WINDSOR PLACE ANTIQUES

After a long cold winter and a warm trip to Mexico, I will be back at the Brooklyn Flea at the bank for the weekends of March 12th and 13th and March 19th and 20th. After that, we move out into the great outdoors. I will be selling at both the Fort Greene and the new Williamsburg markets. Check out the Brooklyn Flea website for more info.

Here are some spring cleaning and spring (eggs remind me of spring) related things that I will have in my booth at the bank.

I am in LOVE with this cover that I found on a recent trip to Pennsylvania. It is so evocative of an old country store. It makes me want to buy an entire wheel of a good farmhouse cheddar to put underneath it. Also pictured is a vintage cheese slicer. Anyone have a cheese shop to outfit?

I noticed Room & Board selling these on their website for $999 ( click here to see.) They have taken them off the wooden dowels and framed them. I have two from the 1950s in their original format: Langoustine & Sea Urchin. Each has some normal wear and tear, but they are absolutely striking.

Created by French physician Dr. Louis Auzoux and drawn by P. Sougy, these rare, collectible plates were used as teaching tools in France from 1900 through the 1960s. Made of chalk paper, these intricate works of art were used by teachers to illustrate the topic of the day.

Please contact me for pricing and availability.

These German sighter targets were printed on a single sheet but were probably intended to be punched out and mounted as part of a shooting game. Perhaps for a carnival?

The quality of the chromolithography and the design suggest that these date to the 1910s.

I am so glad to be getting back to my usual post at the Brooklyn Flea at One Hanson. A bad injury that has kept me off my feet, some bad weather and some holiday obligations have kept me away for too long. I have lots of great new things that I cannot wait to bring. I will be at the flea most weekends throughout the winter.

Hope to see you there.