You can hear the birds chirping, watch the geese heading back north, and see daffodils peeking out of the ground. With Daylight Savings Time coming up next weekend (Sunday, March 9th, 2025), we’re close to the first ‘official’ day of Spring! Here at Bahoukas Antique Mall, we have beautiful serving pieces to add to your Easter Holiday Dinner or a bit of beauty to your Spring entertaining.
The featured image is a 1930s-40s beautiful Knowles pitcher with fruit (apple, pear, blueberries). Perfect for water, milk, lemonade, and even flowers! A colorful addition to any table!
Vintage Federal Glass covered bowl with 4 small bowls – Atomic Starburst.
Set of 4 Pyrex Early American Cinderella nesting bowls 1960s vintage.
Beautiful Lenox Serving Dishes, candle holders, and more at BAHOUKAS ANTIQUE MALL
Fire King gas stove – 1920s – manufactured by A Weiskittel & sons of Baltimore MD
Stop by soon and find that special item that will add to your spring decor or just brighten your dinner table. Maybe you’re remodeling an older home and the Fire King stove would be perfect!
No matter your needs, we’re here at Bahoukas Antique Mall and we’re watchin’ for ya!
This is the time of year we peruse our garden catalogs and consider how we might want to update our homes. As we huddle in our living rooms to stay warm, our thoughts go to projects for Spring.
We thought this might be a perfect time to highlight the gorgeous Fire King Stove and Hoosier Cabinet and the other kitchen accessories in our front window. The Hoosiers is a 1920s oak cabinet with an enamel top. Made by Sellers of Elwood, IN. It has a flour bin and bread box. Beautiful condition.
The 1920s Fire King Stove/oven combo was made in Baltimore and yes, it works! On the shelf above the oven, you’ll notice an electric, table-top washing machine.
On the Hoosier sitting on top is a sausage or fruit press (the black item). On the wall is a coffee grinder and a drying rack. On the enamel top of the Hoosier are cast iron items that include a matches holder, pancake maker, ice scraper and lemon squeezer. There’s a cast iron toast holder, various utensils, dishes, wonderful pottery bowls and old tins, plus a yellow egg basket.
Just looking at the photo seems to make us feel warmer. Stop in and take a peek for yourself. We’ll be watchin’ for ya!
