Last week, hubby bought these little antiques from Sri Aman.
They may be little, but they are very heavy and worth few hundreds each.
An cast iron and a bell.
I don't know what got into him but hubby always have interest in antiques, old sentimental stuff and vintage. Guess he couldn't resist buying them when he bumped into them.
Still, it amazed me to see, touch and feel these old stuff from the past.
Still, it amazed me to see, touch and feel these old stuff from the past.
Bell
Cast iron
Inside the iron
The cast iron can be used to crush cookies (in a ziplock bag), when wana make cheesecake, hehe..
ReplyDeleteWow, I like that iron, my parents use to have a few of that, it must be somewhere in the store room now.
ReplyDeleteMy grandparents has got the antique iron too but I was still little that time did not know the value of this iron years later.
ReplyDeleteOh??? Your hubby loves antiques, eh? Ummmmmm...not referring to you, no! Muahahahahaha!!!!!
ReplyDeleteThese you need to put charcoals into it to make it work , that's what I understand from my parents. Really antique stuffs !
ReplyDeleteWhat are you going to use them for? As decorations? Or keep as antiques to be resell at a higher price later?
ReplyDeleteKeep as collection. For now, keep away from the kids. Worry they play and hurt themselves with them.
DeleteWow. An antique iron I've seen but not that bell. It is the first time I've even seen in pictures.
ReplyDeleteMy grandma has the cast iron and a very old sewing machine too.
ReplyDeleteNot into antiques :)
ReplyDeleteWow, that looks heavy. My grandmother had a number of these antique irons. She ran a small dobi business from home in the old days. :)
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