My treasures from the Memorial Day flea market:
- black metal box
- gray enamel ware bowl
- small white pitcher
- old, world globe bank
- 'made in Poland' basket with handles {only $3}
- beautiful aqua mason jar with metal lid
- 3 feed sacks
- a short stack of vintage embroidered linens
- 1950's Speed-E-Whipper manual creamer...
...I used to have a new plastic version of the whipper--I loved it for making fresh whipped cream, but one day the plastic broke. I was so happy to find this 50's glass/metal version!
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Hope your weekend was wonderful!
~Deb
Hi Deb, What wonderful treasures you have given a new home to, they really are lovely xxBrenda
ReplyDeleteThat black box looks amazingly like one I have sitting right here in my living room which belonged to my great great grandfather and has his last name printed in a great script on the top...we got the box because I gave that name to my son as his middle name...I'm no fool. :)
ReplyDeleteAnd I'm so jealous of the globe. I've been searching for globes in every thrift store I go in with no luck.
What gorgeous finds! I wish we had markets like that here! x
ReplyDeleteWhat does the bottom part of the cream whipper look like? I wonder if I have seen them before and not know what it was. What a great idea.
ReplyDeleteHi Deb, your flea market finds are super, you will certainly have fun finding homes and uses for them all. Love the aqua jar.
ReplyDeleteClaire
Everything looks so amazing, I love them all. I too and am wondering what the bottom part of the whipper looks like, I'm wondering if I could find one that would match my vintage pink nut mill. hmmmm
ReplyDeletethanks for sharing
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I like all your finds! :)
ReplyDeleteLovely finds! I collect the aqua mason jars, love the one you found with the old zinc lid!
ReplyDeleteI will try very hard to remember to get some pictures on the blog of the whipper in action!
ReplyDeleteThanks Claire, I've made the jar into a liquid soap dispenser--will try to get some pictures for the blog.
ReplyDeleteI'm going to try to get some pictures for the blog of the whipper in action--remind me if I forget!
ReplyDeleteCarly, thanks for your visit!
ReplyDeleteI don't see them often, but this one was actually at a barn sale for $1.
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by!
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