Blackbird Vintage Finds
Paula DiRenzo scours flea markets, garage sales and antique barns up north for only the most visually appealing artifacts. A rare Koh-I-Noor Cast Iron Pencil Sharpener, circa 1900, is about as useful as a paperweight, but its retro graphics make it a covetable ornament. The offerings are varied. Wool trapper blankets, bell jars displaying taxidermy, and century-old puppets take up shelf space beside Canadian-made products of today like Vancouver Candle Co. diffusers in scents such as Great Lakes and The North.
Paula DiRenzo scours flea markets, garage sales and antique barns up north for only the most visually appealing artifacts. A rare Koh-I-Noor Cast Iron Pencil Sharpener, circa 1900, is about as useful as a paperweight, but its retro graphics make it a covetable ornament. The offerings are varied. Wool trapper blankets, bell jars displaying taxidermy, and century-old puppets take up shelf space beside Canadian-made products of today like Vancouver Candle Co. diffusers in scents such as Great Lakes and The North.
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