Fall Vintage Haul from Vintage Market Days Vermont: Favorite Booths, and Blue Dish Styling Ideas

Every fall, Vintage Market Days Vermont transforms into a treasure trove of seasonal charm and nostalgic finds.

This year’s visit did not disappoint, from cozy retro camper booths like the Tipsy Gypsy to dreamy blue and white vintage dishes that stole my heart.

Join me as I share my favorite fall vintage haul, vendor highlights, and a simple but stunning blue-green table setting you can recreate at home.

Kicking Off Fall at Vintage Market Days Vermont

Every fall, I make it a tradition to visit Vintage Market Days Vermont, and I always try to go on Friday to beat the weekend crowds. The fairgrounds, tucked into the beautiful Green Mountains of Vermont, are easy to navigate and offer plenty of parking.

Fleurish Home and Garden Booth

My first stop is always Fleurish Home and Garden, one of my go-to vendor booths for seasonal vintage inspiration. This year, I spotted a trend: rich, moody greens and antique golds—the perfect vintage color palette for fall decorating.

Take a peek in the video below!

Tipsy Gypsy Camper Booth

One of the highlights of Vintage Market Days Vermont was the whimsical Tipsy Gypsy, a vintage booth staged inside a charming 1965 Shasta camper. This retro treasure travels around Central Vermont popping up at markets and events, showcasing curated vintage finds with flair, color, and a big personality.

The Tipsy Gypsy vintage camper booth is full of charm—think cozy cottagecore meets retro road trip. It instantly reminded me of my friend Kristen at White Arrows Home, who has her own vintage camper, a stunning log cabin, and an inspiring shop up in the Northwoods of Wisconsin.

You can follow the Tipsy Gypsy on Instagram here for a peek at their latest styling adventures.

Check out this video below to step inside this delightful rolling vintage shop!

Fall Vintage Decor Ideas from Market Days Vermont

The best part of attending Vintage Market Days Vermont is discovering all the creative ways vintage treasures are styled and displayed. From quirky seasonal touches to timeless antique pieces, I spotted so many fun and inspiring finds this year. Below are just a few vintage decor ideas that caught my eye—from Christmas tree doorknobs to old oil cans and green-threaded spools.

Red Wool Pants, the Ultimate Vermont Vintage Style

These bright red wool pants were pure Vermont vintage fashion, rugged, cozy, and full of fall charm. I had my eye on them for my husband, but they sold out before he could text me back. That’s vintage market shopping for you, act fast or miss out!

Scrabble Letters Spelling Out “Vintage”

I’ve always loved collecting vintage Scrabble letters, and this clever styling idea had me smiling. Spelling out the word vintage on a Scrabble board is such a fun and nostalgic touch, perfect for a shelf, table vignette, or DIY display.

Antique Camera Bookends for a Stylish Shelf

These antique cameras mounted on wood and used as vintage bookends were one of the most creative market finds I spotted. They add instant character and charm to any bookshelf, and are a great way to blend functional decor with antique style.

Shelves of Old Oil Cans with Rustic Character

There’s something about a row of vintage oil cans that feels both industrial and artful. These shelves were packed with aged metal textures and well-loved patina, a dream for anyone who loves rustic vintage decor or unique collector displays.

Vintage Wooden Spools with Green Thread

These antique spools, wrapped in green thread, were styled beautifully on open shelving. Whether you’re a collector or just looking for a splash of color and texture, vintage thread spools are a charming and affordable way to add character to your space.

My Favorite Vintage Market Booth

One of my absolute favorite vendor booths at Vintage Market Days Vermont was The Vintage Type, a beautifully curated space filled with retro charm and nostalgic treasures. This award-winning booth featured mid-century furniture, vintage dishware, old suitcases, and so many unique finds from days gone by.

From the styling to the selection, everything about The Vintage Type was inspiring. Scroll down to take a look inside the booth and see why it stole the show at the market!

What I Brought Home from Vintage Market Days Vermont

Blue and White Vintage Dishes by Lynton, England

This vintage haul was love at first sight. I discovered a beautiful collection of blue and white dishes made by Lynton, England—35 pieces in total—for just $100. These vintage English dishes were marked at $5 each, but after asking if the seller would bundle them, she kindly offered the full set at half price and included the charming wooden cheese crate they were displayed in.

The patterns are simply stunning, classic and timeless. I’ve already nicknamed them my “October Blues” and plan to use these vintage dishes as our new everyday tableware. One of my favorite blue and white collections to date!

Styling Blue and Green Together with Vintage Market Finds

As seen earlier in the Fleurish Home and Garden booth, I couldn’t stop thinking about the deep greens paired with warm tones of brass and vintage wood. So I brought home my own version: a beautiful ball of green yarn (from France, I was told!) and eight spools of vintage green thread in varying tones and textures.

These green vintage accents pair perfectly with the brass candlesticks I’ve been collecting over the years. And after renovating our Vermont porch this past summer, I knew I wanted to introduce blue and green together into the space. This classic color combo feels fresh, nostalgic, and perfectly suited for fall in the mountains.

Fall Table Setting with Blue and Green Vintage Decor

To bring my blue and green vintage market finds to life, I styled a cozy fall table setting on our vintage wallpaper table out on the porch. I used the 35-piece blue and white dish set from Lynton, England, layering them over striped blue and white napkins and placemats for a crisp autumn feel. Each place setting featured a spool of vintage green thread for a whimsical and textural touch.

I stood tall spindles wrapped in green thread upright across the table, topping each with a small white pumpkin for a playful seasonal accent. Blue glass goblets, fresh hydrangeas, and gathered fall flowers completed the look, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere with just the right mix of mid-century charm and vintage elegance.

See how it all came together in this How to Style a Table With Mid-Century Vintage Blue post.

There’s something truly magical about spending a fall day at Vintage Market Days Vermont, soaking in the colors, discovering timeless treasures, and bringing home inspiration for seasonal decorating. From retro camper booths to vintage dishware and unexpected styling touches like green thread spools, every corner of this market offered a new idea to love.

If you’ve never been to Vintage Market Days in Vermont, I highly recommend adding it to your fall calendar. And if you’re already a fan, I’d love to hear about your favorite booths or vintage market finds!

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FACTS: Vintage Market Days Vermont (Fall Edition)

What is Vintage Market Days Vermont?
Vintage Market Days Vermont is a curated vintage shopping event held every fall at the Champlain Valley Exposition in Essex Junction, Vermont. It features vintage, antique, handmade, and repurposed goods from vendors across New England.

When is the best time to attend?
I always go on Friday, the opening day, to enjoy early access to the best vintage finds—plus it’s quieter, with easier parking and shorter lines.

What were your favorite booths this time?
This fall, I loved Flourish Home and Garden for its rich green and gold decor inspiration, the Tipsy Gypsy retro camper booth for its charm, and The Vintage Type, which won Best Booth for its incredible styling and retro inventory.

What did you buy at the market?
My favorite find was a 35-piece set of blue and white Lynton England dishes, bundled in a cheese crate for $100. I also picked up green thread spools, vintage yarn, and loads of styling inspiration.

How did you style your vintage haul?
I created a cozy fall table setting on our Vermont porch, blending the blue and white dishes with green thread spools, brass candlesticks, and white pumpkins for a unique blue-green autumn palette.

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