Vintage Finds
This morning I awoke early and said to my man I'm not going to any garage sales today.
A few hours later at around 8.30am I announced I'll just do a few, to which he just laughed. I just couldn't help myself and I'm so glad I went, as look at my treasures.
I think these old scissors I found for $10.00
will look interesting displayed on a wall where I sew.
A few hours later at around 8.30am I announced I'll just do a few, to which he just laughed. I just couldn't help myself and I'm so glad I went, as look at my treasures.
These three items were all in one box covered with grime $10.00 for the box.
After a little spruce up, don't they look lovely and they are all green.
I especially love the meat grinder as I haven't seen one like it before.
It's a Harper 1500 made in England, it is in good working order,
has two attachments and came with the original instructions.
I will make a display of these in my kitchen once I get a shelf.
Hopefully I won't be left waiting too long.
After a little spruce up, don't they look lovely and they are all green.
I especially love the meat grinder as I haven't seen one like it before.
It's a Harper 1500 made in England, it is in good working order,
has two attachments and came with the original instructions.
I will make a display of these in my kitchen once I get a shelf.
Hopefully I won't be left waiting too long.
I think these old scissors I found for $10.00
will look interesting displayed on a wall where I sew.
Comments
I know we talked about address exchanges, are you ready to do it before Chrsitmas? :) x
As they say the early bird catches the worm and you certainly found some, treasures today. Never seen a coloured meat grinder and I love the scales.
The old brush and shovel is just like the one we had when I was a kid. They last a long time the metal shovels...........beats todays plastic jobs.
I'm having my first giveaway, it you're interested you just need to pop over and leave a comment.
Enjoy the rest of the weekend,
Claire :}
I didnt know it was a meat grinder til you said. its definitely an unusual one. I grew up using one with my mum. It was always a huge part of our time in the kitchen and I have to admit the subject of many fights over who got to turn it.
I hope you use it too but perhaps do a roster first!
x