Portmeirion napkins, brand new with my favoruite flowers, sweet peas and lilacs:
A two cup pyrex measuring cup:
Cute little Corning casseroles that I think actually may have been part of child's play set:
And lastly a unique Dominion glass that I plan to use as a paper weight:
Do you know what it was originally was?
Cool stuff Rosanne! but I have no clue what the glass thing originally was I hope you share with us!!!
ReplyDeletenow that looks phallic...
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It originally was an insulator that was used on telephone poles.
ReplyDeleteAnother successful thrift hunt. The blue soon to be paper weight is an electrical insulator used on hydro , telegraph and telephone poles , in the olden days... they can be clear , green or blue. Worth around 10 to 12 dollars.
ReplyDeleteGreat finds Rosanne! I that an insulator... I think I seen them on my friend Chars blog!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous stuff! The Dominion glass piece is a glass insulator used on telegraph lines to help ground them. Very cool!
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