From Dill to Dracula

It’s that time of year again, when I pull together some of my favorite (and absolutely vintage) Romanian finds off Esty! This time around, I’m focusing on things for the home. If you missed the previous two editions you can check them out here and here.

↓Old is the new New↓
{Home Edition}

Note: All these items are available at the time of posting, however, I can’t guarantee they will be available at future visits.

001. Little Clay Plate (1900sish)

Check out this beautiful little Transylvanian treasure! Just the right amount of wear and brimming with character. And, bonus: there are a couple of other designs available in this shop, perfect for a decorative wall display!

{$35 // AntiqueOldArt}

002. Romanian antique embroidered linen table runner (100+ years old)

Oh how I adore this table runner! Between the linen grain and the delicate embroidery, it’s *chef-kiss* perfection. Granted, given its age, it’s probably better suited as a tapestry than a table runner, it’s still guaranteed to add charm to whatever room it’s displayed in.

{$125 // TravelersandTraders}

003. Vintage Romanian Pottery (1960s)

While it may not be as old as some of the other pieces on this list, it has the look that just fits. I’d love to put this on a shelf in my kitchen with some delicate dried flowers!

{$145 // MrrVintagee}

004. 4×6.5 Vintage Romanian Akstafa Design Rug (1970s)

Here’s another one from oldnewhouse (featured in my previous post here)! Clearly I can’t get enough of a beautiful, geometric rug. I’m still a fan. They make the list again!

{$2,475 // oldnewhouse}

005. Romanian Treen Lidded Bowl Hand carved Vintage (pre-2000)

Think of all the goodies you can hide in a lidded box like this! I love the carving details and how sturdy it looks. May have to snag it before someone else does…