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newest additions perched on a shelf |
My collection of milk glass has been growing over the summer since I've had some time to check thrift and antique stores. I started with a small planter from an Etsy seller, for which I totally overpaid once shipping was included. Since then, I've found several more planters from Goodwill for about $2 apiece.
I hadn't considered any bigger milk glass pieces until I saw this style of vase at Midtown Antiques. But for $25, I couldn't justify snatching it up. Imagine my surprise when I spotted
two of the exact same vase for only $4 at Goodwill last week! I'm planning to fill them with flowers over the weekend for a Sunday brunch with our small group, but for now I just like them sitting on a shelf near my kitchen sink.
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good bones, great pieces |
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Sarah Richardson shelves her milk glass collection |
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see my planter in the bottom center? |
1 comment:
love milk glass. I have the same vase too.
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