My favorite find is the vintage lunch bag. It came with two thermoses and a lunch box. I found it at an estate sale where it was one of the few affordable scores.
I love the masculine vibe of the set and the anchor pattern on each thermos. I'm selling the whole set for $15.00 today, e-mail me if you'd like it!
These vintage Florida souvenir plates were an interesting score. A couple are a little rusted, but that kind of rustic character tends to turn around quickly at the antique store. We'll see soon enough!
Yuko wants ALL of the owls! I love this "family" of little owl trivets. These are perfect for tea or coffee with friends; there's enough to provide each friend with a little table-protecting owl trivet for their cups and the big owl could be used for the pot!
I'm making this owl set today's "daily deal" and setting the price at $15.00 for the whole family. Please e-mail me if interested in them.
It's been a while since I did it big and hit up many thrifts to score ample finds. I think after my office is completely unpacked I'll have to schedule a big-time hunt with some reseller pals! But until then, back to work unpacking with me...
So Tell Me: What did you find this weekend?
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That thermos set is amazing! Love seeing your new apartment come to life, too. My most recent thrift haul is a game of price is right on my blog. Stop by and play!! http://sosorosey.blogspot.com/2012/04/price-is-right-game-12.html
ReplyDeleteI've been wanting to do something similar on my site- great minds think alike! I'll check your game out as soon as I can.
DeleteVan, these are absolutely adorable. I love the lunch set and I think that the owl family would be adorable as tableware or even wall art!
ReplyDeleteYep! If they don't sell immediately I might paint/sell them for that purpose. But I'd rather sell them in their authentic state.
DeleteThe owl "family" is adorable. I have one of the small ones that belonged to my grandmother. Super cute the way you've lined them up on the bookshelf!
ReplyDeleteI love finding these ones, they're too damn cute.
Deletearg I used to have owl and turtle trivets that were my grandmothers but in clutter re dux mode years ago, I got rid of them..I never regret stuff I get rid of but do sometimes have little pangs when I see them again somewhere else!
ReplyDeleteI know how you feel. I temporarily beat myself up when I declutter and get rid of sentimental items, but it's so nice to have a fresh slate, too!
DeleteIt was an owl weekend. I found a vintage porcelain made in Japan owl music box. I can't wait to get it listed on my store. It was rainy and damp here also.
ReplyDeleteThat sounds amazing! The rain won't keep us away from the scores ;)
DeleteGreat finds Van...I can't believe you slugged through the rain to go to the flea market yesterday...ack!! As for me, what didn't I find this weekend?? It was a great buying day Saturday with two major sales in my area, one at a church (my fav) and one at a school. I found so much great stuff from galvanized tubs, wooden furniture, mirrors, frames, small items like a gum ball machine, a McCoy smiley face mug and a Howdy Doody puppet in mint condition. My girls think he's creepy, but I'm hoping someone will get a kick out of it. I will post a booth update shortly...feel free to check it out! The mall was busy today!!
ReplyDeleteI definitely will. I have so much work to do at both antique stores, I want to completely rebrand and change out the merch. But first, gotta unpack the entire office...
DeleteI hear you Van. I haven't been to the flea market in over a month and it's starting to show in my lack of inventory. Here's to great finds in the coming weeks!
ReplyDeleteYes indeed! Good luck to you, too. Let's hit it!
DeleteOh I love the owl family! :) And you know what I'm about to say...
ReplyDeleteI have the same one. Hahah! No surprises since we have a psychic thrift connection, lol! But, I only have one. He's got stained glass where the holes are, and it is actually a stand-up tealight holder!
I love the family. The wee ones are so cute!
See mine here, in one of my collections posts at the blog. (Sorry, the picture is a little fuzzy for some reason!)
http://thrifttrick.blogspot.com/2012/03/collections.html
Chantal @ Thrift Trick
I've seen that type around too, haha ;)
DeleteLovely owls. I'm totally digging the dude lunch set you have going too. I can just imagine construction workers of yesteryear bringing sandwiches and coffee to work.
ReplyDeleteI scored some owl goodies as well and this paperback memoir by Paul Theroux called "The Great Railway Bazaar," all about his travels from London to Asia by train. Sounds like an interesting vintage read to me. (Photos will be posted soon). I found these both at my first grand opening of a brand new thrift store, which I covered for Let's Go Thrifting. It's the biggest one on the east coast! Very exciting!
<3 Jackie @ Let's Go Thrifting
http://LetsGoThrifting.blogspot.com
I thought the same thing about the manly lunch set. Your scores sound super exciting, I'd love to read that book!
Deletei have one of hose those trivets on my wall!!!! it's mounted to a piece of wood! haha.
ReplyDeleteThey are very fun to decorate with!
DeleteI can't stop looking at that beautiful cat!! And I'm not even a cat person!! LOL! Love the thrift store scores! I wanted to go thrift diving today, but had a dentist appointment. Grrrr.......Today is 25% off day!!
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