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The weather was gorgeous here in Eastern New Mexico over the week end, so there were quite a few yard / estate sales happening. |
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I would never pass up a white ironstone duck pitcher for $2 |
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50 cents for a set of Cauliflower salt & pepper shakers |
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$2 for a pretty spring table cloth and matching napkins |
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$5 for a set of brass shish kabab skewers I loved the farmhouse look of the skewers and plan to use them as plant stakes instead of skewers. |
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I visited a few antiques stores........enjoy the trip with me...... |
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Guess what city I was in! Lubbock Texas, home of the Texas Tech Raiders! |
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The only thing I bought at the antique shops was this sweet cow....... |
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I am so glad you joined me on my week end treasure hunt! Let's go again soon! |
Nice stuff Penny. Especially the duck and salt and pepper. I wouldn't pass them up also.
ReplyDeleteWhat great finds! Those photos are like a feast for my eyes! Thank you for sharing your treasure hunting adventures!
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What fun to visit the antique shops with you thru pictures!
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing your shopping adventures...Love the shops and the finds!
ReplyDeletePenny, Your pictures make me want to take a road trip and go antiquing. I love the cow and duck. It's so much fun to look and think where you could use some of these wonderful treasures.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the road trip. I sure needed it this morning.
Leona
You always choose great stuff
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Penny, I love all your "finds" and it re-inforces my love of pink although you have loved pink for longer than I have.
ReplyDeleteAnd I want to thank you so much for linking up to our Celebrate Your Story link party. We hope we are providing a celebration of your post and perhaps yours will be chosen as a feature by one of the hosts.
Have a great and Blessed Day!
Kari @ Me and My Captain
I took my boyfriend to an antique shop and he was not expecting to enjoy it. There is a town here called Aurora, OR which is filled with antique stores. He was hard to get out of there!
ReplyDeleteI think the cow you purchased was a wise choice! I love cows and have a little collection of them in my kitchen. I grew up on a two different farms and on the first one when I was five-eight-years old we had black and white cows. They had such beautiful eyes. I loved them and still do.
ReplyDeleteThose fabric carrots were pretty cute, too. Such fun to accompany you on your antique store travels. Thanks for taking us along!
The lovely tablecloth and napkins were a wonderful find. And the price! Enjoyed visiting the antique shops with you. I'd love to do so in person!
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Love all your found treasures. You always find the best deals. Can you tell me the name of the antique stores you visited? I saw a silver food dome I'd like to check out. haha....Thanks, Judy
ReplyDeleteI'm in love with those cauliflower salt and pepper shakers. They are too cute! Thanks for linking up with us again at #OMHGWW
ReplyDeleteAw what lovely finds - lovely and refreshing for spring x #SaturdaySharefest
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun place to shop for treasures! (My daughter graduated Cumlaude from Texas Tech.) Thanks for sharing at Vintage Charm!
ReplyDeleteI always enjoy seeing your treasures! Love those cauliflower salt & pepper shakers! Thanks for sharing with us at The Blogger's Pit Stop!
ReplyDeleteI love your antiquing and thrifting posts. You alway inspire and find the best stuff.
ReplyDeletePenny,
ReplyDeleteLove those sweet cauliflower salt and pepper shakers!! So cute! The Linen is so charming!! I enjoyed seeing pictures of the antique shops!! Thanks so much for the inspiration!!
Hugs,
Debbie