Some recent garage sale hunting, Goodwill sifting, buck banging bargains I'm proud to be the owner of:
Though it is one lone saucer with no teacup, the colors and pattern called out to me at Goodwill last week. Possibly a soap dish? Trinket holder? Time will tell.
Walking through a smoky VFW hall was worth it when I bought this vintage juicer for just $2.
Walking through a smoky VFW hall was worth it when I bought this vintage juicer for just $2.
This framed print came from the county flea market. I like that (1) it's old, (2) it's of a real building that still stands in London today, and (3) that I talked the seller down to half price.
The shape and color of the cups reeled me in, but when I noticed there were freaking chickens on the plates my heart sank. I don't like chicken decor. Too country for me. But when I slowed down to focus on the great gold and blue colors, the durable melamine construction (perfect for rooftop dining), and the dirt cheap price of $4... the suddenly charming chickens found a new home.
5 comments:
Love the print!! Reminds me of the ones we have in Will's room that Greg's parents got in Venice. (Will is our new adoptive son you know).
I do miss you guys and the view from the roof! Glad you are staying put,it is a beautful place to live! Thanks for all the updates and Jenna,you are good at finding neat bargins!
Love your finds!!!!!
I love your finds, Jenna! When we visit you guys, I want you to take me shopping! :)
I love the saucer! Do I have one like that that I put up in our Austin Ave room?
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