First stop was an estate sale of an old couple who is done living in the country and are ready to move into the big city. They had a gigantic shed with a few fun pieces of vintage goodness. I didn't make it the first day, and judging by the stuff stuff that was in the sold and to be picked up pile, I probably missed out on some choice items. Bummer, but there is always another sale...
Second stop was in an uppity neighborhood and the prices reflected this. For goodness sakes people! If I wanted Goodwill prices, I would go there! G-sale prices y'all, g-sale, gosh!
Final stop wasn't listed on Craigslist but you couldn't miss the signs luring you off the main road.
Ok, so here's what I picked up...
My first piece of vintage Denby, isn't it beautiful? The pattern is called Midnight. Kinda want to keep them (I found a pair) for myself, but do I really need another coffee/tea cup? No. Ok, it will be in my Etsy shop...
What is this you ask? A vintage bun warmer! Just in time for the Holidays. Like it? It would make a great retro hostess gift or would be great to use at Thanksgiving/Christmas time. Find it at Vintage Dreams.
A vintage Singer buttonholer...what a weird word. This thing is still in the box and barely used, in the shop.
Vintage silk Christmas ornaments, bell shaped.
Lilly of California sweater, vintage, never worn. Absolutely beautiful craftsmanship on this sweater.
And the steal of the day? This vintage Dymo label maker. It is heavy duty metal and comes with a boat load of label strips in all different colors.
Next post will include a cool Mad Men-ish type item that could easily fit in on the set!
Linking up with Her Library Adventures: Flea Market Finds...check it out to see other fun, thrifted finds.
