Posted by Walter | Posted in European Pottery | Posted on 14-09-2011
Tags: design, inspiration, portfolio, retro, vintage, vintage italy, vintage italy map, vintage italy postcards, vintage italy poster, vintage italy travel poster
Vintage Roots Festival – Inzago 23-26 june 2011 Italy
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Vintage 2 section art pottery / Italy / signed $8.99 |
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ITALY SICILY TRAPANI 1930 original vintage map $18.99 |
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Vintage 20″ Gold Over .925 Italy Sterling Silver Herringbone Necklace – 23 Grams $13.70 |
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Vintage Goldtone Micromosaic Brooch Stamped Made in Italy Multi-colored Floral $24.99 |
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Vintage Goldtone w/Marblized Stone Decorative Brooch Stamped Italy $24.99 |
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Bialetti Moka Express Stovetop Espresso Makers The world’s best selling coffee pot, the Bialetti Moka Express was invented in 1933 and remains virtually unchanged to this day. Simple to own and simple to operate, the Moka Express is a masterpiece of industrial design. Free CaffeSolo Moka Coffee with each purchase…. |
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Bormioli Rocco Gelo 2-Piece Glass Pitcher Set with Lids, Red and Green $15.99 Refresh yourself on a hot summer day with an ice cold pitcher of your favorite beverage; effective, useful pitchers from Bormioli Rocco are the perfect choice. These two pitchers are rectangular in shape, and are made of durable, transparent glass. Glassware is a specialty of Bormioli Rocco, so you will be hard pressed to find finer work. A lined pattern adorns the exterior, and each pitcher inclu… |
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Bormioli Fido Canning Jar Replacement Gaskets, Pack of 6 $4.91 If you’ve lost or damaged the gaskets to your canning jars, you don’t need to buy new jars…. |
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Viva Italia! Festive Italian Classics $4.64 This is the ultimate Italian greatest hits collection. Included are such beloved classics as “Mala Femmena,” “Volare,” “Lazy Mary,” “Mama” and “Arrivederci Roma.”No Track Information AvailableMedia Type: CDArtist: VIVA ITALIA!Title: FESTIVE ITALIAN CLASSICSStreet Release Date: 07/02/1996… |
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Giuseppe Di Stefano Sings Neapolitan Songs $11.99 Here’s a yummy CD platter, filled to the brim with prime examples of the irrepressible Giuseppe Di Stefano, singing what he was born to sing. The tenor is in close to pristine voice throughout these 1953-7 sessions, with none of the frayed edges and crooning that seeped into his work in the 1960s. More to the point, Di Stefano approaches familiar favorites like “O Solo Mio” and “Santa Lucia” w… |