The recipient won a lot of awards in what appears to have been a yearly golf tournament. One of them has sold, but there are 3 left in the shop here.
There was also this pretty hinged-lid sugar bowl.
It’s available here.
I’m including a perfectly tarnished spoon.
This photo tree has also SOLD.
This handled wire basket has also SOLD.
I found 2 well-used galvanized buckets in the basement of an antique store. I snatched them up quick!
Both of them are available here. I’d love to dry more roses and completely fill one of these buckets with them!
This footed silver-plated tray is gorgeous! It was given as an award to someone, and has their name engraved in the center. You can’t see the feet in this photo, but they are really pretty. It’s available here.
The last thrift store we stopped at yielded a well-aged fryer basket. I absolutely love these things! This one has SOLD.
SOLD
I got lucky and found a bowl with a deep blue base and another bowl with a deep blue trim, in two different booths at an antique store that we paired up to make this stand. It has SOLD. We have several more tiered stands that should be finished and listed in the shop this weekend. One of them includes an antique Swan’s Down Cake Flour pan that is so pretty.
A customer contacted me and wondered whether we’d be making any more primitive kitchen cabinets, so my husband built another one and I painted and distressed it. The original one was created from an old shipping crate and an antique frame. I think he did an amazing job making this one look like the first one.
Angie
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Beautiful finds; making me want to get out and hunt this week! Your photos against the book-pages background are just gorgeous. Have a great weekend. Patty
Wow you did score! Great projects! I scored an old galvanized igloo cooler awhile back, the spigot at the bottom is busted but I was thinking of maybe turning it into a planter….thoughts?
I also found some really strange “pictures”, they’re all metal with painted metal flowers on them, they all look rusted. Not sure if that was intentional or not. I’m not sure what I’m going to do with them but I just had to have them, they were so unique and only $5 for all 3!
You are so great at staging your wares, Angie!
Wonderful finds Angie, I peek every time you post and your photography always blows me away – you have such a great way of showcasing each item.
Joy
Angie,
I have a home in Southwest Michigan. Have you found any good antique, theft or resale stores there?
Angie,
I have a home in Southwest Michigan. Have you found any good antique, theft or resale stores there?
How fun!!! I go to Ann Arbor once in awhile and haven’t a clue where that thrift store is. lol There is one in Jackson that I like to peruse that has three floors though. Looks like you had a fun time and made some real treasures!!
Blessings~
You’ve got the staging thing down perfectly! Beautiful.
After my dad died and my mom had to pack up to move across country, she got rid of all his trophies. It was just too much to deal with – he had two walls full – but I never got to look through them first to keep any I might want. I always wonder where his ended up.
ALWAYS love stopping by your blog, checking out the treasures you’ve scooped up, marveling at the way you transform your finds …
Have a restful weekend, Angie!
I just love looking at the things you find and the things you make. Always a treat to see a new post from you 🙂
Great finds Angie … Love the way you re-purpose and display, no wonder they sell so quickly. I think your hubby is a keeper. Nice that you’ll can work together on projects.
Blessings,
Audrey Z. @ Timeless Treasures
Wow, you did good Angie – fabulous finds! I just love looking at your vignettes.
Marie@TheInteriorFrugalista