And what's that inside?
Monday, April 18, 2011
Woodland happiness
And what's that inside?
My Husband's Weekend Finds
I went to an antique show/fundraiser on Saturday but found nothing. My husband was out of town and he spent a good part of Saturday stopping at thrift stores on the way home. He had much better luck than I! This is a shot of most of his finds. He also found a couple lids we need and the little clear round dish pictured in a previous post. I think he spent less than $20 for everything.
He loves blue, so his favorites are the two snowflake dishes. The spacesaver dish shows some wear, but the round 1 qt snowflake blue casserole is in very nice shape! The cat was not included.
We also like little fridgies, and try to buy them whenever we find them reasonably priced. Two are from the Town and Country series, and I’m not sure what set the butterscotch dish is from.
Then on Sunday he stopped at the Goodwill in town where I always stop and have never found anything. His first time there and he comes home with these for 75 cents, a pretty American Heritage dish and a white Corning Ware teapot in great condition. I couldn't believe it!
And he was disappointed not to have found anything in pink for me. I think he was very successful!
Happy Monday


My Collection is Growing!
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| My first bowl set and first Spring Blossom pieces |
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| My first divided dish. The handle included was a major plus! |
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| I bought this as a three piece set in the Homestead pattern. I am not sure if the piece on the left was supposed to have a lid too. |
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| My first butter dish! |
I can't wait to keep thrifting and add to my collection! I love having a place to share my finds!
Sunday, April 17, 2011
What is This?
What was it used for? It looks old; is it?
Thanks for any help you can give.
Saturday, April 16, 2011
Question
Can some one tell me is it good to have a clear bottom? and why?
Pyrex rescue
Can you believe that someone would do this to their Pyrex?! As I discovered later, these were the initials of the person whose estate sale I was attending when I found this poor delphite bowl. Luckily, after I got over the initial shock, I did a little scratch test with my nail and discovered that the red substance (nai polish I'm guessing) might just come off with some good cleaning. So of course I had to rescue it. And luckily, this is the result after a good scrubbing:
Yah, now we're happy pretty Pyrex!!
And I also picked up a pair of woodland mugs in perfect condition at a rummage sale for 10 cents each (though admission was $2). I couldn't wait to enjoy a cup of hot chocolate in my new (vintage) mug after Pyrex hunting on this cold rainy day.
Yum!



