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Shopping at a unique vintage houseware and kitchenware store. I bought two aprons with matching dish towels and pot holders! I just loved this retro kitchen in pinks they had set up. If I had this kitchen at home I would spend so much time in it, aproned cooking, roasting, and baking all sorts of goodies as I am a good homemaker ! I also love wearing my cute pink & black polka dot mini skirt out and about !
One of my latest finds at the local thrift -pretty turquoise & white cookie canister. I'm really starting to love retro plastic kitchenware.
A warm close-up from the Easter market in Tábor, where a hand-carved wooden spoon with a simple smiling face stood out among handmade kitchenware and soft background bustle. I wanted to capture the charm of traditional craft, the cozy atmosphere of the stall, and the quiet personality hidden in an everyday object.
Turns out that it's really hard to make a mogul field out of kitchenware and tissues. What with that and taking so long to find the ice cream sticks for the skis we're left with another late save instead
Shopping in the past: the old “Maruni Shoten” Kitchenware Store. Edo-Tokyo Open Air Architectural Museum, Koganei. Tokyo, Japan. © Michele Marcolin, 2023. K1ii + MOG Trioplan 35+ 35mm f2.8.
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This is a household goods store built in the early Showa period (1926-1989). It was originally located in 3-chome, Kanda-jinbocho, Chiyoda Ward. It features a front wall covered in small copper plates ingeniously combined, while the interior is a reproduction of how the shop was in the 1930s. Tenement houses have been moved to the back of the shop to produce the street atmosphere that existed in those days.
My wife loves to browse kitchenware at Williams Sonoma. So when we went into this store, I saw these cute Santa mugs and a X'mas tree outside the store. I decided to compose a shot here as my camera was equipped with the Meyer Optik Trioplan, which is famous for its bubble bokeh. It was fun using this lens. My wife likes this lens too as it smoothens her skin.
Lens: Meyer Optik Gorlitz Trioplan 100mm F2.8 II
Shopping in the past: the old “Maruni Shoten” Kitchenware Store. Edo-Tokyo Open Air Architectural Museum, Koganei. Tokyo, Japan. © Michele Marcolin, 2023. K1ii + MOG Trioplan 35+ 35mm f2.8.
This is a household goods store built in the early Showa period (1926-1989). It was originally located in 3-chome, Kanda-jinbocho, Chiyoda Ward. It features a front wall covered in small copper plates ingeniously combined, while the interior is a reproduction of how the shop was in the 1930s. Tenement houses have been moved to the back of the shop to produce the street atmosphere that existed in those days.
I do not really polish this copper kettle as such other than the occasional run over with half a lemon which brings back some of the pink gleam as you see here.
The kettle has sat on that small side plate of the stove for over a year and has never boiled dry.
Traded!
I realized after buying this that I already have the 472, and I in fact need the 471 in this pattern.
Picked this up from my favorite antique store, This n That.