Vintage Set of 20 Black Slide Paper with 20 Covers - 2Y340

This vintage demijohn bottle, wrapped in a rustic wicker cover, offers a touch of traditional charm and is perfect for collectors or as a decorative p...

Step into the world of vintage elegance with this exquisite set of 3 black belts from the USSR, crafted with sophistication and style that transcends fashion eras. Dating back to the 1970s, these belts are a true treasure, each one showcasing its unique charm and allure. The set includes two fashionable thin belts, crafted in leather, exuding a timeless appeal that complements a variety of outfits. Their slender design adds a touch of refinement, perfect for accentuating the waist and enhancing your overall look. The first thin belt measures approximately 100cm in length and 2cm in width, while the second one measures about 116cm in length and 2cm in width. The third belt, made from plastic, offers a wider profile, making it a standout accessory that exudes its own unique retro charm. Despite some signs of age, these belts have been preserved remarkably well, attesting to their enduring quality and craftsmanship. The plastic belt measures around 103cm in length and 5cm in width. One of the belts has a broken part, but it can be easily restored, allowing you to embrace the allure of vintage fashion while adding your personal touch to the belts' revival. Perfect for collectors of vintage fashion, lovers of classic elegance, or anyone seeking timeless accessories, this set of 3 black belts from the 1970s USSR is a cherished find. Embrace the opportunity to own a piece of history and allow the black hue to make a bold fashion statement. Add this set of vintage belts to your collection and let their timeless elegance elevate your style. Celebrate the allure of authentic vintage fashion...

A gorgeous vintage rhinoceros ornament, hand-sculpted and leather-covered, with black glass eyes. Dating from around the 1950s, this majestic little sculpture is full of realistic an...

The Chinese water pipes for smoking opium or tobacco could be beautifully decorated with enamel or be coated with precious materials such as ray skin. How were they used? The heated opium was placed in the lidded well of the pipe. The smoker could inhale the fumes through this pipe. Most water pipes have a holder for storing the maintenance tools, such as a little brush, a spike and tweezers. The water pipes could easily be smoked while sitting down, unlike the regular opium pipes...