Open Tuesday 18th January 2011

January 16th, 2011

We are back 18th January Vintage Lovers!

We’re looking forward to seeing you all again!

big love and vintage thing

delilah @ w&b xxx

Peppermint Magazine!

December 23rd, 2010

Peppermint Mag has just hit the shelves and Winifred & Bance are on page 12 so be sure to pick up a copy and read all about it!

Online SALE!

December 16th, 2010

Hellooo vintage lovers!

Until the 23rd December ALL items in out ONLINE SHOP are 50% off when you type in the code “BENJI”.

Benji was Winifred’s beloved cat and what a terror he was! But we loved him dearly…bless!

Anyway Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. Thank you for your support over the past year! xxx

Delilah @ Winifred & Bance

December Late Night Trading

November 30th, 2010

Winnie B…in the news!

November 23rd, 2010

Video News The West

Made on the Left Market

November 12th, 2010

Upstairs at The Saint

(no lift access)

2 Morris Rd, Innaloo

13th &14th November

Different Designers EACH DAY

Our annual Christmas Market is here again!
Get excited foks ’cause we’re gearing up for a big one, with heaps of designer goods all handmade in Western Australia, come along and start your Christmas shopping, and enter our charity Christmas raffle to win a package of the finest our emerging talent has to offer

For more info head to the website. Made on the Left!

Proudly Sponsored by The Saint

5 mintues with…Lola Rose Vintage

November 9th, 2010

We sat down with Lisa from Lola Rose Vintage in Bassendean, Perth’s newest edition to the vitnage family. You can find them at 42a Old Perth Rd, Bassendean. For info check out their facebook page.

What inspires you to get out of bed in the mornings/afternoons?

My children, Lola & Ronan because if I don’t wake them up they would sleep all day! And finally following my dream to open a vintage store, combining it with my signage and design background. I also run my other business from there, Leed Creative. I gave up a successful 12 year business partnership to pursue this passion and it feels great. I am very fortunate to have lots of wonderful support from family and friends.

What was the last vintage item you bought

A few things at the same time. A giant faux pearl necklace and a couple of hats.

What is your favourite piece currently in store?

I can’t decide between a French beaded evening bag and a pair of cowboy boots!

Why/how’d you start Lola Rose Vintage and how did you come up with the name?

I have been a collector of all things vintage for about 20 years. I remember adoring some great vintage stores in Subiaco, the City and Northbridge, now all gone. I used to hang around a vintage store in Maylands a hell of a lot. I loved the whole feel of the shop and always pictured myself doing something like it. I love the buzz you get when you find treasure! There’s nothing like the thrill of the hunt and I love to rummage. I feel very at home in my shop, it’s small, only 21sqm in fact, and I named it after my daughter because it’s just such a beautiful name.

Five words to describe yourself Generous, unorganised, loves laughing, creative

We heart…frankie

October 29th, 2010

Have you got the latest edition of frankie? Tell us what page we’re on when you come into Winifred & Bance to receive a 10% discount!

5 minutes with…Oldlove

October 28th, 2010

Ah love! Sweet, sweet love! We took 5 mintues with Subiaco’s latest edition Oldlove! You can find them here…Village Close, Denis Street SUBIACO  WA  6008…for friend them on Facebook.

What inspires you to get out of bed in the morning?

The Bollywood ring tone of my overworked, under-credited, stuck-together mobile wakes me up. Then the thought of a hot shower and a lathering of Oldlove’s ‘Clint Eastwood for your Dirty Harry’ soap gets me going. Once that sumptuous goodness has soaked in, I can face the chaos in my life.

What was the last vintage item you acquired?

My lovely husband. He was a great find: well-aged, well-built and hidden under a burnt-out tyre at the tip. Well, maybe not, but like Oldlove’s pieces, I’ve been able to recycle him to fit all kinds of new purposes – shop builder, tongmaster, beer runner….

What is your favourite piece currently in store?

That’s a hard one. Everything’s a favourite. The fabulous vintage fabric purses and toys, the cufflinks and necklaces made from antique stamps, the quirky books, the brooches made from old dinner plates – it’s a tough call when you’re surrounded by pieces from so many talented homegrown artists. But, when 3pm rolls around, I’m always up for ‘a Cup of Tea & a Lie Down’ (a natural hand and body lotion made with therapeutic essential oils), but who isn’t?

Why/how did you start Oldlove and why is it called that?

From a very young age I’ve felt like a vintage person trapped in a young person’s body so, for the last 20 years, I’ve surrounded myself with all things retro. I’m an avid collector of hidden treasure – old furniture, records, clothes and glassware – it got to the point where my house was heaving with it and there was no room left for me and my friends to hang out. So we brainstormed ideas of how we could recycle, reuse and re-love all of these items.

We tested the waters by showcasing some of our creations at our launch at the Subi Hotel two years ago. The response to our range was overwhelming. We then grabbed a stall at various markets and set up a website…next thing you know we’d signed the lease to a perfect little shop in Village Close Subiaco and we haven’t looked back. I think the secret to Oldlove’s success is that she’s got a bit of loving for everyone. We get to drag gorgeous vintage pieces from certain death and recycle them into something new and fun, emerging Perth artists get the platform to sell their wares and make a name for themselves and customers have a place to buy unique and beautiful pieces they won’t find anywhere else.

Five words to describe yourself…

Hey, look another shiny thing!

Vintage Stallholders Wanted NOW @ The Leedy Hop Live!

October 27th, 2010

If you have some vintage collectables, clothing, shoes, hats, books, music, accessories etc that relate to the jazz era from the 1920’s to late 1940’s, whether originals, replicas, or home-made creations, then you may wish to have a stall at the Leedy Hop Live. Once a month you can display and sell your retro gear in a wonderful environment of Lindy Hop and Big Band Jazz! Stall spaces are limited and only $20 for the night. For more info or to book your stall contact sophie@swingzing.com .
The last 2 dates for the Leedy Hop Live are:
Thursday 28 Oct and 18 Nov from 7-11pm, at the Yugal Club, 288 Oxford St, Leederville. Stall set up is from 5.30pm.

http://www.swingzing.com/