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Got Milk? Trending with Milk Glass
By Ellene Meece ~ Grandma's Treasures Online
Milk Glass has been a simple, white, pure…
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Don’t you just love old chippy metal lawn chairs? They just ooze with memories of days gone by and represent a host of story telling sessions. This past week, I was the happy recipient of two old chairs – a piece of local history that had served well and still offered an invitation to come sit a…
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We all know Longaberger is the source of high quality baskets. The “basket” story began in 1919, when J.W. Longaberger took a job with the Dresden Basket Factory in Dresden, Ohio and subsequently started his…
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Even before my mother’s unexpected passing in 2006, I had talked to her about joining up with her antique knowledge and vast inventory in her antique and collectible store to share a website where we could share experiences and questions and make friends with collectors and dealers everywhere. With no internet experience herself, mom was reluctant but the dream didn’t go…
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There's a whole lot of silver linings going on in Cottage Decor. VINTAGE Silver has a new purpose to line every cottage room with hope for a brighter day. Just a smidgin' of it here and there and you've got a whole new look!
This past year, I took several of my silver trays that were not in the best of shape and repurposed them for another round of…
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So...there are lots of vintage collectibles out there with minor need of tender loving care!
Here's three Need TLC Collectibles added in my photos this morning.
I've found while browsing garage sales that a small chip will sometimes merit it as a throw away and it…
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When Pottery Companies have an unmistakeable MARK on the bottom that tells the story of age and worth, it's one thing. But, when there are no marks, no "story" with the piece you have found at a recent flea market or garage sale, how do you identify?
Cajun Collection offers an insightful article, Identifying American Pottery, on identifying pottery with or without a mark, starting with: Look at the…
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What makes it shabby? Extremely distressed furniture or accessories? What makes it chic? The vintage chandelier? What merits the "cottage" title? That your decor lives in a small space?
Leon posted on the Barn Furniture…
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Cook in style…vintage style that is with chic, stylish vintage aprons. Whether they are 50′s half aprons, full bib aprons, smock aprons, appliqued aprons, fancy hostess aprons…these cover ups add to the charm of a vintage kitchen!
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Summertime is all about fresh corn on the cob! So, it's appropriate to explore the corn patterns in vintage pottery.
Who all manufactured a corn pattern? What were some of the lines?
Three of the manufacturers who come to mind are: Shawnee, Rosemeade and Majolica. Who else made a corn pattern?…
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Ahhhh…brightly colored vintage dishes add soooooooooo much to a charming vintage kitchen! Decorate with your dishes. Use your dishes. Do NOT hide your dishes.
Photo by Country Living
Grandma’s Treasures offers several brightly colored serving pieces:…
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From weird styles, to weird advertising, to weird hairdo's, weird family photos...it's FUN to share the 'off center' in vintage.
You are welcome to join our Weird Vintage group!
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From adorable potholders to unique utensils to nostalgic kitchen linens to bright dishes to old cookbooks to fancy aprons to all kinds of kitchen collectibles, a vintage kitchen is the best!
Charm of a Vintage Kitchen - Part !
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I remember friends and family planning their ‘day after Christmas’ strategy to get to the Hallmark Store first to snatch up bargain Hallmark Keepsake Ornaments on sale. Others ‘gift’ a Hallmark Keepsake ornament to their children or grandchildren each year as a tradition. And many are part of clubs who collect and thrive on finding certain ornaments to complete their…
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Grandma's Treasures Online BLOG article:
Who's Who in Vintage Crystal Glassware gives invaluable tips on shopping for the popular patterns of Fostoria American and Colony/Indiana Whitehall.
I've noticed many (not all) eBay shops seem…
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With stretched budgets and harried schedules, maybe it's time to come home to a "Vintage Thanksgiving," where life is simple and the main agenda of the day is just to be thankful.
Get out your vintage treasures to decorate and use. Make grandma's
platter the main entree centerpiece, (but did you know you don't have
to cook a…
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