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Stephen Crafti

Melbourne
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The $50 market find that sparked a 1000-piece vintage fashion obsession Original

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By Stephen Crafti
| Sydney Morning Herald
You have reached your maximum number of saved items. Remove items from your saved list to add more. This story is part of the June 6 edition of Good Weekend. See all stories. Once, you could find rare fashion items in the local op shop. But today, it’s unlikely you’ll discover a coveted designer label from the 1980s, ’90s and early noughties under a stack of old clothes dropped off at a charity store.
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The kitschy ornaments on your grandma’s shelf could be worth thousands Original

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By Stephen Crafti
| Sydney Morning Herald
MoneyInvestingCollectables You have reached your maximum number of saved items. Remove items from your saved list to add more. A porcelain figurine on a swing embellished with garlands of roses or a couple closely entwined could be considered romantic – but for many, it would more commonly be regarded as kitsch. But when they’re made by studios such Meissen or Royal Doulton, these porcelain figures can fetch significant prices.
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Renovated, bluestone Victorian cottage conceals an edgy Fitzroy pad Original

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By Stephen Crafti
| Sydney Morning Herald
BusinessConsumer affairsCommercial real estate You have reached your maximum number of saved items. Remove items from your saved list to add more. Some of the best architecture can often be discovered behind modest facades where it’s not screaming for attention. A renovated, bluestone, traditional Victorian cottage that conceals an edgy city pad in Fitzroy has that appeal.
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