They may be trash to someone else, but they are treasures to me.
vintage pyrex
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milk glass, in every color and every form
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antique silverware and table linens
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vintage cameras
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vintage patterns
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older editions of my favorite books
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pretty china teacups
I may not be a professional at thrifting/antique shopping, but I definitely love finding good quality things for close to nothing. here a few of my amateur tips.
- In general prices are not set in stone, there's always room for bargaining although don't be too much of a cheapskate asking for ridiculous discounts on already thrifty prices.
- befriend one of your thrift store salespeople. If you have a friend working there, more likely than not they can give discounts at the register; double score.
- Have an idea of what you want to look for before you walk in or else you may be there all day.
- Or don't have any sort of plan or list, see what you find on the fly although you will likely need to plan more time; which is not really an option for us.






I'll keep my eyes out for your favs when i'm out thrifting. Where do you go? I heard there's a good shop in PG but I haven't made my way over there yet. Love to you and your baby.
ReplyDeleteSo cool. Love all those things. I especially love that napkin.
ReplyDeleteYou're a kindred spirit. I love thrift stors and flea markets. There is just something special about "things" that have a story and history. Great post.
ReplyDeleteI love everything you picked! We should hit up some antique stores together sometime!!
ReplyDeletebecky - i wouldn’t mind that one bit.
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