Odds 'n' Ends
What would a flea market, even a virtual one, be without a rich assortment of do-hickeys and thing-a-ma-bobs?  Here are a few funky funsters to whet your appetite.


Gumball machine
Wienermobile
Globe
Fez "nodder"


Waste Basket
Mod Kids Print
Groovy Statue		 At the flea market, you can still find late 60's - early 70's artifacts at reasonable prices.  Look for funky clothes, mushroom candles, black light posters, mod jewelry, terrariums, and macrame wall hangings, to name a few.


Aquarium Furniture
Florida Thing
Wall Hanging

There are plenty of kitchen-related colletibles at the flea market, too.  Kitchen clocks, toasters, napkin holders, whimsical wall plaques, tiki mugs, cups 'n' saucers, ice crushers, blenders, you name it!
Plate, Southwestern theme
Salt & Pepper set

Beer advertising pieces of varying quality are popular at the flea market. Schlitz Beer Sign Bubble Lights by Noma You'll find all manner of old Christmas decorations, too - ornaments, lights, sometimes even aluminum Christmas trees.

Scan your local flea market for other interesting odds 'n' ends, like 50's ashtrays, neon signs, bookends, old photos, chairs, African masks, cameras, "stylish" purses, amateur paintings, toys and games from your childhood - it's all At The Flea Market.

Contents © 1998, 1999 Ben Mancine.  Your comments are welcome.

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