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Recent Thrifty Finds

Milk Glass Pedestal Vase
Yellow Tray

Milk Glass Planter

Reed and Barton Silver Tray circa 1954

Heart-shaped dish

Speckled Rooster and black cut-work tray
 I have combined my most recent thrifting finds into one post so I can attend Linda's party.  It's so much fun!  Won't you join in?  Come on over to http://ljm-alacarte.blogspot.com/ 
to see what everyone brings.  See you there!!

Comments

  1. Loved them all but the heart shaped dish is so retro looking. Beautiful eye.

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  2. Wow, you found some of the most stunning things. Your milkglass is fabulous and your silver tray is absolutely stunning. I love it. The rooster and black tray are wonderful finds as well as the heart shaped dishs. Super great treasures. Hugs, Marty

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  3. Wow! You got some great treasures! Thanks for sharing. Susan

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  4. The milk glass and silver pieces are beautiful.Love the cute little heart shaped dish.

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  5. I love milk glass and you have some wonderful finds! Thank you so much for joining Junkin Finds Friday this week! hugs, Linda

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  6. Wow! You hit the jackpot. Great finds. Love them all, especially the milkglass, and the silver pieces. Thanks for sharing.

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  7. That rooster is my favorite! Okay the tray too...tee hee! I love always looking for that special something, don't you! Have a great weekend!

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  8. I love the milk glass, the silver, and especially the speckled rooster!

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  9. I love your header photo of the cherubs under the cloche, how pretty.

    Your finds and vingettes are lovely.

    hugs
    sissie

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  10. Wonderful finds! You have them displayed so nicely!
    Beth

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