Where do you buy vintage?
12 years ago
I've always stuck to local antique stores and different flea markets, but there are a host of websites providing great selection. Which of these sites are your favorites? Some of the ones i know are:
1stdibs
FleaPop
Lushpad
Ruby Lane
Krrb
Proxibid
LiveAuctioneers
Can anyone else share some good sites? Or do you prefer in person vintage hunting?
1stdibs
FleaPop
Lushpad
Ruby Lane
Krrb
Proxibid
LiveAuctioneers
Can anyone else share some good sites? Or do you prefer in person vintage hunting?
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