...any of which would provide an out-of-the-ordinary way to stash some stuff.
Shown above, top row, left to right:
1) Metal pharmacy cubbies
2) Classic Louis Vuitton suitcases
3) Old film containers
4) Sorting bins
5) Galvanized steel trays
Bottom row, left to right:
6) Wooden hat box
7) Wooden grocery boxes
8) Egg basket, assorted metal and wooden round trays
9) Wire mesh bins
10) Antique decorative chest
All items photographed at: Chicago Antique Market
Images: Janel Laban
any other resources for this kind of thing?
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Had to laugh at the film canisters listed as "old" - I work in a theatre that shows films and those cans look identical to what our films show up in every week..! :)
I can vouch for their durability and the fact that you can stash A LOT of stuff in them, however.
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I just hit up an antique fair in the Bay Area this weekend. It was amazing. So many good finds...so many in fact that I posted 3 different blog entries about it. I can't wait to go back:
http://thewifeofanartist.blogspot.com/2009/08/not-that-you-care-anymore-antique-fair.html
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Note that the price tags on those LV cases are turned demurely away from view so as not to cause strokes or seizures.
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I want those wire baskets.
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I never had any idea how many creepy dolls antique fairs bring out...I wonder if it was the same thing in Chicago.
http://tinyurl.com/lspt9t
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Vintage Louis Vuitton trunks are available from French Country Furniture. They make great tables and storage. They allso have some low cost vintage leather trunks.
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