One of my favorite 1940's piece is my green bread box from England. I searched high and low for it and when I found it on eBay, I snatched it up quick! It was shipped to me straight from England.
I love antique ball mason jars as well. I am very picky about size and condition. I will only buy jars that have the original zinc lid with the milk glass still attached. I have been using my mason jars as canisters for several years now. I don't recommend it if you are not one to bake. They do not keep the food fresh over long periods of time. I cook and bake a lot so the food in these jars is never there very long. Ü
This green table was given to me by a friend. I'm not sure how old it is but it seems to match OK and I love it!
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I love it all!! I only have two mason jars with zinc lids... some of my favorite items:-) And the bread box... ahhhhhh, it's perfect!!! I adore it all!!
Oh I love your collection!
Oh, I love your Gingers! I'll have to tell my friend, Noelle. The banner is so sweet!
Cool table, too! What a nice gift.
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Hi! My friend Holly told me about your kitchen:) I collect gingerbreads as well and have quite a bit in my kitchen. Feel free to look back through my Dec. posts to see them:)
Noelle*
Oh...I like it! I like that it looks "antiquish" yet modern, too. Thanks for visiting my blog and for following! I'm following you now! :) Happy weekend to you!
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