Glass trinket boxes and jars are my weakness, I literally can't help myself. Can you blame me for this one though? I'm convinced it whispered my name . . . .
Pure, star-shaped, sparkly joy for only £1.50, but can you really put a price on prettiness?! I think it has just swiped the crown of my Favourite Find.
More blue and white love and I can thank Cancer Research for this bowl at £2, I'm going to use it on the wall of the bedroom or maybe as a jewellery dish.
When it comes to wine glasses I hold my hands up and admit that I'm an 88p for 4 ASDA purchaser and don't own any pretty ones other than this pair I picked up last week for 50p. Blue glass is a winner!
A Salisbury cake plate for £1.50 in Mind, I've earmarked this one for possible drillage - it could be a good bottom layer for a DIY cake stand if I'm brave enough!
Little vintage shot glasses, £1 for the 4 in Cancer Research - though I was inadvertently underhand in acquiring these! They had been reserved for another lady while she went to draw out some cash - one of the volunteers hadn't realised so had put them back on the shelf and I'd come along, seen the sparkle and scooped them up, handed over my pound and was just putting them into my bag when Reserved Lady returned. I'd like to say it was a case of handbags at dawn and a minor scrap ensued but she was very nice and said I should keep them, so thank you Reserved Lady - I'm sure there'll be some bargain karma headed your way!
Buying a sundae glass while dieting possibly isn't the wisest thing as now I want to cram it with a couple of scoops of mint choc chip and a couple of something toffeefied with a caramel-y sauce, yum! 50p from the Lighthouse charity shop though so I couldn't leave it on the shelf.
A little pewter frame I thought would be just the thing for the right black and white family photo, 60p from the Salvation Army.
A sweet Royal Vale jug with thistle print from Mind for £1, a good one for milk on the breakfast table.
My first and only goblet for £1 from the British Heart Foundation, I'm fairly in love with the tarnished surface and I'm already conjuring ways I can use it while keeping an eye out for more.
Hope you've all had a lovely weekend!
Jem xXx
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Lots of sweet finds! I love the star shaped glass box, your blue and white dish and those gorgeous blue goblets. Great stuff!
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Loving that star too
ReplyDeleteyour little trinket box looks like a snowflake to me...I'm just thinking to myself how lovely the word trinket is...
ReplyDeleteI'm always breaking wine glasses...so we only ever buy cheap Ikea ones...love the colour of your new blue ones and of those pink shot glasses too x
All gorgeous finds Jem but that little star trinket is just divine! I'm also loving the little jug with the thistles.I have a thing about little jugs! Enjoy your treasures and I'm sure you could make a wish upon that little star!
ReplyDeleteOh what beautiful finds! You must let me know how you get on with drilling that plate (if you decide to) as I haven't been brave enough to try it yet :). Thank you for sharing your lovely finds with us all! Love Brenda
ReplyDeleteBeautiful finds. If you do drill the plate please may we see what happens? I'd love to make a tiered cake stand but just don't have the nerve for it.
ReplyDeleteMadison xxx
Love the finds, especially the little shot glasses. Go on - get the drill out!
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You found some beautiful buys, well done you :)
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Have a delicious day!
How pretty is this lot? The star looks beautiful, in my blog update section it stood out a mile (I'm pretty sure it called my name). Your photography shows off these buys so well, have you had any formal training-it looks professional? Some rainbow coloured sorbet or granita would also look great in the sundae glass, maybe we need a rainbow theme to keep up with Lakota!
ReplyDeleteSuch lovely finds, every time I think you show me a favorite you add another pic!
ReplyDeleteYou can fill the sundae glass with sparkly inedible treasures with the promise that if you meet a goal you can fill it with something else.
Wonderful finds, loving the star trinket box and the cake plate, look forward to seeing if you're brave enough to drill! :)
ReplyDeleteSo many fabulous finds! I love the blue glasses and little jug,
ReplyDeleteVictoria xx
I love the idea of using that sweet little jug for milk on the breakfast table!
ReplyDeleteYou always find such beautiful stuff, Jem!
ReplyDeleteLove it <3 xo
Beautiful finds! I love the cobalt blue wine glasses and the lovely little jug. Wonderful :-)
ReplyDeleteOoh just found your blog and it's right up my street. Your finds are beautiful. Jealous!
ReplyDeleteLove the star and your photography in general.
ReplyDeletePlease DON'T drill the plate, it breaks my heart to see so much gorgeous vintage china being drilled for the latest cake plate fashion : ( boo, hoo.
Must say I was wondering if you were really planning to drill the pretty plate? I have a couple of those kind of cake stands so I'm not tempted but was thinking about sticking a sweet glass candlestick to the bottom of a plate. What is this urge we have to turn something into something else! Love the trinket box too
ReplyDeleteWould love to see the final cake stand if you did drill through that plate! A how to would be brilliant on a project like that!
ReplyDeleteOooh such pretty finds. You must be pleased as punch!
ReplyDeleteI particularly love your star dish (I would have fought you for that one LOL) and your blue wine glasses.
Thanks for linking up x
How funny. I have put up about shot glasses this week too. Yours are much more of a bargin though! Love that little trinket case though. Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI love all your finds but the trinket dish is the winner out of them all - beautiful! Well dont on the little glass tactics, im sure good bargain karam will come to the other lady :o) Scarlett x
ReplyDeleteYou have some great charity shops where you live!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous finds! I love the little star too. so glittery! Thanks for your lovely comment on my blog. Sending hugs and smiles, Em x
ReplyDeleteHey girl, put some fresh berries with some layers of Greek yogurt and some crunchy granola and you can have a healthy snack. I always wonder how frank to be on some blogs about choices people make to paint, drill, or transform pieces. Most of the time, I just keep quiet so not to offend. I figure, the item isn't mine, but I tend to usually wish things were left alone, unless the piece is damaged and the change gives it new life. Though, someone could argue that the transformation IS new life. Just depends on perspective, eh?
ReplyDeleteYou did well with all your nice finds!
ReplyDeleteYou've done it again! I enjoy your hunt!
ReplyDeleteLady Linda
Hi Jem, beautiful finds you have found this week! The White jug with the blue pattern, is so my favourite, I can imagine fresh flowers in them. You made me chuckle when you explained about your shot glasses, I think I would do the some thing if I really loved something. Don't mess with a thrifty Gal! Bx
ReplyDeleteYippeee!! lots of great finds!! stunning star reminds me of christmas, i have to agree that gorgeous plate should be hun on the wall hehe, love the sundae glass, i already can imagine in my head when it's filled with colorful ice cream! love the pewter frame, i'm so glad the reserved lady let u keep the shot glasses as they're so stunning! love the jug as well, gorgeous design on it! woohoo for treasures! xx Susan
ReplyDeleteI am a big fan of blue/white so I am very taken with your plate. Also love your blue wine glasses. Visiting from Diann's party.
ReplyDelete:-) Sue
So many pretty finds. I too love the trinket box! I found one this week also. hugs, Linda
ReplyDeleteJem, You really found some nice pieces. The little thistle jug is darling.
ReplyDeleteHappy weekend and happy thrifting,
Babs
Oh, what pretty treasures you foud this week! I think I would have bought each of these as well! I really love the blue glassware and that gorgeous silver gblet! Great finds! Thank you for joining TTF and have a wonderful weekend!
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