I have done 2 previous posts on Chang Jiang F&B. If you are interested, you can visit them here (1st visit) & here (breakfast). Today, in this post, I will be sharing on the Old Treasures that I have found in Chang Jiang F&B.
These photos were taken in the exhibit room behind the dining room.
Old bicycle
In the old days, we also have enamel wares like these mugs & coffee pot.
Coffee beans in gunny sacks.
Coffee cloth strainer and old coffee tins.
Changing coffee culture - how to make Ipoh white coffee....
All about Chang Jiang white coffee.........
Old Tricycle
Fiber knitted sandals.
Perforated aluminium bowl.
Below are some common breakfast food that goes well with coffee...
Eggs...
Biscuits...
Buns and chicken wing. Chicken wing...?
Bread slices...
All these are counterfeits on display and we were deceived into thinking they were all real food except for the chicken wing,
Thank you, Tom & NC Sue for hosting.
Don't be carried away and deceived regardless of what they say.
For the day will not come until two things happen:
first, there will be a time of great rebellion against God,
and then the man of rebellion will come - the son of hell.
He will defy every god there is and
tear down every other object of adoration and worship.
He will go in and sit as God in the temple of God,
claiming that he himself is God.
(2 Thessalonians 2:3-4, TLB)
Some lovely treasures Nancy. I posted photos of old Bicycles today too. I've never seen knitted sandals before, they are definitely an old treasure. The table the fake food (they fooled me too) is on is really beautiful.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Tony. The fake food were very real indeed! Have a lovely day!
DeleteChicken wing for breakfast??
ReplyDeleteNice shots. Love looking through them. Fiber knotted sandals. That is not something we could find now.
Thank you, Rose. This is the first time I saw the fiber sandals. I don't think it will be comfortable.
DeleteLovely displays Nancy. I like enamel ware and own 3 pieces though none of them match. If I had more room I would buy a set. We can still buy in Chinatown. Long ago everyone owned them in northern BC and Alberta though these days no one seems to have them.
ReplyDeleteEnamel were common those days but once chipped, they will rust.
DeleteNANCY THE OLD BIKES ARE REALLY LOVELY
ReplyDeleteThank you, Gosia. Have a lovely day!
DeleteLOL at the chicken wing! What on earth is it doing there.
ReplyDeleteThose enamel ware are coming back into fashion. Saw some mugs in an boutique-y home place just the other week. Not cheap of course.
Someone must have been longing for chicken wing ha ha! I guess it is a good thing that people are appreciating the old things and bring them back into fashion.
DeleteGot chance, hope to visit the place...
ReplyDeleteHi Sharon, we welcome you. There is plenty of places for you to visit!
DeleteWhat a fascinating place - wonderful! I would have lots of fun poking around in this place full of treasures!
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I am sure you would love this place. Plenty of treasure there!
DeleteFantastic displays of old treasures, Nancy! Lovely detailed shots!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Christine. Have a lovely day!
DeleteNancy, such a great historical display. It's great to see that folk around the world value things from the past. Have a wonderful day and I hope that you return soon.
ReplyDeleteThere is an increase in the interest of old things from the past and I do hope they will maintain the antiques well.
DeleteAah...it's always nice to see olden day treasures. I miss the enamel ware most. Light and easy to clean! :D
ReplyDeleteI remembered when I was young, we had these enamel wares. We never heard of stainless steel wares.
DeleteGreat place!
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Thank you, dear. Have a great day!
DeleteWonderfu! I enjoyed these treasures you shared with us. Thank you!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Denise. Have a wonderful day!
DeleteExcelente trabalho e belas fotografias.
ReplyDeleteUm abraço e boa Terça-Feira.
Thank you, Francisco. Have a happy day!
DeleteWow, a lot of treasures in this shop. Yes, I remember I use the enamel mugs & teapot but once drop on the .cement floor, the paint will come off.
ReplyDeleteThey are nice and light to use but once the paint comes off, they will rust.
DeleteI've got coffee brewing right now. Fun pictures!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Lisa. Have a fabulous day!
DeleteNice. Hubby roasts our coffee beans. Beautiful collection of photos.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Rhonda. Have a beautiful day!
DeleteWhat a great place to visit. A wonderful array of treasures, the bikes are amazing.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Mamas. I used to cycle the same type of bicycle when I was small. Have a great day!
DeleteI love that dark table in the last photo. It's beautiful and looks heavy. Great displays.
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Thank you, Julia. I too like the table. Very unique and beautiful. Have a lovely day!
DeleteVery nice set of images. Some very creative captures there. Well done.
ReplyDeleteThank you, DrillerAA09. Have a great day!
Deletegreat finds nancy! i love the old bikes!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Tanya. Have a lovely day!
DeleteWow! Very interesting stuff! xx
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DeleteThe round tables do catch my eye.
ReplyDeleteThank you, William. Have a great day!
DeleteHello, wonderful treasures and post. The old bikes are cool. I love the smell of coffee beans. Great photos! Happy Tuesday, enjoy your day!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Eileen. I love the smell of coffee too! Have a great Tuesday!
Deletelooks nice,i am sure the food taste nice too
ReplyDeleteThank you, Thomas. We enjoyed the food too!
DeleteLovely post!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Beauty. Have a lovely day!
DeleteI would have loved to snoop around these treasures. I love doing that here.
ReplyDeleteHave a fabulous day. ☺
Thank you, Sandee. That's what I love doing too! Have a fabulous day too!
DeleteThe eggs look real enough! LOL! Thanks for sharing these photos of the old treasures.
ReplyDeleteMun, you are most welcome. Have a wonderful day!
Deletea beautiful place with a beautiful decor! perfect for wonderful photos!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Jens. Have a beautiful day!
DeleteSome wonderful treasures here. I was particularly taken with the fibre sandals :)
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Thank you, D&D. Have a wonderful day!
DeleteBeautiful old treasures!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Linda. Have a beautiful day!
DeleteI love the treasures you have shown...
ReplyDeleteThank you, Rose. Have a lovely day!
DeleteNancy, I like those enamel mugs. These days enamelware is quite expensive and seems to be in fashion.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Phong Hong. I prefer to buy stainless steel mugs. Even though may be expensive but they are lasting.
DeleteI remember those enamel mugs, we used to use them in the bush.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Margaret. We also used them in the old days.
DeleteLove the treasure, there so many old things. Have great day
ReplyDeleteThank you, Uli. Have a great day too!
Deletethat was some interesting stuff. I like to see the old still is here. :)
ReplyDeleteThank you, dear. Have a lovely day!
DeleteLove this post. It is great to see that history is preserved. Have a good day Diane
ReplyDeleteThank you, Diane. Have a great weekend!
DeleteI like old furniture that has character is the best... I have a few pieces from my great grandmother... I find older items were built to last xox
ReplyDeleteHave a great week Nancy ♡
Thank you, Launna. I fully agree with you that old items were built to last. Have a great week too!
Deletewhat a great find!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Kelleyn, Have a great day!
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