Timeless Style for Beautiful Living.
Browse my collection of unique vintage finds that can bring character and history into your home.
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One summer, I stepped into an antique mall and walked straight back into my childhood. Seeing the olive-green couches, the Thanksgiving dishes, and the marble bookends of my parents' home brought memories flooding back. Looking around, I realized everyone there was doing the same thing—searching for a beautiful piece of their own past.
That day, I found a stunning set of English fine china, and my obsession was born! What started as a personal collection quickly outgrew our home (much to my husband’s amusement). For me, these aren’t just old objects.
They are hidden treasures with their own stories, once loved by families just like yours and mine.
I created Vintage Finds by Gabby to share these stories with you. I passionately believe that history, character, and nostalgia shouldn't carry a luxury price tag. Everyone deserves to bring a little affordable beauty and warmth into their home.
Whether you are a lifelong collector or just looking for a piece that reminds you of home, I hope my finds bring a smile to your face.
Thank you for stopping by, and happy treasure hunting!
— Gabby
vintagefindsbygabby@outlook.com
312-513-4441
Vintage Soul
LENOX "Tempo" Emerald Green
Handblown light olive/emerald green glass atop a pedestal foot.
A set of four in each size
long stem $40 -
Short stem $40
compare that to other sites asking $50 -$60
Vintage Jeanette Glass Co. Pink Depression glass 1936-1946 ( inch dinner plates $104 for 8 plates or $15 a plate
Four pink Depression-era juice glasses for $30
Pink Depression glass - four juice glasses with distinct glass rings $30
Pfaltzgraff tableware
Pattern name Yorktowne introduced in 1967.
cobalt blue floral motif stoneware base.
Teapot, creamer pitcher, sugar bowl with lid, four cups and plate for te pot. $45
Octagonal shape-Bread bowl
"Joyous Heart Makes the Loaves Taste Better"
Yorktowne pattern- blue floral on white stoneware
Salad or serving bowl with four smaller bowls $40.00
This set $25
Circa 1920's Antique School Desk refinished. $125
Unforgettable Hollywood Vintage
Two vintage French Louis XV carved wood armchair featuring red damask upholsterywith an ornate and medallion pattern $250. each. Compare this to online price of up to $800
Vintage gold-tone ornate wall shelf Hollywood Regency style. $20
Vintage Lisette Train Case, "Lunch Box", Purse, Handbag Vintage 1950s/1960s marble-print train case box purse, a highly collectible mid-century fashion accessory. Materials: heavy-duty marble-patterned vinyl over a rigid frame to remain lightweight - can be used as a purse.
Temptations Presentable Ovenware by Tara "Floral Lace"
This beautiful set has a raised floral pattern that makes it all the more quint - perfect for oven to table serving with it's serving racks!
The racks are brown.
$40 for all three and the wire racks or $20 for the larger bowls and $15 for the small one.
Vintage Mikasa Tivoli Walther Clear glass Oval Bowl with Pink Callalilies $24
First created in 16th-century Venice, milk glass was an affordable alternative to fine porcelain.
Venetian Origins
Murano artisans produced an opaque white glass called lattimo, inspired by Chinese porcelain. They made it in shades of white, blue, pink, yellow, brown, and black.
The Victorian Era
The term “milk glass” emerged during the Victorian era, when it became popular as an inexpensive substitute for imported porcelain.
The American Golden Age
From the 1940s through the 1970s, American factories mass-produced milk glass in beloved patterns such as hobnail and grape. Notable makers included Fenton, Westmoreland, and Anchor Hocking.
Milk Glass
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Snack Plate and Cup $8 each
$115 for twelve plates and twelve cups
Colony Harvest Grape
banana boat bowl $20
Four gobletsfor $20
Oak Leaf Goblet $20
Two decorate small bowls $ 12
Milk Glass Vase $12
MIKASA SATIN ORCHID CAKE OR SERVING TRAY $20 14"in diameter
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GOLD GILDED FLORAL PATTERN SERVING TRAY $20 12.5 in diameter
MIKASA SATIN ORCHID /walther glass) Leaf Shape Oval Serving Platter $ 20, 14"in diameter
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Shaker Influence: The Shakers refined the ladderback design in the 19th century, prioritizing functional utility, clean lines, and lightweight structures [Antique Rocker, 19th Century].Appalachian / Country Style: Many traditional woodworkers across regions like North Carolina and Virginia produced similar "mule ear" or slat-back rockers using local hardwoods like oak, maple, or hickory [19th Century, Mid 20th Century, Virginia].
The "Ladder" Back: The chair gets its name from the three horizontal, contoured slats across the backrest, which resemble ladder rungs.Woven Rush Seat:
The seat is hand-woven using natural rush (often made from cattails, bulrushes, or twisted paper cord). This traditional technique creates a durable, slightly flexible seat with a distinctive four-triangle pattern meeting in the center [Stickley, Mid 20th Century].
Refinished in rich mahogany
$120
Foot stool French Provincial style needlepoint- $60
Stay tuned for so much more. I've just started uploading.
Email me if you're looking for something specific.
You can also find me on Facebook/Facebook Marketplace as Gabriela Cooper in the Naperville area.
