Love the hardware...I would repurpose them for tea towel holders...I collect vintage embroidered tea towels....they would look perfect hanging from those. 🤗 Couldn't you hear me shouting "buy the Lennon Sisters booklet!"... I grew up listening to them on Lawrence Welk ...it's what my parents watched so us kids did too. Thanks for sharing! 🙋♀️
@5:43, my grandmother had a red Cross apron, like the hat. She wrapped bandages during the war and had to wear an apron like that. We didn't know what to do with it, so we donated it to her small town museum.
I believe the nursing cap is circa WWI. They wore the longer handkerchief style cap. By WWII the caps were heavily starched and folded without any long back drape. In the beginning all nursing caps were simply handkerchiefs, folded differently to signify the school of nursing you graduated from. As aseptic technique and sterilization became a factor, hair could not touch the collar and the cap was shorter than the back hairline. Great find and good resale value if it’s authentic, which it appears to be. 🌹
I do enjoy your videos, you are wholesome, kind to those you meet, you flea market shopping is share d allowing us to shop with you, your street shots include homes, scenery,cars, etc.,it gives one the feeling of shopping with you and you speak to us when you shop. Wonderful site. Feels like you share friendship through the tube. Blessings.
The black panther was a prize won from playing a game at a carnival or fair. I remember them from the 60's to the 70's, but they probably go back to the 50's. The TV lamps were made in that style in the 50's. The punch is a train conductors ticket punch. It was worn around the index finger and pressed down with the thumb. It can be used with the right or left hand. It saved wear and tear on the wrist that a regular punch would do.
We even noticed that with yardsale in our area. Some dont start until 9 or 10 . I grew up with 7 am yardsale which we would early bird by 6:30. Times are changing. But I think I would plan go early then grab a coffee and do a second run lol.
Great finds, I love that toothbrush holder, can't imagine why so many people passed it by. Enjoy the way you review your finds at the end as so many TH-camrs resllers just grab stuff to sell while it is plain to see you enjoy the item's even if they are not for your collections and you sell them down the road.
For me personally, it is important to enjoy what I purchase. I see it as this: I'm taking the time to clean the item, research what it is, bring it to the flea market or take pictures to resell online so I want to like what I'm spending all this time on.
$3 for those pumkins was a steal! I love the drawer pulls so pretty and the toothbrush holder is a great find too. All in all you found some really cool things. Thank you so much for sharing x
Are sure the panther that you are talking is not Penn St. Lion or the Jaguar symbol for the Car Company!!!!!! The Pulls or Handles where you are from, (example some places in the USA call it soda others call it pop), seem to have very long bolts to tighten them up by means the wood would be very thick so they are not the type for normal dressers or cabinets but for Doors/ drawers on built in cabinets/wardrobe...... As for Bird Friend to be... is to put out a few shinny pennies in a nailed down pie tin (high up) with a few seeds and few pieces of barely cook meat nearly raw, bread and watch him come by!!!!!!!!!!
The pumpkins are so cute! The nurse’s head cover could be from the Vietnam war also. Did you ever see the show, China Beach? It was fantastic!I think I remember the nurses wearing those head coverings.
Our vintage peach colored subway tile bathroom has the toothbrush holder and cup holder in one and a few inches over is the soap dish above the sink. I hate displaying our toothbrushes and don't use bar soap at sink so I had my husband cut me a piece of vintage slate to go across both of them for a shelf. Worked perfect. Pumpkins would look cute with a potted plant in them in October until Halloween.
apostlewoody I would have to agree with you. It’s small enough to hit perfectly in the hand. I was thinking maybe to punch train tickets. He would of walked from car to car asking for tickets, then punching.
Great vlog. Loved those mini mannequins, retro tooth brush holder, vintage nurse cap n the handles. We've upcycled drawers n put mismatched handles on them n they ended up looking really cool. Now I don't want any of our handles to match >.
bcoolfool 101 I wish I could find a pull for a vintage hutch I have! I haven’t had an luck, the front is curved slightly. I even considered using rope but it does not really go with the style.
I'm also a big picker, trouble is I focus on everything you can think of, I always look for the items I can't find on the internet...Hello again from Wilkes-Barre..
Good video. I would have bought the pen and pencil set in the green holder. I would have bought the jack o lanterns also for $3. Why didn't you ask him how much the whole box of bottle openers was? There might have been some old Drink Coke Cola, Hires Root Beer, Moxie or some other type of soda pop advertisments in there.
I probably would have paid $20 max for them, as I am keeping them for myself. They feel more like a concrete statue, versus clay. No makers mark - only saying to use votive candles and Made in USA.
At 7:15 I just learned those are furniture coasters. Like for legs, wheels to sit on. I guess to protect the floor. I've seen brown, green and clear. Now white lol. Great vid!!
I would guess pumpkins from 50's since USA made. Drawer pulls were lovely. Great buys Rene. I haven't forgotten yours items. Just need to go through some things to find them.
Those Michelin and Esso figures are really neat...I'd pick those guys up! That toothbrush holder is a nice 30's bathroom piece, but the worst place to hang a toothbrush, a breeding ground for nasty critters!
Hey Renee - Loved the video! At 4:56, the Lennon Sisters were very popular (famous?) girls who sang on the Lawrence Welk Show in the 50's. At 5:42, I'm thinking that the nurses cap couldn't possibly be any newer than World War I. They were definitely not so fussy in later wars. They had to be dressed to go-o-o-o!! The pumpkin family is great and I look forward to a Halloween tour in a few months.
Thanks for the birds eye view of the flea market, its cool, I look for stuff I would buy. Today I'm repairing a transmission on a rear tine rototiller I picked. $10 dollars becomes $300....
@@shakeme3290 I did a rebuild and sold a sold a troy bilt pony in April. On this mtd it was the gear selector switch and broken woodruff keys. I welded new pins on the selector forks and made new keys to save from buying parts
I kept flip flopping on different channels but I kept coming back to you lol. Love all your vintage finds. Would love to see a future home tour. New fan from Texas!
Could you hear me yelling at the screen to get those Jack-o-lanterns? I love them! Never seen them before though. I am a member of several vintage Halloween groups on Facebook and have never seen any posted like them, so was thinking maybe they're newer, but being marked made in USA they could be older. Either way they are the coolest! I cant wait to see how you display them! TFS Renee!
You have a really good eye for smalls. $7 to enter 2 swap meets. Bought a 50's Ford truck glove box door and a tag off a Seeburg jukebox for $3 total. There were no oil cans for sale at the auto swap! Thanks American Pickers.
Wow 3$ for all 3 pumpkins ..that was the deal of the year ..you know their worth alot more then that .. good job ..the nurse scarf that you bought is probably fron the 20s or 30a I think.. did you ephemera paper you where looking at ? You got some cool things today ..i love going to the flea market...ok well thanks for sharing ..😉💖
Loved your video...I actually watched it at my flea market I go to every Tuesday. Flea Markets have changed today from what they used to be I think because people don’t sell as well as they used to which causes less people to go to buy. eBay has really changed everything I believe. I had a wife that collected tooth brush holders, the figurine type, some can be worth a LOT of money. Interesting but she bought more then a few from people that thought they were fish tank ornaments Not much demand for the wall mounted ones, yours is missing the mount that attaches to the wall and holds the holder. This affects it a drastically in my opinion The punch is for punching tickets like on trains or sporting events. Kind of neat. I think the Shriner piece is a license plate topper, pretty good find. Nurse cap is really good too If the esso figure was real would be worth some bucks but I’m betting it was fake. Well got to get, going to the auction, see some good stuff 😉
The Esso figures seemed in too good of shape to be real, but the seller did have a large oil collection. eBay has changed everything, in some bad ways but also in some good. Good aspect it allows for people that find things in NJ to sell them to someone out in California or even across the big pond. Does make it hard sometimes to buy at the right price when you hear the good ol' "On eBay that sells for...."
Paper and Moose I know what you mean, around here the Goodwill stores on some of their items print out a copy of a similar on eBay to show what it is worth. Only thing is most time it isn’t a completed auction or not the same Just now at the auction I’m at there was a US paratrooper switchblade Knife , woman tells me on eBay they sell for $120...I pointed eBay rules prohibit selling switchblades and PayPal will freeze your account for 10 days if they catch you ,( don’t ask me how I know) In any case I got it for $28 and a better switchblade for $25 so I was happy I’ve been on EBay for over 20 years, I love that it allows me to do what I do but hate how it has changed so much
I thought that 77 was a firefighter's helmet badge. The panther brings back memories, I found one just like that the first time I went garbage picking as a kid. It was a house clean out across the street from aunt and uncle and the landlord let my brother and me go through all the stuff the people left in the house. I was hooked, we had so much fun and found lots of cool things. Here I am many, many years later still having fun going through trash.
Hi, love your cool finds! May I ask how much did you pay for the nurses cap. It looks very old. Is it still cold where you are? It's burning up hot here in central Alabama.
Oh wow! My jaw hit the floor when you said you only paid $3 for those pumpkins! Those are great! I have a lot of the vintage blow molds, but I have never seen those style before either.
I absolutely love the jadeit brush holder, very collectable. I've used vintage drawer pulls as towel holders. Great items, as always. With all of your Halloween decor I'm wondering, do you get trick or treaters?
The ledge above the toothbrush holes holds the toothpaste, my grandma and grandpa lived in an Oklahoma farmhouse and had a light blue one in their bathroom! Thanks for the memory ;)
I love the pumpkins, that’s a very great find, and I love the nurses cap, I’ll bet the nurse who wore it saw a lot of things go on. The drawer pulls are awesome, they’re so pretty. Great scores!
I heard about you from taco stacks. Now I'm addicted to your channel. lol
Same 😄
Love the hardware...I would repurpose them for tea towel holders...I collect vintage embroidered tea towels....they would look perfect hanging from those. 🤗 Couldn't you hear me shouting "buy the Lennon Sisters booklet!"... I grew up listening to them on Lawrence Welk ...it's what my parents watched so us kids did too. Thanks for sharing! 🙋♀️
That was fun....good prices
Patty
Thumbs up on the pumpkins!!
@5:43, my grandmother had a red Cross apron, like the hat. She wrapped bandages during the war and had to wear an apron like that. We didn't know what to do with it, so we donated it to her small town museum.
I believe the nursing cap is circa WWI. They wore the longer handkerchief style cap. By WWII the caps were heavily starched and folded without any long back drape. In the beginning all nursing caps were simply handkerchiefs, folded differently to signify the school of nursing you graduated from.
As aseptic technique and sterilization became a factor, hair could not touch the collar and the cap was shorter than the back hairline.
Great find and good resale value if it’s authentic, which it appears to be. 🌹
Thank you for the detailed info!
The punch might be for train tickets?
Pumpkins, made in USA, good chance of being older. Very nice!
Thought I saw a blow mold in a box... nope it was a fire extinguisher... -___-
You had me nervous for a minute thinking I passed by a blow mold!
@@PaperandMoose you two read each others co.ments. Cool.
I do enjoy your videos, you are wholesome, kind to those you meet, you flea market shopping is share d allowing us to shop with you, your street shots include homes, scenery,cars, etc.,it gives one the feeling of shopping with you and you speak to us when you shop. Wonderful site. Feels like you share friendship through the tube. Blessings.
Thank you Diana and thank you for watching! Glad that you enjoy the channel!
The black panther was a prize won from playing a game at a carnival or fair. I remember them from the 60's to the 70's, but they probably go back to the 50's. The TV lamps were made in that style in the 50's.
The punch is a train conductors ticket punch. It was worn around the index finger and pressed down with the thumb. It can be used with the right or left hand. It saved wear and tear on the wrist that a regular punch would do.
Lots of fun...love everything you found.....
I love the pumpkins! Definitely vintage, I would have picked them up in a heartbeat. Great find!
$3 for those pumpkins! My jaw literally just dropped. WOW.
The pumpkins are amazing!!!
Those pumpkins are everything! Nice job! 🎃
Love the nurse head scraf
Dogs claw cutters
Pumpkins were the best find yet !!!
Black panther
Loved the pumpkins and the dress form mannequins.
Im not being weird or anything, lol, but I must say.........you have a great personality. Your kindness shines bright!
Thank you for the kind compliment!
Your welcome
$3.00 for the pumpkins ! What a score !
12.58 min , panther
We even noticed that with yardsale in our area. Some dont start until 9 or 10 . I grew up with 7 am yardsale which we would early bird by 6:30. Times are changing. But I think I would plan go early then grab a coffee and do a second run lol.
That's what I do. I will walk around the market probably at least 3 times, so there for around 2-3 hours.
like it
Great finds, I love that toothbrush holder, can't imagine why so many people passed it by. Enjoy the way you review your finds at the end as so many TH-camrs resllers just grab stuff to sell while it is plain to see you enjoy the item's even if they are not for your collections and you sell them down the road.
For me personally, it is important to enjoy what I purchase. I see it as this: I'm taking the time to clean the item, research what it is, bring it to the flea market or take pictures to resell online so I want to like what I'm spending all this time on.
A ticket punch?
That was fun.
Great video. Thank you x
I like the horse brasses!
Black panther lol. ❤️ love the nurse cap .another nice hall again. ❤️
little dumpling jack-o-latern on ebay $35
Love the little dumplings Renee! You are my favorite channel to watch! You bring me great joy! Shelley
Wow, 3 Pumpkins 4 3 Bucks!😳
That fog reminds me of our San Francisco summer...June-July climate!
Jack-o'-lanterns are crazy cool. Hoping you pick him up I love Halloween
The Lennon sisters sang on the Arthur Godfrey or Lawrence Welk show. Very popular in latev40's early 50's.
$3 for those pumkins was a steal! I love the drawer pulls so pretty and the toothbrush holder is a great find too. All in all you found some really cool things. Thank you so much for sharing x
I would agree on nursing cap, pre WWII, a little research should help you narrow it down.
Wow! Only 3 buckeroos for that great pumpkin and its dumplin's...I love them!
The black panther is Redware. There are collectors of Redware. (Made of red clay) I like the Victorian dresser pulls.
Think the pumpkins are pre-plastic era. I remember them from 40-50 years ago.
I like how you said the Lennon sisters. Like who was that? They were. On the Lawrence Well. Show.
They will look good on an antique dresser and all the drawers of different pulls on them
Are sure the panther that you are talking is not Penn St. Lion or the Jaguar symbol for the Car Company!!!!!! The Pulls or Handles where you are from, (example some places in the USA call it soda others call it pop), seem to have very long bolts to tighten them up by means the wood would be very thick so they are not the type for normal dressers or cabinets but for Doors/ drawers on built in cabinets/wardrobe...... As for Bird Friend to be... is to put out a few shinny pennies in a nailed down pie tin (high up) with a few seeds and few pieces of barely cook meat nearly raw, bread and watch him come by!!!!!!!!!!
I often wonder how you get all your buys back to your car when it’s parked quite far away
The pumpkins are fabulous! I thought you would have paid around $50 for them. I won one of those panthers at a carnival as a child in the late 50s.
Like watching your adventures and what you find so interested and was wondering if you’ve ever thought of a bottle tree outside your house?
I knew you’d purchase those pumpkins. 🧡 nice flea market fines! ~ Texas
The pumpkins are so cute! The nurse’s head cover could be from the Vietnam war also. Did you ever see the show, China Beach? It was fantastic!I think I remember the nurses wearing those head coverings.
Love love love your pumpkins! What a bargin!
Our vintage peach colored subway tile bathroom has the toothbrush holder and cup holder in one and a few inches over is the soap dish above the sink. I hate displaying our toothbrushes and don't use bar soap at sink so I had my husband cut me a piece of vintage slate to go across both of them for a shelf. Worked perfect. Pumpkins would look cute with a potted plant in them in October until Halloween.
I love the panther and pumpkins cute to! 🐱😍🐺
Use nurses hat to go with those vintage outfits you found in trash from the giving house.
The pumpkins are adorable. What a deal!
Couldn't pass them up!
I think that's a ticket punch
That market is m ore interesting than the ones in my area. . Thanks for sharing
apostlewoody I would have to agree with you. It’s small enough to hit perfectly in the hand. I was thinking maybe to punch train tickets. He would of walked from car to car asking for tickets, then punching.
Great vlog. Loved those mini mannequins, retro tooth brush holder, vintage nurse cap n the handles. We've upcycled drawers n put mismatched handles on them n they ended up looking really cool. Now I don't want any of our handles to match >.
bcoolfool 101 I wish I could find a pull for a vintage hutch I have! I haven’t had an luck, the front is curved slightly. I even considered using rope but it does not really go with the style.
Be still my heart with that drawer hardware. I have a ton of it to use in art projects.
I'm also a big picker, trouble is I focus on everything you can think of, I always look for the items I can't find on the internet...Hello again from Wilkes-Barre..
Often times the items you can't find on the internet are the best items to find!
Take those individual wrapped baby wipes in your pocket to use after handling rusty stuff. :)
I keep some in my purse and in my car :0)
You should start a vintage halloween decor consultancy!!!
"How to make just about anything that's old into Halloween decor"... wonder if it would catch on??
@@PaperandMoose yep.....
Love the antique pulls. Was glad to see you purchased them:) The jack-o-lanterns are sweet!
Good video.
I would have bought the pen and pencil set in the green holder.
I would have bought the jack o lanterns also for $3.
Why didn't you ask him how much the whole box of bottle openers was? There might have been some old Drink Coke Cola, Hires Root Beer, Moxie or some other type of soda pop advertisments in there.
For the bottle openers, they were mostly all beer advertisements and none of decent re-sell brands. Can't go wrong with $3 pumpkins!
What was the max you were
willing to pay for those three pumpkins? Are they clay? Can you tell what color? Any makers mark?
I probably would have paid $20 max for them, as I am keeping them for myself. They feel more like a concrete statue, versus clay. No makers mark - only saying to use votive candles and Made in USA.
At 7:15 I just learned those are furniture coasters. Like for legs, wheels to sit on. I guess to protect the floor. I've seen brown, green and clear. Now white lol. Great vid!!
So that's what they were! Good eye!
You could train that crow to BRING YOU lots of shiny, pretty things that he finds...
just wondering if you sell on ebay or etsy and if so what is your "store".
I would guess pumpkins from 50's since USA made. Drawer pulls were lovely. Great buys Rene. I haven't forgotten yours items. Just need to go through some things to find them.
Any idea what they wanted for the large esso drip statue?
No, I forgot to look. I think they may have been reproductions, but wasn't sure as the seller had a great variety of vintage oil cans.
Love the pumpkins but I love the Red Cross head cover better, great find. I can’t wait to see your place come Halloween.
Those Michelin and Esso figures are really neat...I'd pick those guys up! That toothbrush holder is a nice 30's bathroom piece, but the worst place to hang a toothbrush, a breeding ground for nasty critters!
Hopefully it can be re-purposed!
A display rack for a collection of vintage toothbrushes?
You got such fun finds! Loved the pumpkins and drawer pulls.
Hey Renee - Loved the video! At 4:56, the Lennon Sisters were very popular (famous?) girls who sang on the Lawrence Welk Show in the 50's. At 5:42, I'm thinking that the nurses cap couldn't possibly be any newer than World War I. They were definitely not so fussy in later wars. They had to be dressed to go-o-o-o!! The pumpkin family is great and I look forward to a Halloween tour in a few months.
Fall is right around the corner! I do enjoy summer, but I so enjoy having out all of my fall/Halloween decor.
Loved the video. Ill bet those pumpkins are probably from the 50s. Especially since they say made in USA! They are rather unique. Good find.
"use votive candle", I think they have to be 70's. Let us know.
Thanks for the birds eye view of the flea market, its cool, I look for stuff I would buy. Today I'm repairing a transmission on a rear tine rototiller I picked. $10 dollars becomes $300....
Make a video Bill. My rear tine transmission doesn’t want to stay engaged. Troy Bilt horse, the old one
@@shakeme3290 I did a rebuild and sold a sold a troy bilt pony in April. On this mtd it was the gear selector switch and broken woodruff keys. I welded new pins on the selector forks and made new keys to save from buying parts
I kept flip flopping on different channels but I kept coming back to you lol. Love all your vintage finds. Would love to see a future home tour. New fan from Texas!
Thanks for stopping by! Glad you are enjoying the channel!
So happy you didn't leave the pumpkins behind🎃 Great find! Name of the flea market?
If you want the crow to be your friend, all you have to do is feed him, then he will be your friend for Life : )
The Lennon sisters were a famous singing group from the 60's era and on on look them up
The Shriners plate may be a license plate topper.
Could you hear me yelling at the screen to get those Jack-o-lanterns? I love them! Never seen them before though. I am a member of several vintage Halloween groups on Facebook and have never seen any posted like them, so was thinking maybe they're newer, but being marked made in USA they could be older. Either way they are the coolest! I cant wait to see how you display them! TFS Renee!
Those boots are amazing and for $5, even better!!!
You have a really good eye for smalls. $7 to enter 2 swap meets. Bought a 50's Ford truck glove box door and a tag off a Seeburg jukebox for $3 total. There were no oil cans for sale at the auto swap! Thanks American Pickers.
Halloween is my favorite holiday and those pumpkins are amazing. $3.00 for all omg!!
Wow 3$ for all 3 pumpkins ..that was the deal of the year ..you know their worth alot more then that .. good job ..the nurse scarf that you bought is probably fron the 20s or 30a I think.. did you ephemera paper you where looking at ? You got some cool things today ..i love going to the flea market...ok well thanks for sharing ..😉💖
Loved your video...I actually watched it at my flea market I go to every Tuesday.
Flea Markets have changed today from what they used to be I think because people don’t sell as well as they used to which causes less people to go to buy.
eBay has really changed everything I believe.
I had a wife that collected tooth brush holders, the figurine type, some can be worth a LOT of money.
Interesting but she bought more then a few from people that thought they were fish tank ornaments
Not much demand for the wall mounted ones, yours is missing the mount that attaches to the wall and holds the holder. This affects it a drastically in my opinion
The punch is for punching tickets like on trains or sporting events. Kind of neat.
I think the Shriner piece is a license plate topper, pretty good find.
Nurse cap is really good too
If the esso figure was real would be worth some bucks but I’m betting it was fake.
Well got to get, going to the auction, see some good stuff 😉
The Esso figures seemed in too good of shape to be real, but the seller did have a large oil collection. eBay has changed everything, in some bad ways but also in some good. Good aspect it allows for people that find things in NJ to sell them to someone out in California or even across the big pond. Does make it hard sometimes to buy at the right price when you hear the good ol' "On eBay that sells for...."
Paper and Moose I know what you mean, around here the Goodwill stores on some of their items print out a copy of a similar on eBay to show what it is worth.
Only thing is most time it isn’t a completed auction or not the same
Just now at the auction I’m at there was a US paratrooper switchblade Knife , woman tells me on eBay they sell for $120...I pointed eBay rules prohibit selling switchblades and PayPal will freeze your account for 10 days if they catch you ,( don’t ask me how I know)
In any case I got it for $28 and a better switchblade for $25 so I was happy
I’ve been on EBay for over 20 years, I love that it allows me to do what I do but hate how it has changed so much
I thought that 77 was a firefighter's helmet badge. The panther brings back memories, I found one just like that the first time I went garbage picking as a kid. It was a house clean out across the street from aunt and uncle and the landlord let my brother and me go through all the stuff the people left in the house. I was hooked, we had so much fun and found lots of cool things. Here I am many, many years later still having fun going through trash.
I don't think trash picking every really leaves you. Once you know that people put out amazing stuff for garbage day, you are hooked!
The punch I'm guessing is some sort of ticket punch. Maybe train or theater. IDK. You are doing a great job on you channel!
That seems to be the consensus on the punch!
Hi, love your cool finds! May I ask how much did you pay for the nurses cap. It looks very old. Is it still cold where you are? It's burning up hot here in central Alabama.
$10 for the nurse cap. Weather here is starting to remain on the warm side, looks like 80s for the week. Not as warm as Alabama!
Oh wow! My jaw hit the floor when you said you only paid $3 for those pumpkins! Those are great! I have a lot of the vintage blow molds, but I have never seen those style before either.
Love your haul!!! I am a sucker for vintage Halloween....those pumpkins are great!!!!
I absolutely love the jadeit brush holder, very collectable. I've used vintage drawer pulls as towel holders. Great items, as always.
With all of your Halloween decor I'm wondering, do you get trick or treaters?
Great idea Kitty, on towel holders, I never would have thought of that! Now I have something else to shop for.😄
Very good idea on using the pulls for towel holders! No, trick or treating has declined a lot in my area. So, not so many kids to put out candy for.
Enjoying the diversity in your channel....”What’s Next”!!!!....
The ledge above the toothbrush holes holds the toothpaste, my grandma and grandpa lived in an Oklahoma farmhouse and had a light blue one in their bathroom! Thanks for the memory ;)
It's harder to find toothbrushes to fit those holes nowadays. I had a nice counter top holder and ran into that issue.
Didn't think about that but so true. I'm hoping it can be re-purposed!
I love the drawer pulls. They'd look awesome on an old repurposed dresser, even though they're each different. I like that eclectic look.
You scored again! I would have given $10
I love the pumpkins, that’s a very great find, and I love the nurses cap, I’ll bet the nurse who wore it saw a lot of things go on. The drawer pulls are awesome, they’re so pretty. Great scores!
When you have a weekly flea market,. You don't have a good buying crowd. Many times it's the same dealers with the same stuff.