When I first spied the little ironstone pitcher made in England by Meakin,
I actually left it sitting there on the shelf at the Goodwill.
And then ended up going back the next day, and it was still there waiting for me,
plus it was "senior discount day"!
A pretty little find for $4.49!
I think it's especially lovely with a bouquet of Trader Joe's stock.
(The old vintage clock and marmalade crock are thrift store finds from another day.)
still following,
I love that it was still there waiting on you with a discount! Nothing better than that.
ReplyDeleteI love that as well!
DeleteWhat a wonderful find for you! I love the entire vignette and how summery those flowers are. I wish, wish, wish our Trader Joe's was closer than an hour drive!
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I'm both blessed, (and maybe cursed!), to live within a short distance of some great antique malls, tons of great Goodwills and Salvation Army stores, and three Trader Joes...oh, and then there's Homegoods, Marshalls, TJMaxx and Ross....oh my!
DeleteThe pitcher is beautiful! It's simplistic yet elegant. Gorgeous images :)
ReplyDeleteI agree, Anne! I don't regret getting it!
DeleteI would never have been able to walk away from that pitcher! lol! I grab anything ironstone and made in England. So glad it was waiting for you. :)
ReplyDeleteLynda, I try to think twice before buying another thing to add to my small home, but this pitcher was irresistible!
DeleteI just want to go shopping with you. Besides the fact that I've learned so much from you about ironstone, etc. I've always loved pitcher anyway.... but this one is a sweet gift. And the clocks are killing me. I must find one of my own. As always, love you!
ReplyDeleteLet's do it!
DeleteSweet find! I just filled my white ironstone pitcher with white flowers today. '-)
ReplyDeleteNothing prettier in my opinion!
DeleteVery truly: That's the exact kind of look that I want in every corner of my home. I would never grow tired of it. I love it.
ReplyDeleteThanks, friend!
DeleteAnd wait... are we considered "seniors" at GW? What is their age cut off. I need to check this. If I'm going to have chin hair and wrinkles, I at least want a discount.
ReplyDelete55 is the magic age!
DeleteSo pretty, you know how I love white!
ReplyDeleteTerrific find! I love the smell of stock. Wish I could find some locally!!
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