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    Unique finds at Cummins Farmhouse Market and Vintage Sale

    Juliana AllenBy Updated:2 Mins Read
    The vintage sale is at the historic Cummins-Phipps-Grill House on Pioneer Trail. Photo by Juliana Allen

    From antique Staffordshire porcelain dogs to vintage jewelry and dresses that would be perfect picks for the upcoming Citywide Prom, the Cummins Farmhouse Market and Vintage Sale has a huge variety of unique finds at affordable prices.

    The Eden Prairie Historical Society is inviting the community to shop at its annual Farmhouse Market and tour the historic Cummins-Phipps-Grill House, which is on the National Register of Historic Places.

    Admission is free to the two-day sale, which was open on Friday and will be open again on Saturday, May 11, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the house located at 13600 Pioneer Trail. Sales benefit The PROP Shop of Eden Prairie.

    Antique and vintage finds include clothing, artwork, household items, linens, books, and more. Visitors are also invited to tour the historic farmhouse, which offers a glimpse into the rich history of Eden Prairie.

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    This 1980s aqua dress is just one of many vintage finds that would be perfect for the Citywide Prom. Photo by Juliana Allen
    A wide array of vintage kitchenware. Photo by Juliana Allen
    Cool finds include a vintage collection of dachshund-themed items, including salt and pepper shakers, a napkin holder, and serving dishes. Photo by Juliana Allen
    Vintage handkerchiefs and linens are available at the sale. Photo by Juliana Allen
    How much is that doggie in the window? A pair of porcelain Staffordshire dogs watched over the sale. Photo by Juliana Allen
    Household items ranged from glassware to vases, silver cutlery to framed artwork, and teapots to trays. Photo by Juliana Allen
    The sale offers colorful costume jewelry in great condition at great prices. Photo by Juliana Allen
    Friendly volunteers waiting to help customers with their purchases. (L-R) Sallie Quan, Ember Kapitan, Rändi Flagstad, and Kathie Case. Photo by Juliana Allen
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