Vintage is back, and nowhere in the house is it more popular than in the kitchen. Homeowners are seeking out the warmth and cosiness of ‘granny’s kitchen’, meaning that demand for antique and vintage kitchenware is at an all-time high. Let’s take a look at the items most likely to fetch a good price.
Copper pots and pans
Old copper pots and pans are a beautiful addition to any vintage-style kitchen, especially when hung. Quality copper pots from high-end brands can resell for hundreds of pounds.
Sinks and taps
Vintage butler sinks are a timeless choice that have long held their price. Antique fittings, such as brass taps, are also being sought out by those trying to make their kitchen look authentically vintage.
Butter dishes and moulds
Antique butter dishes are another high-demand item, with glass, porcelain, and even wooden dishes fetching moderate prices. Antique butter moulds, once common and now rarely found in kitchens, are reaching prices as high as £50. The more of a novelty the pattern, the higher the price will be.
Getting the look
Not only are vintage items being used to create this cosy look but also companies that specialise in kitchen refurb, such as //www.thekitchenrefurbishmentcompany.co.uk/, are seeing an increase in popularity for vintage styles such as porcelain sinks, real-wood doors, and wooden countertops.
With all sorts of vintage items gaining in popularity, from butter moulds and dishes to sinks, and taps, your old kitchen items might be worth more than you think if you can bear to part with them.
