We like to check in with P.O.S.H. every once in a while and see what's new in their "Flea Market Finds" section. We've got a thing for linen lately, so we were happy to see lots of tea towels. You'll pay full price for these "flea market" items, but they're very high quality and most pieces are in mint condition. Click below for more.
Vintage Linen Tea Towels from Belgium, $16 for a set of 2
Vintage Swiss Army Blankets, $60 each
Large Seltzer Bottles from Argentina (no longer functional), $125
Argentinian Friendship Rings found in the backyard of a jewelry factory, $18 for 3
Spice Market Scale from India, $110
Vintage Transferware Cake Stand from Belgium, $150
Relais Plaza Paris Tablecloth and Napkins, $40 - $48
To view their entire selection of flea market finds, click here.
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Comments (5)
lovin the swiss army blankets -- and that czech shoulder bag!
Swiss army blankets reguarly pop up on eBay for about half this price. This is a nice selection of finds, though.
I bought a swiss army blanket at my local army navy store for $25.
On a recent trip to Buenos Aires, I bought two of those seltzer bottles for $5 each.
It seems a little weird to pay a massive markup AND not even get to experience the fun of finding/ buying these things for yourself.
those czech shoulder bags -- had a laugh, made me remember the old communist days in the '80s, when you would walk down the street, and every man was wearing a bag like it...!
...and the swiss army stuff -- they were getting rid of all sorts of swiss army stuff -- goggles from the '20s, blankets, all sorts of stuff -- here a couple of weeks ago, and meant to go to the sale but forgot (I'm in Switzerland).
very cool stuff...thanks for the tip! i think i might have to spring for a blanket and i love the weave on the linen towels from belgium...