Then we came upon a small sale that we almost didn't stop at. I'm glad we did because look what I found!
I'm a sucker for old china. I can never pass up a tiered server, or 1920's Noritake.
I bought this vintage cookie press too. Along with being in the original box, it still has its original recipe book.
At another sale I bought these Pier One pillows and a matching brown lampshade for a total of $7! Now if I can just get the perfume-y Pier One smell off of them.
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I need to go with you to garage sales. More often than not, I stop and it's all plastic toys, children's clothes and dollar store stuff. Sometimes I just slowly cruise by and eyeball what's out. Estate sales are my favorite. But you really scored some nice stuff! I'm a sucker for old china, too.
Liz
In love with that pink and white plate!!! Great finds!
The Crane plate is gorgeous!
As for the smell- I hate Febreeze type smells, but I swear by Rosemary water to get weird smells out. Just put a few drops Rosemary oil or some fresh, smashed up rosemary in a sprayer with water. Ta-daa! No more funky smell!
would it offend you if i drooled on your tiered serving dish?
and good luck with the Pier 1 stank, it still haunts my dreams.
Fabulous!! I am so envious of that beautiful tiered tray and the cushions are gorgeous too!
Fantastic finds...love the lamp shade, but my favorite is the pink and white plate. I am waiting for the weather to warm here so that I can go garage saling!
The cookie press brings a lot of memories.... my mom had one when I was little... She did not use it much.
I love the pillows!
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