My one piece of Pyrex last week, but it is a beauty. It looks like it was never even used. And those mid century salt and pepper shakers are beat up something fierce, but I think I can rehab them a bit. I love the little China Tea set. Something about miniature stuff always makes me smile. This suitcase is mini too. I love the old school stripes on it, plus it's interior is in great shape!
I don't know anything about this bottle, just that I liked the colors and the design. Does anyone have any info on this? Is it Pyrex?
I bought the metal basket and yard sticks with the intention of making a cool shelf for the booth, but I think I'm going to like it so much that I will keep it! I'm allowed to do that every once in a while dangit! : ) The rolled up thing in there is an old USGS contour map of a mountain in New Mexico. It appeals to the nerd in me, so I'm going to keep it for a future project.
Hopefully this week includes lots of thrifting and lots of projects because I got a thrifty/crafty itch that I need to scratch! Do you have a cool craft project you're working on this week?
I'm joining the parties at Apron Thrift Girl, Sir Thrift A Lot, Remnant, Mod Vintage Life, The Thrifty Groove, A Living Space and Joyful Treasure Hunting. Have a great week everyone!
I love that metal basket! I love that suitcase! I love that bottle too!
ReplyDeleteThat bottle has GREAT colors!
ReplyDeleteI understand wanting to keep the metal basket, those are kind of a weak point for me!
ReplyDeleteMy Dad used to bring me tea sets (when I was little) when he went on business trips so I have a particular soft spot for those. Also love that bottle...that aqua is gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteI love that gold and aqua bottle! No idea who made it, but it's so pretty! ;)
ReplyDeleteLots of great finds! I think the bottle is really pretty. No idea who made it either.
ReplyDeleteThe metal basket is a vintage milk crate. I have a bunch of them that I use to store hats and gloves on my closet shelves.
ReplyDeleteLove ALL the finds. Living vicariously this time as I took a thrift ur, diet, this week ;D
ReplyDeleteI believe that the carafe is by George Biard who did some things for Pyrex. But don't quote me on that! I know I've seen it before at a local antique mall and that is what the tags says. I've never actually looked at the carafe since it's in a display case so who knows if the dealer is telling the truth or not!
ReplyDeleteThose milk crates are hugely useful! I have about 12 of them sitting in my shop right now holding garage sale items I need to price. Not the most fun use for them but practical for sure.
Glad you enjoyed your peaceful drive:-)
Erica
Oh dear, I'm having to take a thrifting break and it's driving me crazy! visiting blogs is probably not the way to make it through! Ha! Love your finds! ♥
ReplyDeleteNo cool crafting here, just a bunch of cleaning. The usual.
ReplyDeleteIsn't that the colour of stripes of a popular Gucci style belt? & yeah, Erica is probs on the right track about the bottle.. I would put linens in that basket!