Okay...my finds: purchased the sunflower casserole dish for $10 (yay!), the fridgies were $2 each, the blue horizon 1 1/2 pt bowl was $4, the amish butterprint pieces were a steal...all three for $10 (!!!), the striped nesting bowl set was $20 (very exciting), and finally the small green pixie casserole was $3. I am not sure what the aqua casserole underneath it is, but I bought it because I already had two of them at home and I loooove the color. And it was only $2!!! I love good bargains. :)
Now, I did not buy this at the antique festival, but I bought it at an antique store on the way home. It is a vintage Le Creuset "flame" colored pot! Bought it for $24! I was very excited about it. This is my first Le Creuset piece and now I am hooked.
So, this is just part of my Pyrex collection. I seem to have a few pieces stuffed here and there but I thought this display on top of my yard sale cabinet looked pretty cute. Can you tell I love the bright Pyrex colors? :)
Yes! Proof that Pyrex is stuffed everywhere. LOL. I didn't have anywhere to put these, so I stuck them up here. I love the aqua and the pink together. ---As long as they don't fall on my head. : P
Thanks for looking at my finds! What have you found lately that you were excited about?
Great Pyrex deals!!! I have it tucked in here and there too, it's just something you do when you are a Pyrex-a-holic! :)
ReplyDeleteJust stumbled upon your blog while looking up the gemco chopper I found at a thrift store in Cambridge MA...only mine was 2.99, not 50 cents! Very impressed with your collecting and bargain-hunting skills...and with your corgi!
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I love finding Le Creuset at the thrift too, and have become a bit of a collector... Hope you'll stop by my blog sometime and check out my LC finds. I think I have the same sauce pot as you in white: http://sixballoons.blogspot.com/2010/08/vintage-le-creuset-saucepot.html
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