#thriftbreak

[plastolux]

#thriftbreak #heathceramic

[cyberhustlin-blog]

Ideally, you should be thrifting as long as you have the space for storage and when all previous hauls have been processed, cleaned and listed. You should pick up things that you are actually interested in so that you will be motivated in processing. The idea is to keep things out of your death money piles. ・・・・・・・・・・・・・・ #thriftedgoods #thriftty #thriftstorejunkie #thriftingthroughlife #thriftbox #thriftstorr #thriftingtoronto #thriftyhunter #thriftootd #thriftshopph #thriftbeautiful #thriftandthirst #thriftshopfind #ThriftyGal7 #thriftandsave #thriftscoretuesday #thriftjunkie #thriftremorsehappens #thriftthursday #thriftingmn #thriftstorebunny #thriftstoredecor #thriftit #thrifthunters #thriftbreak #thriftlovesell #thriftedhands #thriftedcostume #thriftys (at Value Village) https://www.instagram.com/p/B5nNEGYFK5W/?igshid=10kb83c1dltep

[sankofavintageboutique]

You know those people who go thrifting and find amazing vintage clothes and shoes for rock bottom prices? You can be that person. These tips will get you on your way to a fierce closet. ENJOY! 

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[superiorhumans]

Vintage Set of Six Coral Vera Neumann Napkin Rings

[houseworking]

Detective work is one of my favorite parts of buying and selling vintage. I found this oil painting at a shop this afternoon and couldn't pass it up. I love the unsettling, creeping dark cloud that is swelling just beyond the barn.

The painting is unsigned, and since it came from a junk shop I have no information about where it came from, except that the canvas board still has its manufacturer's label on the back. After a little bit of research, I found that Fulton's of Chicago & New York made canvas boards that were very popular among artists in the early 20th century, and stylistically it would be from around the 1920's-1940's. After spending a few hours going about my day, wondering what that cloud could be (a storm, an explosion), I suddenly remembered the Dust Bowl of the 1930's. I did some fairly quick research and found a few great collections of photos from the Great Plains in what was called the "dirty thirties". Many of them were of landscapes nearly identical to this image: large, swelling, dirty clouds rising from open fields. In some of the photographs the dust clouds look like a natural part of the landscape, like mountains or hills. So haunting and beautiful.

[typewright]

Strange things found while on #thriftbreak...

[plastolux]

I just want to thank the person who painted this large Jere Raindrops with a textured beige color, it blended in with the thrift store wall perfectly. Looks like I have some work to do. #thriftbreak #curtisjere #midcenturymodern https://www.instagram.com/p/Bn9_FfunA_6/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1ms1zyfq2u9y4

[roinla]

#thriftbreak finds of the day kidney shaped side table and fun tray #palmsprings #midcentury #MadeInSweden #BestBuyEver! (at Our Palm Springs Hideaway)

[flanman85-blog]

New York World's Fair 1964-1965 "The Triumph of Man" by the Traveler's Insurance Co. 7" 33-1/3 red record #thriftbreak find (Taken with instagram)

[houseworking]

Listing a couple of bundles of 50's National Geographics in the shop today. This article with photos of explosions is particularly good.

[typewright]

Pre-work vintage photo shoot. @shopvint #thriftbreak (at Minor Thread)

[plastolux]

Nice piece of pottery found on a thrift break today. Can’t make out the signature but dated 1979. #thrifting #thriftbreak #pottery #midcenturymodern https://www.instagram.com/p/Blt6MurFPyD/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=lkcq5h5vy03t

[roinla]

#AnchorHocking #chipanddip w/original box #thriftbreak $5.00 @ a #palmsprings #garagesale

[flanman85-blog]

Polaroid Spectra System SE with Quintic Lens. Shoots rectangle format film. Found in today's #thriftbreak (Taken with instagram)

[houseworking]

I found this incredible hand wrought silver and wood arrow spoon a few weekends ago. We were driving around an unfamiliar part of the state and came across a beautiful old farmhouse with a "barn sale" sign out front. In my dreams these giant, rambling barns are filled to their ceiling with falling-apart textiles and solid, timeless furniture; I'd have to hire a truck to haul all of the unbelievable treasures away. In real life there were a few lovely things -- a pair of kitchen knives with antlers for handles, an old woven belt or camera strap -- but most of the things were over priced and the person running the sale was pretty unfriendly.

The real treasure of the day was this spoon. It was covered in grime when I bought it, and though a bit of it still remains, the silver cleaned up well and revealed some really wonderful details. There's a stamp on the back of the handle that reads 'HAND WROUGHT'. Beautiful.

The spoon is the shop now. you can find it for sale right here.

*The round ceramic coaster nearby is by Mondays, purchased at Joinery in Brooklyn. We've got a pair and keep wishing we'd gotten more than one set.