the Store?
Our inventory is ever changing due to the nature of our green business model. We have seen our share of incredible things come through the doors. Here is a quick glance into some of the kitchen items we have had our hands on at one time or another.
Beautiful Antique Glassware
Pots and Pans Hanging From a Rack
While most of these kitchen items are not antiques, they are headed toward being vintage kitchenware. What is truly amazing about this set up is that the rack has been made from reclaimed wood. We are always happy to figure out creative ways to retique salvage materials.
Antique Silver Serving Dishes
Antique Washing Basins
We are so happy to offer such amazing and unique items to Jacksonville. If you have any questions regarding our current stock or have other questions, please feel free to contact us today. We would be happy to help you anyway we can.
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