Every time I visit my favorite thrift store I can find some kind of treasure; whether it is in the household section or the clothing section. I love that about the store! Here are some recent household finds that came home with me.
This original serigraph signed by artist Simon Tashimoto may have some real value. I'll be researching its value before selling it.
My newest Virgin Mary is now hanging over my desk. So lovely. I believe she has a nice Art Deco look.
I actually rescued this framed cross stitch piece from the catholic church garage sale last weekend. It was marked $2 but I got it in the Fill Your Box (to overflowing) for $10. When I came home and counted, I had 40 items/$10. I'm a sucker for vintage needlework.
I have it on my (overflowing and very crowded) desk so I doubt I'll use it as a jewelry box. So fabulous!
This original serigraph signed by artist Simon Tashimoto may have some real value. I'll be researching its value before selling it.
My newest Virgin Mary is now hanging over my desk. So lovely. I believe she has a nice Art Deco look.
I actually rescued this framed cross stitch piece from the catholic church garage sale last weekend. It was marked $2 but I got it in the Fill Your Box (to overflowing) for $10. When I came home and counted, I had 40 items/$10. I'm a sucker for vintage needlework.
I love this box all the way to the moon and back.
I'm pretty sure this is an original painting. So fun and spirited! No way I could resist it!
My son collects Frankoma pottery which was originally made from Oklahoma red clay.
I found this little bean pot for $5 for him.
Treasures Abound! :-)
Have a Creative Day Y'All!
I love the variety of things you found, and even more, the beautiful shape they are in. That is a fabulous bean pot for your son. The painting above it appears very 1940s, or early 1950s. It might just be in the style of, but I like it, too. Everything was so inexpensive, and such a treasure.
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