My favorite find was this pair of paper storks with honeycomb bodies made in Denmark {Hi Lisbet!}. Both are very fragile and one is in better shape than the other but they are both so cute.
I also found some vintage aluminum pieces. It is usually the bright aluminum colors that catch my eye. This candy/nut dish is a most amazing bright pink. In the center of the dish is an oak leaf and an acorn.
While I was reaching for this bright pink dish I also noticed a very beautiful, soft pink, aluminum butter dish. It was just the sweetest shade of retro pink.
First, a cracker tin from 1969. The lid was such a nice blue to go with my vintage studio trash can. But if I took the lid off then the colors would be a patriotic red, white and blue to use for holiday decorating.
I also found seven State souvenir trays. These are so cool but I don't have enough wall space to display them properly. These will go into my store unless I find an undiscovered new wall somewhere.
Next weekend's weather is supposed to be dry so there should be lots of sales. Hope everyone had a fun thrifting weekend.
I will try to get some of these items listed in my store as soon as possible. Please visit StuffToTreasure.storenvy.com later this week.
This is linked to:
Apron Thrift Girl, Brambleberry Cottage, Cherished Treasures, Her Library Adventures, Hey What's for Dinner Mom?, The Colorado Lady and The Sound How Sweet
so pretty butter dish, loved it :-) I also like going to garage sale but usually ended up with toys for my kids lol visiting from Pink Saturdays, hope that you can return the visit too.
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I sure like the butter dish, it would be so much fun to use it.
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Two paper storks "made in Denmark"... I LIKE! :-)
ReplyDeleteQuite funny you found something from my country so far away...!
Have a great week, Lynda!
Greetings from the land of the paper storks... DK!
//Lisbet
I know what you mean about running out of wall space. I have the same problem.
ReplyDeleteThe aluminum pieces are great finds, especially the butter dish! I have a cracker box, but mine is much newer. Mine reminds me of my great aunt who used to store her crackers in the same kind of tin.
Oh my. I would just love to own one of them.
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Great finds
ReplyDeleteVery cool! Love these! Thanx for sharing!
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Love those storks - great find!
ReplyDeleteLiz @ Shortbread & Ginger
Love the butter dish and the storks! Vintage ephemera is a weakness of mine...I have too much...but it's so hard to part with. This week I found some vintage Crazy Daisies Corelle, like we had when I was young...love it!
ReplyDeleteThat the paper storks are still in one piece is amazing. Too cute. I wonder if the trays represented where someone had lived or visited? The pink dish is my fav.
ReplyDeleteOur garage/estate sales are slow during this time of the year. Look forward to spring. You did very well on this find.
ReplyDeleteI adore your honeycomb storks! And I never knew there were aluminum pieces other than the drink glasses - such fun to see the other stuff.
ReplyDeleteHappy VTT!