Essentially, I'm not sure if you can classify things you find in hard rubbish or items given to you by your Nana as "vintage," but there is certainly a generous dosage of secondhand somewhere.
Someone stacked some old stereos near the wheelie bins at the back of my flat, this was my favourite:

The screen has been removed and the speakers have been exposed. There is no cord and it doesn't work or connect to anything. But I like the circular patterns around the speakers, and it often doubles as a stand for my towel, bike helmet and glass of water.
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These items below were given to me by my Nana when I went for dinner and a game of cards. Nana's and relatives are an untapped source of great old clothes and vintage pieces.

I love the sheer top with a white pattern overlay (on the left) and violently colourful bomber jacket with the MC hammer feel.
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