Pyrex, Gnomes & Things You Probably Don’t Need for $5

Pyrex, Gnomes & Things You Probably Don’t Need for $5

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This auction is packed with vintage kitchen charm, cottage-style décor, collectible smalls, and all kinds of delightfully unnecessary treasures starting at just $5. It leans heavily into pretty, nostalgic, displayable finds with a strong mix of Pyrex, CorningWare, Fire-King, Hazel Atlas milk glass, crystal, decorative tins, gnomes, oil lamps, salt and pepper shakers, linens, lamps, rugs, and tabletop pieces. It has the kind of inventory that works beautifully for antique booths, vintage shops, flea market tables, and home decorators who love warm, cozy, old-school character.

Highlights include vintage Pyrex and CorningWare, Fire-King, Glasbake, Hazel Atlas milk glass, antique and vintage oil lamps, Tom Clark gnome figurines, crystal serving pieces, decorative tins, owl and animal-themed smalls, kitchenware, amber glass, cottage textiles, prayer rugs, lamps, decorative bowls, candlesticks, and plenty of easy-to-merchandise booth fillers.

This is a strong auction for vintage lovers, kitchen collectors, antique booth vendors, decorators, and anyone who enjoys pretty cottage-style inventory with resale appeal.

Highlights include:

• Vintage Pyrex and CorningWare

• Fire-King, Glasbake, Hazel Atlas, and milk glass

• Tom Clark gnome figurines

• Decorative tins and canisters

• Oil lamps including Aladdin examples

• Crystal serving pieces and candlesticks

• Amber glass and colorful kitchen glass

• Salt and pepper shakers, novelty kitchenware, and teapots

• Lamps, rugs, linens, and tabletop décor

• Great booth fillers and collectible smalls