To ease my withdrawl symptoms, I decided to rearrange some of my thrifted treasures only to find that I had several treasures that I never posted. So to make myself feel a little better here are a few items I found but forgot to share.
I love collecting world globes and this one is no exception. The wooden base was probably designed to hold papers on a desk. The surface has raised topographical features. This globe must be from before 1989 because it still shows the Country of Burma.
I found this vintage, glass, salad serving set. I like the feel of vintage glass. It feels so much better than something made of plastic. This is the Candlewick pattern by the Imperial Glass company.
I spent the entire weekend surrounded by lots of fast cars and people who drive them. On top of all of this, we were caught under a rather small tent in some very wet weather. You can see the threatening skies which dropped a lot of rain on us about 10 minutes after I took this photo. Oh the things we do to support our children's dreams!
It was quite a weekend. Hopefully I will have a chance to do some thrifting this upcoming weekend.
Please be sure to visit my Stuff to Treasure store where I have some of these items and a lot more listed for sale.
Thrifting withdrawel is tough to go through. Sometimes it makes me think I should switch to "breaking and entering."
ReplyDeleteHi Lynda - Long time noo see. Hope everything is just fine in CA?
ReplyDeleteLove the Globe. Is Germany (Europe) in two parts, West and East?
The Deer bowl would be a BIG HIT here i Denmark these days. Everything with antlers... :-D
Greetings from DK //Lisbet ♥
I know the feeling of thrifting withdrawal. Not fun.
ReplyDeleteI love the deer-head bowl, very cool!
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ReplyDeleteHi Lisbet - Everything is fine here in CA just really busy with car races, a new dog and extra busy at work. In answer to your question, yes, Germany is in two parts on this world globe. I love trying to determine the approximate age of a globe by the changes in political boundaries.
ReplyDeleteThanks for commenting. Hope all is well in Denmark.