Cherished Memories of South Buffalo

The phrase "waste not, want not" perfectly encapsulates the resourceful spirit of those who lived through the Great Depression. This period fostered an era of unprecedented thrift and ingenuity, where every item was viewed as having potential value and a new purpose and where broken items were fixed rather than replaced. 

This collective experience created a generation defined by resilience and a profound understanding of the value of resources, whose lessons on sustainability and thrift continue to resonate today.  This was the legacy of this home’s caretakers.
 

There is much to see including: vintage kitchen items, enamelware, Pyrex Sunflower Daisy Cinderella bowl set, lamps (glass chandelier, mod daisy swag, alabaster, boudoir), primitives, oriental rugs, oak table with paw feet and pressed back chairs, mahogany china hutches, secretary desk, lots of end tables and smaller-sized furniture, ice cream chairs and stools, Hollywood Regency tufted sofa, blonde waterfall dresser, lovely smaller-sized sideboard, art pottery including Roseville, McCoy, Hull, Fratelli Fanciullacci Vase with sgrafitto decoration, vintage Noritake china set, glassware, silver plate, Irish collectibles, sewing and crafting supplies, costume jewelry,  Victorian scrap album (full), Pendleton robe and 49er style shirt/jacket, Red Rose Wades, vintage linens, Christmas (some vintage - large knee hugger elf, popcorn wreath, textiles), Lionel train set in original box (metal engine and tender), vintage Bengal gas stove and a picker basement to explore ie. some but not all items are priced. Make a pile - get a deal!

Sign up sheet will be posted Thursday morning at 9:00 on the front door.  Hope to see you there!