Our little town has a community yard sale
every year in September.
It's held at the community center and
100-150 families have a booth at it.
I didn't write about this back when it happened.
It was good, I spent all $28 I had in my wallet
and filled my shopping cart.
But the real show is the following 2 weekends
when everything that didn't sell
gets donated and shows up at the local Goodwill.
WOOT!
I got this...
last weekend!
Here's a better look at it:
That's right, I scored this huge old school chalk board!
It's so big I had to take it outside to photo it.
And the best part?
The price...
$5
Yes, that's right...
$5
WOOT!
And that's not all I found...
A rare set of Federal bluebird glasses!
A cobalt blue thumbprint divided dish!
A Westmoreland milkglass compote!
Set of 4 antique ironstone salts!
Set of 6 atomic stars glassware!
A silverplate soap dish!
A pair of French porcelain casserole dishes from Pillivuyt!
A Daisy and Button pattern clover shaped candy dish!
One of several pairs of old chicken salt & pepper shakers!
French Saxon china in the Leaf pattern!
A creepy doll head...
yeah, I don't know why either...
The cutest vintage bath shelf in seafoam!
Lots of old silverplate trays, bowls and baskets!
And more!
I'm not sure how I missed so much great stuff at the sale.
I was there early and a lot of people were
still unpacking when I left.
As I was walking through the sale, one woman who just
pulled into her space at 8 am, looked
around at the crowd and said
"I thought this sale started at 8 am."
And some guy in the space next to her, who was kicked
back in a chair drinking coffee replied
"Yes, it starts at 8, but some of us have been
here unpacking since 5 am."
Yep, and that's why I go to this sale so early
and know I can pick up all the leftovers at the
Goodwill for the next couple of weeks!
Woot!
Hello Friends!
Welcome to this weeks
Cottage Style Party!
#64
Then, suddenly, it's October.
Yep, there's no denying it now, summer is
long over and fall is settling in.
As a gardener, I have my spring blinders on.
It's time to plant bulbs for spring blooms.
But there's a lot of cold, dreary weather
between fall and spring.
Lucky for us, fall is just as colorful
as spring and summer!
So let's see some fall color!
How beautiful is this table centerpiece!
I love this colorful display of fruit, berries and leaves.
Stop in to Just a Little Southern Hospitality
to see all her fall colors!
This is such an adorable handmade pumpkin!
And it's not the only one that
Catherine made.
Drop in to her blog Ornate Splendor to see
more of her work!
So cute!
Not only are these leaf S&P shakers full of fall color,
but they were a thrifty find too!
Only 50 cents!
These cuties aren't the only S&P shakers in her
charming mantle display!
Visit Bev's blog Tablescapes by Bev to see details of
her fall mantle
and her sisters green depression glass!
If you were featured, don't
forget your button!
Deb
Thanks for stopping by!
Please visit these wonderful bloggers
and their fabulous blogs
to see what they are up to:
http://fresh-eggs-daily.blogspot.com
http://www.timewashed.com
http://www.funkyjunkinteriors.net
Thanks so much for featuring my mantle! I use those same shakers on a table this week. Thanks for your great blog and link up. Love it!
ReplyDeleteWhat wonderful finds - love the green chalkboard and the silver! Thanks for hosting. I had to turn the air conditioning off this morning and cancelled my afternoon swim!
ReplyDeleteWOW ... you really got some nice things for $28.00. Looks to be a good party too. Thanks for hosting.
ReplyDeleteAudrey Z. @ Timeless Treasures
Great scores! Love the chalkboard and the bird glasses. I have that same set of leaf S&P shakers. a 50 cent find for me too. Thanks for hosting.
ReplyDeletehugs,
Jann
Love the Fall features, very inspiring! Thank you for the great party! Hugs,
ReplyDeleteFABBY
Wow - fabulous finds - what a clever idea to hit the thrift shops later. I have the exact same first blue dish (but it was not vintage when my husband bought it for me in Wisconsin 46 years ago) and I have the footed milkglass dish right below it. Everything is wonderful - it felt like I was shopping right along with you.
ReplyDeleteHoly cow - you scored big! I love those chicken salt and pepper shakers! As always, thank you so much for hosting. Enjoy the rest of your week!
ReplyDeleteAmazing finds. Here in France, people tend to unpak at sales very late, so I try to be there between 8:30 and 9 am so that I don't miss too many things that would still be packed!
ReplyDeleteWow, you've got some really great finds :) Thanks for hosting, Deb! Hugs and Spring greetings from Australia♥ ~Pernilla
ReplyDeleteHello Deb, terrific finds! I took our children many years back to Babyland General when they were still handmade...it's quite fun to watch! I am delighted to join your party - I appreciate you hosting,
ReplyDeleteKathy
Deb,
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for hosting!!
Hugs,
Debbie
Love your chalkboard! Thanks for hosting :)
ReplyDeleteSusan
Hi Deb! Thank you for the party! And thank you for featuring my pretty pumpkins! I'm tickled pink! Hugs, Catherine
ReplyDeleteWow Deb, you really did score! I love all of your great finds. Thrifting finds are my favorite posts.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for hosting the party today!
Blessings,
Linda and Jeannie at The French Hens Nest