Madame Vintage Malmsbury

25/07/2026

Partager la journée avec le groupe d’oies du village

Right opposite the shop - the village geese sent most of the day on the green. There must be a lot of worms, slug’s & snails for them to eat as some of the geese are huge.

18/07/2026

Just in - tray of souvenir & charm bracelets including Paris & other French provinces.

13/07/2026

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27/06/2026

Wow! We don’t have as many baskets as this stall in France but we do have a great range of different baskets and shopping bags.

From woven natural fibres like rattan, wicker, string as well as linen or cotton canvas. For shopping, storage, plant stands and decorative.

19/06/2026

Horrendous. The speed limit needs to be reduced through our gorgeous village.

Police are investigating whether a driver deliberately mowed down a gaggle of geese crossing a road in central Victoria.

19/06/2026

05/06/2026

Malmsbury village, only one hour from Melbourne off the Calder Highway or relaxing train ride from Southern Cross, has so much to offer.

With the flea market on this Sunday at the Town Hall plus vintage, collectable & antique shops along Mollison Street are a lot of fun.

Tasty food options to suit all tastes available all day from the hotel, general store & bakery.

Did I mention the geese & ducks who reside in the botanical gardens? The gardens are gorgeous all year round & perfect for viewing the world heritage listed blue stone viaduct & the Coliban River.

04/06/2026

Why a tin lining? For those that don’t know, the purpose of lining a copper pot/pan with tin is so that acidic foods (tomato based sauces etc) don’t react with bare copper and produce copper oxides, which can make food taste strange and if left for long periods of time can lead to mild poisoning. This copper oxide is also called verdigris, and is that green stuff that you see on the Statue of Liberty, or other copper exposed to the elements. Many new copper pots/pans have a stainless steel lining, which is more durable, but more prone to sticking and less conductive than tin. If the tin lining is in tact then they are great to cook in.

Remember - copper pans are the utensils of many many great chefs around the world