Echo Deco in Chermside, Queensland | Vintage shop

Echo Deco

Locality: Chermside, Queensland

Phone: +61 417 010 262

Address: 170 Pfingst Rd, Wavell Heights 4032 Chermside, QLD, Australia

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23.01.2022 Frock On...............

16.01.2022 Hi Folks, This is the new me - well there's a bit of the old me as well - the bits I could keep. The name of the game has changed and so have the players. Sometimes solitaire is the only game in town and that could turn out to be the way i like it ;-) So if you liked the 'Marie' part of Indigo Flamingo it's time to like Echo Deco

16.01.2022 Ripper Summer Party Frock - Just right for swanning around on the patio with a Pimms Punch! Mingle, Mingle,........... Schmooze ;-)

15.01.2022 "It is only when we become aware that our time is limited that we can channel our energy into truly living" Ludovico Einaudi

15.01.2022 Feeling a little dotty today? Me too :-)

14.01.2022 Adding new stock ..... It's just like Christmas :-)

12.01.2022 Dribbling Jewellery - Why does Facebook think I spelled it wrongly? Hurumpf...........

10.01.2022 From the Good ole days when wagon wheels were bigger and you had to sit down to talk to someone on the home phone comes this little gem. A stylish telephone or bedside table. Hang a mirror above it to put on your lippy or you could you charge your smart phone and sit down to have a natter for ol' times sake. $100

08.01.2022 It just never gets old hehehehe........thanks Duncan

07.01.2022 Another satisfied customer. Anne Li loved her luncheon and so did the other ladies who lunch ;-)

03.01.2022 As Christmas and the Party Hearty time of year approaches, I feel it is necessary to share with you the definitive drunkometer for monitoring the precise stage you have reached. Thanks to Adam Richard (Australian Comedian) we have: The 7 Stages of Drunk: Squiffy Tipsy... Christmas Gran Schoolies Oliver Reed on a chat show Grand Final Yeltsin Perhaps we need to change the Oliver Reed and Yeltsin references for the younger generation - Can anyone suggest viable alternatives?