These formal dresses from the sixties along with a few sundresses are in the SHOP right now!

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This pattern is called New Dots and it is one of my favorites. Only seen on this set of mixing bowls, it features three bands of dots in shades of orange, yellow, blue and green on a white background. This was originally sold as a set of three bowls in 1967. The large green bowl was added later and can be a harder piece to find.

If you can find these as a set on ebay you will end up paying a crazy price. I pieced my set together finding them at different locations. The green and blue bowls at the farmer’s market, the yellow at a local antique shop and the orange one a caved and bought on ebay but only because I was so anxious to complete the set!

Name: New Dots
Type: 400 Series Mixing Bowl Set
Size: 1.5 pint #401, 1.5 quart #402, 2.5 quart #403 and 4 quart #404
Year: 1967

I just added a few very cute rompers and bathing suits to the shop. I love all of the colors and patterns. They are so playful and perfect for summer.

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I cannot wait for Mad Men to start up at the end of the month! This video gives a sneak peek at the wardrobe for season 4.

Ubiquitous in the 1950s and 1960s, vintage Pyrex mixing bowls, refrigerator sets, and casserole dishes are seeing a huge surge in popularity since they’re inexpensive, durable, easy-to-find, and retro-mod. The first set of primary-color mixing bowls came out in the late 1940s, with other colors, patterns, and shapes following through the 1970s. Today, most Pyrex items are clear.

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I’m having a sale over at Night Owl Vintage. Now through Saturday everything in the shop is 20% off. No need to enter a coupon code as the discount has already been applied. Also, free shipping on any order of $75 and up. Hope you are all having a wonderful Monday!

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