Milk glass reminds me of my childhood. I can't pinpoint the memories, I just feel them. I have been searching for pieces in thrift shops and garage sales and have decided not to pay more than a few dollars on each piece. So far I haven't spent more than $2.00 on Fenton, Westmoreland, Hazel Atlas and Indiana milk glass pieces. I like the snowy white milk glass and I am partial to hobnail.
Just recently I found this Fenton candy dish at a garage sale for $2.00 - couldn't resist it.
And I found this sweet Fenton perfume bottle vase (1930's) for only $.99 at the Salvation Army thrift store:
I also found 8 more Hazel Atlas candy dishes at various thrift stores to add to one that was my mother's. I would like 3 more! I use them as salad/fruit bowls and I paid between $.39 - $.79 for each:
This is a sweet Indiana Glass Grape Harvest candlestick that I bought yesterday for $.99:
I'm not sure when to stop buying milk glass - haha - any suggestions??
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4 hours ago
I collect milk glass too. I really love the 8 matching bowls you found!!
ReplyDeleteI also collect milk glass and I love it!!! Hard to resist and it is usually at such reasonable prices. Love the matching bowls! I will be doing a post this Thursday on my Milk Glass, stop by if you have a chance.
ReplyDeleteLinda @ A La Carte
I love milkglass, too. I like to change thinks up very often & milkglass is so versatile, it always fits in.
ReplyDeleteI love the white milk glass. I adore those salad/fruit dishes. You got some great finds there Patti. AWESOME prices too. Be blessed. Cindy
ReplyDeleteThese are amazing, lucky you!
ReplyDeleteI haven't found any lately in garage sales.
They are my passion!
Passion of Milkglass, collecting.
I have been slowing picking up milk glass as well. It is inexpensive and it just looks so pretty with any decor. Love the bowls.
ReplyDeleteYou have the best collection of milk glass. My mother has some pieces but can you believe it is something that I don't collect (yet). Seeing all these great collections while blogging is really dangerous...makes me want to start new collections.
ReplyDeleteJane
Very pretty. Love that candy dish. I see milk glass as being such a great decor addition that goes season to season. How do you know if an item is milk glass?
ReplyDeleteI'm partial to milkglass to! My first piece was one filled with bubble bath when I was little. It is hobnail,I use if as a vase. You've scored some great ones!! Love them
ReplyDelete*hugs*deb
Patti,
ReplyDeleteAwesome finds...love that perfume bottle! Get beat those prices! Hope you are having a FUN time at NTT!
Blessings,
Linda
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I never had the intention to collect Milk glass, but I have several pieces. I find mine at yard sales and Goodwill. When I find them they are so pretty I can't pass them up.LOL
ReplyDeletewhat fantastic finds! thanks for checking mine out, too, and for stopping by the cape on the corner.
ReplyDeleteStopping over from NTT...Congrats on your feature!!! I love your attitude for antiques:)
ReplyDeleteI would l-o-ve it if you would stop by Shop Your House Wednesday next week at Dirty Hands, Beautiful Life