MadGirlRetro

Really Cool Vintage

Woodstown, New Jersey On Etsy since 2014

1,844 Sales | 5 out of 5 stars

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MadGirlRetro

Really Cool Vintage

Woodstown, New Jersey | 1,844 Sales

5 out of 5 stars

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Announcement    I'm proud to say that some of my fabulous pieces have been featured on TV shows like the HBO show "Getting On" with Laurie Metcalf and Alex Borstein, in magazines like Cottages & Bungalows, and as props in a number of Broadway plays. I sold a piece to my favorite museum in NYC -- The Tenement Museum aka The Immigrant Museum. And I recently sold an object to one of my favorite designers who is absolutely yummy. That's the only hint I can give you....

Please visit my daughter's shop: https://www.etsy.com/shop/magicbeanbuyer?ref=l2-shopheader-name for cute collectible handmade figurines, art & accessories.

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Last updated on May 20, 2020

I'm proud to say that some of my fabulous pieces have been featured on TV shows like the HBO show "Getting On" with Laurie Metcalf and Alex Borstein, in magazines like Cottages & Bungalows, and as props in a number of Broadway plays. I sold a piece to my favorite museum in NYC -- The Tenement Museum aka The Immigrant Museum. And I recently sold an object to one of my favorite designers who is absolutely yummy. That's the only hint I can give you....

Please visit my daughter's shop: https://www.etsy.com/shop/magicbeanbuyer?ref=l2-shopheader-name for cute collectible handmade figurines, art & accessories.

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About MadGirlRetro

Sales 1,844
On Etsy since 2014
  • Kitchens are fun to fill with vintage.
  • Cowgirl vintage.
  • This is my favorite part. I move the pieces all around my house and style them to create vignettes.
  • I come from good stock. Aunt Candy knew how to rock a beehive.
  • Country Living magazine wanted to do a spread on my purple dining room!

The Saver of Things

I like old things. I can't bear to throw something away if it's old. I'm like that guy on the TV commercial who is out in the rain crying over a broken lamp in the trash. All it needs is a new lampshade! Have an imagination! Have a heart!

Even when I was a kid, I rescued things from the trash. I saved musty books with warped covers, cookie jars neighbors thought were out of style ("What do you want that for Debi? It's old-fashioned!"), and a saddle covered with cobwebs and green mold (requiring a pony to go with it, which every girl should have).

I was relieved when mosaics got popular. Now I could drop broken dishes into a bucket, guilt free. Then shabby chic was all the rage. Finally, all the tables and dressers with paint chipping off to reveal stories of past lives--chalky pink from when a daughter had it, green from when it was on the back porch, silver splatters and drips from when the father used it as a workbench down in the basement and fixed the cracked rungs of rocking chairs on top of it--were getting respect. This was getting good.

I don't know if there's any furniture in my house that is new. Except for some things that are handmade, everything is old and full of patina. I call my style "modern garage sale," but I acquire my things from many places and many eras. I have a Victorian sideboard, a 1940s Formica kitchen table with chrome legs, funky lamps with fiberglass shades, and a wagon wheel light that looks like it's right out of I Love Lucy's summer home. This is actually in the same room as a tole chandelier with white daisies. Somehow it goes well together, the rustic and the delicate. I mix it up because I like it all. And I want it all.

And you should have some too. So I opened up my shop, Mad Girl Retro, with things restored, refinished, painted, and some I didn't have to do a thing to because they are beautiful just the way they are. Just like you!

Shop members

  • Debi

    Owner

  • Harley

    Chief Profit-Eater

Shop policies

Last updated on February 21, 2020
Hi! I'm Debi. Grab some java and com'on in! My shop is always open! The beauty of the Internet....

Accepted payment methods

Paypal Mastercard Visa American Express Discover Giftcard
Accepts Etsy Gift Cards and Etsy Credits
  • Money Order
  • Check
  • Other Method
Returns and exchanges
I gladly accept returns
Contact me within: 3 days of delivery
Ship items back within: 14 days of delivery
I don't accept exchanges or cancellations
But please contact me if you have any problems with your order.
The following items can't be returned or exchanged
Because of the nature of these items, unless they arrive damaged or defective, I can't accept returns for:
  • Custom or personalized orders
  • Perishable products (like food or flowers)
  • Digital downloads
  • Intimate items (for health/hygiene reasons)
Returns and exchange details
Vintage items are old. They may have some degree of wear and imperfections. Please look over the listing carefully, ask questions, ask for more pictures if you need them, and make sure you love it before you buy it.

All vintage lighting and electrical items should be checked by your electrician before use.

I take returns within 14 days of receipt of the item. Please notify me within 3 days of receipt. Buyer pays all shipping.

Please read my shipping policy about what to do if you receive something that was damaged in shipping.

By purchasing this item, you agree to these conditions.
Payment
Wish I could give it to you for free but I've got to feed the horsies! I accept credit cards through Direct Checkout aka Etsy Payments, PayPal, Etsy gift cards, checks and money orders. (I'll also trade for a pony.) I ship when funds are cleared. Checks and money orders take about two weeks.
Shipping
The buyer pays for shipping.

I only ship to the United States.

Small items are mailed by the post office.

In the unlikely event that an item arrives damaged, we will have to work together to seek reimbursement from the post office since the item will be in your possession and I'm the one who mailed it out. Do not mail it back to me as it will void the insurance. They are going to want to see it. Please save your packaging material and take photos. Contact me as soon as possible about how to proceed.

Large items like furniture can be picked up in Woodstown, New Jersey. (I'd love to meet you! Bring carrots.) I also occasionally deliver throughout NJ, DE, and Philly. Contact me with your location for a price quote.

You can also hire your own shipper, which may or may not be cheaper due to his volume and route.

Some shippers you might want to check out:

www.Uship.com

Trevor (shipper from Chicago area--goes up and down the East Coast and surrounding--customer of mine got excellent service from his team) 773-403-4651

www.FreightCenter.com

www.PlyconGroup.com 631-269-7000

Orders that are paid for by PayPal are shipped to the PayPal address. Make sure your PayPal address is up to date at checkout.
Additional policies and FAQs
Images and text are the sole property of Mad Girl Retro. You may share my images if proper credit is given to Mad Girl Retro. My text and images are not to be used for commercial purposes without permission. Don't steal. Stealing's bad.