May is the month of graduations, so I thought I would tell you a little graduation story. My Dad graduated from high school in 1931; and as ...

Last week I posted about my Victorian milk glass Easter eggs, so now I would like to show you a little more of my vintage Easter stuff. Seve...

Below is my small collection of Victorian milk glass Easter eggs. Two of them were my great grandmother's; the other two were just accu...

I'm usually on the lookout for 19th century brown transferware, but I'll occasionally buy 20th century pieces if they are inexpensiv...

I have been looking at these four antique apothecary jars for about two years. They have been at a local antique mall for so long, but NOW...

As a child I was so thrilled when I learned to read. My Mother always read a lot; so I figured you were all grown up when you could read b...

When my husband, Bob, was growing up; he began working in his family's grocery store at age 6 sorting potatoes and candling eggs. He has...

I have set up my gate-leg table in the living room for coffee for two. Included is a vintage electric coffee percolator in china with match...

Suzanne at Colorado Lady is hosting Vintage Thingies Thursday once again. Stop by her blog to check out all of the participants of this fun...

What fun it is to participate in two Thursday parties this week . First, be sure to check out Susan at Between Naps on the Porch for all o...

Thanks to Suzanne of Colorado Lady for hosting Vintage Thingies Thursday once again. Be sure to stop by her blog for a list of those parti...

It is time for Vintage Thingies Thursday again, a fun event hosted by Suzanne at Colorado Lady . Be sure to check out her blog to find a l...

Thanks to Suzanne at Colorado Lady for hosting Vintage Thingies Thursday. Stop by her blog for a list of the participants so that you can...