I polished it up with brasso & the kitchen door wide open (whewwww!) - a sticker on the bottom of the bowl says its solid brass (its big, like 8 inches across)..this is my second pedestal bowl thing...what are they for? What do they
do? I will have to start watching for them on the blogs to see...
Second largest Cinderella bowl (it was placed on the shelf while I was shopping!) and a small square hammered aluminum tray...I don't have one like it yet!
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My Pyrex collection is destined to outgrown my stubby shelves...then what?
yup...one more vase...
***after seeing this photo, I flipped the lids on my brown refrigerator dishes (and removed my blistex)
brass piece is gorgeous!! pot some succulents in it!
ReplyDeleteAll of those pyrexes? Martha Stewart is going to be quite envious. They do seem to be abundant...but you got all the good ones. I really enjoy coming here to see what great things you pick up during your thrifting.
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Ah man! You're so good at finding cool stuff! I must just go to places that are already picked over...
ReplyDeleteLove the brass bowl!
if you don't know what to do with some of whole pyrex bowls, I'll take them off your hands :P
ReplyDeleteseriously, email me any time :)
PS. or open an etsy shop, I'll be your #1 customer :)
ReplyDeleteThat brass piece is stunning!!
ReplyDeleteOh, you know I love me brass. Prop it on some large art books, on a coffee table and throw some loose things in there and you're good to go! My heart still races every time I see your pyrex collection. All those sweet oranges and blues. Love.
ReplyDeleteYou should definitely open an Etsy shop. You already have a huge inventory that is catalogued. It wouldn't be too cumbersome.
ReplyDeleteLove the brass pedestal bowl! I have a similar one (without the graceful aging unfortunately) I bought from HomeSense, and I use it as a fruit bowl. With green and red apples or yellow & green citrus in it will make it a nice kitchen decor item.
ReplyDeleteLove the brass bowl - definitely use it to hold flowers - it was all over Style at Home! Check out the look here:
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your pyrex collection makes my heart smile!
ReplyDeleteYou should definitely open an Etsy shop. You already have a huge inventory that is catalogued. It wouldn't be too cumbersome.
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