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Come see easy ways of styling thrifted decor in thrifted goodies volume 11!

My thrifting game has been strong over the past month and these finds are so good. Old things have been plentiful lately and the pricing on them has been crazy low. I’ve said it a million times but you just never know what you are going to find on any given day! It truly is the thrill of the hunt that keeps me going week after week. I’m super excited to show you what I’ve found recently, why I picked each piece and how I have my ‘new’ finds styled in my home. Come join me and a few friends for thrifted goodies volume 11!

This post contains affiliate links. That simply means I earn a small commission on any clicked links at no cost to you. As an Amazon Associate, I earn on qualifying purchases. You can read my full privacy policy and disclosures here. Thank you for supporting my small business!

If you are new here, I’m Rachel, the writer and content creator here at The Antiqued Journey. I’m so happy to have you! I encourage you to stop by the ‘about me’ page to get to know me a little more. Here on the blog, you will find loads of inspiration for decorating with vintage and antique decor, simple DIY crafts and many thrifting adventures. If that interests you, I invite you to sign up for my e-mail. You will receive a free digital download as a thank you!

Follow Along with The Antiqued Journey

PIN IT FOR LATER!

a vintage thrifted barn painting displayed with vintage dishes

You are in for a treat today because, once again, we are bringing you triple the thrifting! I am so happy to have you back for our monthly thrifting series here on the blog. This month, we’ve invited Jennifer from Cottage on Bunker Hill to join in the fun. Together, the three of us are bringing you three different thrift posts and ways to use thrifted decor in your home. Below, you will find links to both of their posts. Head over to their blogs as well and say hello! You may find just the thing you were looking for.

My friend and partner in this series, MaryJo from Master’pieces’ of my Life, is sharing herΒ amazingΒ collection of vintage and thrifted salt and pepper shakers. How pretty are those?! The textured glass is just gorgeous.

a salt and pepper shaker collection from Master'pieces' of my Life

Our guest Jen from Cottage on Bunker Hill is sharing some lovely thrift store finds for the garden. What a brilliant idea to thrift outdoor items to use for gardening season!

thrifted finds for the garden from Cottage on Bunker Hill

Thrifted Goodies Volume 11- Haul and Styling

I’ve been on the hunt for neutral pieces that I can add to my hutch as well as items that can be used to decorate my home for Summer. Luckily, I have successfully been able to thrift those items plus some! I’m thrilled to share these finds with you today and show you that creating a beautiful home does not need to cost hundreds of dollars. Let’s get into it!

Ironstone Creamer

The first item I wanted to share with you is this adorable Ironstone creamer. I’ve wanted one of these tall ones for so long! These size creamers are so helpful for layering into vignettes.

I was doing a quick spin through the store a few weeks ago and was looking at the art section when my hubby called me about something. When I was talking to him, I happened to look over my shoulder to the dish aisle and this was just sitting there, waiting for me. I only paid .99 cents for it!

a thrifted Ironstone creamer with colored stripes

Aren’t the colored stripes so pretty?! I’m going to be able to use this creamer through the Summer months with some of my red, white and blue enamelware.

For now, I have it styled in my hutch with this Jadeite bowl and some other Ironstone pieces.

a vintage Ironstone creamer displayed with vintage Jadeite in a hutch

Green Transferware Dishes

You guys. Can you believe these?! I can’t even. This is proof that patience always wins out! I’ve wanted green transferware dishes for such a long time and am just ecstatic about them.

I’m not sure why the pricing was wonky…they may have been priced on different days or by a different staff person. But, the small plates were $1.99 each and the large plates were .99 cents each. Backwards, right?

a stack of vintage thrifted green transferware plates

Now, there was a whole set of this pattern. There were 8 each of bowls, small plates and large plates as well as tea cups with matching saucers. I hummed and hawed about how many of each to purchase as well as of which type. I had the bowls in my cart because I thought it would be neat to have 4 of each.

Sometimes when I’m thrifting, even though the prices are crazy good, I have to stop and think for a minute about how often I would use the item. Abiding by a minimal lifestyle, I can’t bring everything home that I would like to. So, because of that, I ended up leaving the bowls behind and only purchasing 4 large plates and 4 small plates.

thrifted vintage green transferware plates styled in a white hutch

I am using the pretty plates in my hutch as decor. The amazing thing about the color green is that it can be used all year round! These dishes will for sure be used as background color with my enamelware for Summer.

For now, the green plates are displayed with my milk glass and other Ironstone pieces. They just make me so happy!

thrifted and vintage dishes styled in a white hutch

Enamel Kettle

Look at this crusty, rusty thing!! Isn’t it fabulous?!

It’s very rare for me to find actual vintage enamelware at the thrift store. This pretty kettle was buried in a box. I noticed the green handle peeking out from under something else and was priced at only $5.00! I immediately scooped it up and placed it in my cart.

A few minutes later, another shopper stopped me and told me how amazing the kettle is. In my head I was like “I know!!!!” But I simply said “Thanks!!” πŸ™‚

a vintage cream and green colored enamel kettle displayed in a hutch

Old things are imperfect with dents and stains, which is why they are so alluring to me, but there is something special about the way vintage enamelware looks with the rust and chips and broken bits. I don’t know what it is about this old metal but it’s just comforting to me. It’s been through some things, you know? I can relate to that.

a vintage enamelware kettle with faux yellow flowers

I don’t have this color in my collection yet and I’m so happy to add it in with the others! In a few weeks, I’m going to be switching up my hutch decor for Summer where all of my enamelware will make a pretty appearance.

Until then, I stuck some faux yellow flowers in it and paired it with some of those green transfer plates. So simple yet so pretty!

a vintage enamel kettle styled in a hutch

Brass Lamp

I don’t regularly check the lamp section of the thrift store, because, well, I don’t really need any lamps. But, I was looking for cute clothes for my niece and the lamps are right next to the baby clothing. I just happened to look over to the lamp shelves and this was sitting there for just $5.00!

I had no idea if it actually worked or not but for that price I couldn’t leave it there. If it didn’t work, I could re-wire it, no problem. Well, I brought it home, put a lightbulb in it and it worked perfectly!

a vintage brass lamp sitting on a credenza

I ended up moving the smaller lamp that was sitting in this spot to my desk and put the brass lamp here instead. This lamp is a tad larger which makes sense for this space.

The little twisty knob is so pretty and the lamp gives off such a gorgeous glow in the evening. So, the moral of my story is to always check the lamps!!

a thrifted brass lamp with other vintage decor

2 Ironstone Bowls

Next up are these two Ironstone bowls. Now, I did not find these at the same time nor did I find them at the same store. Yet, they are the exact same pattern, just different sizes. Isn’t that incredible?!

The larger bowl was only .54 cents (basically free) and the smaller bowl was .99 cents. These old dishes just speak to me and make me happy and for those prices?? I mean, come on.

two thrifted vintage Ironstone bowls stacked together

I have a few Ironstone platters that have this exact same pattern around the edges that I’ve also found at thrift stores. It’s just so neat that a collection can be created through thoughtful time and patience.

These two bowls are, of course, displayed in my hutch. I’ve been playing around with stacking dishes and other pieces together. Home decorating is an ever- evolving process and I’m constantly learning new things to try.

That’s the beauty of thrifting. You can find pretty things for cheap, bring them home and teach yourself how to decorate.

vintage dishes styled in a hutch

Barn Painting

You guys. I’ve saved the best for last. This old oil painting is now at the very top of my list of best thrifted finds ever! I was trying really hard to keep my composure when I found this but was totally freaking out in my head.

If you don’t know, I collect old barn art. They are pretty hard to come by for an affordable price. I spotted this barn from a mile away and made a beeline for it. I honestly didn’t care how much it was priced at because it was coming home with me regardless. Well, it was a mere $3.00. Just…I can’t even.

a vintage barn oil painting found at a thrift store

The colors on this old oil painting are just gorgeous. Look how vivid they are! I truly appreciate the time and effort that the artist put into creating this barn scene.

I actually had been keeping an eye out for a piece of art that would fit on the bottom shelf of my hutch. Look how perfectly this barn fits in this spot!! It’s incredible how these old items make their way into my life at just the right time.

a vintage oil painting of a barn

If you look at it from a little ways away, it’s almost as if you are stepping into the painting Mary Poppins style and taking a stroll down that road. I think there is a Trout stream back there. What’s around that curve, do you think? A River? A field? A big garden? Everyone sees art differently which is a beautiful thing.

Old art has patina and character to it that you just can’t get from mass produced items. If you are looking to add color or unique personality to your home, I highly recommend searching for some vintage art. I promise you won’t be disappointed!

a vintage barn painting in a hutch with vintage dishes

Closing Tidbits

There you have them! I truly hope you enjoyed these thrifted goodies volume 11. Old things are neat and thrifting for them makes it extra special. We don’t know where vintage pieces have been but that’s what is so appealing about them. They have many stories attached to them and now get to become a part of yours. Be encouraged to seek out that what makes you feel part of something bigger, finding meaning along the way.

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Leave me a comment below! Have you found anything fun at the thrift store lately? How do you decorate with it? I love hearing from you!

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a vintage green and cream enamel kettle with faux yellow flowers styled in a hutch.

Other Thrifted Posts to Enjoy

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  • […] Rachel yet, you’re in for a treat. Make sure to hop over and introduce yourself. Her post Thrifted Goodies – Volume 11 does not disappoint, and you do not want to miss […]

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  • […] month I am joining Rachel from The Antiqued Journey and Mary Jo from Masterpieces of My Life in their Thrifted Goodies series where they share their […]

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  • MaryJo Materazo
    May 25, 2023 8:53 am

    Omgosh Rachel! Where to begin?!?! Of course the green transferware would be enough for me but that enamel coffee pot is everything!!! That’s an amazing find. I love the ironstone too and that lamp is incredible. You are spot on about old artwork. Your piece is perfect and it was waiting for you friend. XO- MJ

    Reply
    • Rachel Granholm
      May 25, 2023 9:28 am

      Thank you! I KNOWWWW!!! It’s just so gosh darn fun!!!! Thanks for another fun post…I truly enjoy writing these with you every month!!

      Reply
  • Jennifer Howard
    May 25, 2023 9:44 am

    I love the green transferware! I never seen green up here. Lately all my thrift store has is blue & white and that doesn’t jive with the rest of my kitchen. Thanks for having me this month for Thrifted Goodies!!

    Reply
    • Rachel Granholm
      May 25, 2023 9:54 am

      Thank you!! I don’t ever see it here either…well, it’s hard to come by transferware at all in any color, so these were super special! Thanks so much for joining us this month!!

      Reply
  • OMG, Rachel, that green transferware is such a fabulous find!! I love the transferware bowls too! I’m so happy you found that barn painting, it’s so pretty! Happy thrifting!!

    Reply
    • Rachel Granholm
      May 26, 2023 6:35 am

      Hey Donna! Thank you!! It’s just so much fun. Hope you enjoy the long weekend ahead!

      Reply
  • Your thrifting game is on FIRE, Rachel! I know I say this every time you share these posts but I swear you find the most amazing things. I love the green and white dishes you found. They’re on my bucket list too and don’t even get me started on your ironstone and milk glass collection. It’s been so much fun to watch it grow these past few months. I’m so excited for you! Big hugs, CoCo

    Reply
  • Holy guacamole! I can see why the oil painting is at the top of your thrifted finds. It would be for me too! It’s incredible and looks amazing in your hutch surrounded by the other pieces. It was meant to be. I love each piece you found as well. SO fun!

    Reply
  • Those green plates are gorgeous!! Isn’t it so hard to avoid getting all the things?? It’s my biggest struggle! Love your lamp too! so cute! Pinned πŸ™‚

    Reply
    • Rachel Granholm
      June 5, 2023 2:44 pm

      Hey Cindy! Thank you!!! I KNOW!!! When you want all the things but can’t have all the things…the struggle is real πŸ™‚

      Reply

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Hello I’m Rachel.

I’m so glad you are here! Old things are my jam. Antique malls and thrift stores are my happy places.

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    Thrifted Goodies Volume 11

    Share this post. Share the Journey!

    Come see easy ways of styling thrifted decor in thrifted goodies volume 11!

    My thrifting game has been strong over the past month and these finds are so good. Old things have been plentiful lately and the pricing on them has been crazy low. I’ve said it a million times but you just never know what you are going to find on any given day! It truly is the thrill of the hunt that keeps me going week after week. I’m super excited to show you what I’ve found recently, why I picked each piece and how I have my ‘new’ finds styled in my home. Come join me and a few friends for thrifted goodies volume 11!

    This post contains affiliate links. That simply means I earn a small commission on any clicked links at no cost to you. As an Amazon Associate, I earn on qualifying purchases. You can read my full privacy policy and disclosures here. Thank you for supporting my small business!

    If you are new here, I’m Rachel, the writer and content creator here at The Antiqued Journey. I’m so happy to have you! I encourage you to stop by the ‘about me’ page to get to know me a little more. Here on the blog, you will find loads of inspiration for decorating with vintage and antique decor, simple DIY crafts and many thrifting adventures. If that interests you, I invite you to sign up for my e-mail. You will receive a free digital download as a thank you!

    Follow Along with The Antiqued Journey

    PIN IT FOR LATER!

    a vintage thrifted barn painting displayed with vintage dishes

    You are in for a treat today because, once again, we are bringing you triple the thrifting! I am so happy to have you back for our monthly thrifting series here on the blog. This month, we’ve invited Jennifer from Cottage on Bunker Hill to join in the fun. Together, the three of us are bringing you three different thrift posts and ways to use thrifted decor in your home. Below, you will find links to both of their posts. Head over to their blogs as well and say hello! You may find just the thing you were looking for.

    My friend and partner in this series, MaryJo from Master’pieces’ of my Life, is sharing herΒ amazingΒ collection of vintage and thrifted salt and pepper shakers. How pretty are those?! The textured glass is just gorgeous.

    a salt and pepper shaker collection from Master'pieces' of my Life

    Our guest Jen from Cottage on Bunker Hill is sharing some lovely thrift store finds for the garden. What a brilliant idea to thrift outdoor items to use for gardening season!

    thrifted finds for the garden from Cottage on Bunker Hill

    Thrifted Goodies Volume 11- Haul and Styling

    I’ve been on the hunt for neutral pieces that I can add to my hutch as well as items that can be used to decorate my home for Summer. Luckily, I have successfully been able to thrift those items plus some! I’m thrilled to share these finds with you today and show you that creating a beautiful home does not need to cost hundreds of dollars. Let’s get into it!

    Ironstone Creamer

    The first item I wanted to share with you is this adorable Ironstone creamer. I’ve wanted one of these tall ones for so long! These size creamers are so helpful for layering into vignettes.

    I was doing a quick spin through the store a few weeks ago and was looking at the art section when my hubby called me about something. When I was talking to him, I happened to look over my shoulder to the dish aisle and this was just sitting there, waiting for me. I only paid .99 cents for it!

    a thrifted Ironstone creamer with colored stripes

    Aren’t the colored stripes so pretty?! I’m going to be able to use this creamer through the Summer months with some of my red, white and blue enamelware.

    For now, I have it styled in my hutch with this Jadeite bowl and some other Ironstone pieces.

    a vintage Ironstone creamer displayed with vintage Jadeite in a hutch

    Green Transferware Dishes

    You guys. Can you believe these?! I can’t even. This is proof that patience always wins out! I’ve wanted green transferware dishes for such a long time and am just ecstatic about them.

    I’m not sure why the pricing was wonky…they may have been priced on different days or by a different staff person. But, the small plates were $1.99 each and the large plates were .99 cents each. Backwards, right?

    a stack of vintage thrifted green transferware plates

    Now, there was a whole set of this pattern. There were 8 each of bowls, small plates and large plates as well as tea cups with matching saucers. I hummed and hawed about how many of each to purchase as well as of which type. I had the bowls in my cart because I thought it would be neat to have 4 of each.

    Sometimes when I’m thrifting, even though the prices are crazy good, I have to stop and think for a minute about how often I would use the item. Abiding by a minimal lifestyle, I can’t bring everything home that I would like to. So, because of that, I ended up leaving the bowls behind and only purchasing 4 large plates and 4 small plates.

    thrifted vintage green transferware plates styled in a white hutch

    I am using the pretty plates in my hutch as decor. The amazing thing about the color green is that it can be used all year round! These dishes will for sure be used as background color with my enamelware for Summer.

    For now, the green plates are displayed with my milk glass and other Ironstone pieces. They just make me so happy!

    thrifted and vintage dishes styled in a white hutch

    Enamel Kettle

    Look at this crusty, rusty thing!! Isn’t it fabulous?!

    It’s very rare for me to find actual vintage enamelware at the thrift store. This pretty kettle was buried in a box. I noticed the green handle peeking out from under something else and was priced at only $5.00! I immediately scooped it up and placed it in my cart.

    A few minutes later, another shopper stopped me and told me how amazing the kettle is. In my head I was like “I know!!!!” But I simply said “Thanks!!” πŸ™‚

    a vintage cream and green colored enamel kettle displayed in a hutch

    Old things are imperfect with dents and stains, which is why they are so alluring to me, but there is something special about the way vintage enamelware looks with the rust and chips and broken bits. I don’t know what it is about this old metal but it’s just comforting to me. It’s been through some things, you know? I can relate to that.

    a vintage enamelware kettle with faux yellow flowers

    I don’t have this color in my collection yet and I’m so happy to add it in with the others! In a few weeks, I’m going to be switching up my hutch decor for Summer where all of my enamelware will make a pretty appearance.

    Until then, I stuck some faux yellow flowers in it and paired it with some of those green transfer plates. So simple yet so pretty!

    a vintage enamel kettle styled in a hutch

    Brass Lamp

    I don’t regularly check the lamp section of the thrift store, because, well, I don’t really need any lamps. But, I was looking for cute clothes for my niece and the lamps are right next to the baby clothing. I just happened to look over to the lamp shelves and this was sitting there for just $5.00!

    I had no idea if it actually worked or not but for that price I couldn’t leave it there. If it didn’t work, I could re-wire it, no problem. Well, I brought it home, put a lightbulb in it and it worked perfectly!

    a vintage brass lamp sitting on a credenza

    I ended up moving the smaller lamp that was sitting in this spot to my desk and put the brass lamp here instead. This lamp is a tad larger which makes sense for this space.

    The little twisty knob is so pretty and the lamp gives off such a gorgeous glow in the evening. So, the moral of my story is to always check the lamps!!

    a thrifted brass lamp with other vintage decor

    2 Ironstone Bowls

    Next up are these two Ironstone bowls. Now, I did not find these at the same time nor did I find them at the same store. Yet, they are the exact same pattern, just different sizes. Isn’t that incredible?!

    The larger bowl was only .54 cents (basically free) and the smaller bowl was .99 cents. These old dishes just speak to me and make me happy and for those prices?? I mean, come on.

    two thrifted vintage Ironstone bowls stacked together

    I have a few Ironstone platters that have this exact same pattern around the edges that I’ve also found at thrift stores. It’s just so neat that a collection can be created through thoughtful time and patience.

    These two bowls are, of course, displayed in my hutch. I’ve been playing around with stacking dishes and other pieces together. Home decorating is an ever- evolving process and I’m constantly learning new things to try.

    That’s the beauty of thrifting. You can find pretty things for cheap, bring them home and teach yourself how to decorate.

    vintage dishes styled in a hutch

    Barn Painting

    You guys. I’ve saved the best for last. This old oil painting is now at the very top of my list of best thrifted finds ever! I was trying really hard to keep my composure when I found this but was totally freaking out in my head.

    If you don’t know, I collect old barn art. They are pretty hard to come by for an affordable price. I spotted this barn from a mile away and made a beeline for it. I honestly didn’t care how much it was priced at because it was coming home with me regardless. Well, it was a mere $3.00. Just…I can’t even.

    a vintage barn oil painting found at a thrift store

    The colors on this old oil painting are just gorgeous. Look how vivid they are! I truly appreciate the time and effort that the artist put into creating this barn scene.

    I actually had been keeping an eye out for a piece of art that would fit on the bottom shelf of my hutch. Look how perfectly this barn fits in this spot!! It’s incredible how these old items make their way into my life at just the right time.

    a vintage oil painting of a barn

    If you look at it from a little ways away, it’s almost as if you are stepping into the painting Mary Poppins style and taking a stroll down that road. I think there is a Trout stream back there. What’s around that curve, do you think? A River? A field? A big garden? Everyone sees art differently which is a beautiful thing.

    Old art has patina and character to it that you just can’t get from mass produced items. If you are looking to add color or unique personality to your home, I highly recommend searching for some vintage art. I promise you won’t be disappointed!

    a vintage barn painting in a hutch with vintage dishes

    Closing Tidbits

    There you have them! I truly hope you enjoyed these thrifted goodies volume 11. Old things are neat and thrifting for them makes it extra special. We don’t know where vintage pieces have been but that’s what is so appealing about them. They have many stories attached to them and now get to become a part of yours. Be encouraged to seek out that what makes you feel part of something bigger, finding meaning along the way.

    signature from The Antiqued Journey

    Leave me a comment below! Have you found anything fun at the thrift store lately? How do you decorate with it? I love hearing from you!

    an image for pinning

    Just click the red button in the left corner to save it for later!

    a vintage green and cream enamel kettle with faux yellow flowers styled in a hutch.

    Other Thrifted Posts to Enjoy

    Shop Vintage Inspired Decor on Amazon

    14 Comments. Leave new

    • […] Rachel yet, you’re in for a treat. Make sure to hop over and introduce yourself. Her post Thrifted Goodies – Volume 11 does not disappoint, and you do not want to miss […]

      Reply
    • […] month I am joining Rachel from The Antiqued Journey and Mary Jo from Masterpieces of My Life in their Thrifted Goodies series where they share their […]

      Reply
    • MaryJo Materazo
      May 25, 2023 8:53 am

      Omgosh Rachel! Where to begin?!?! Of course the green transferware would be enough for me but that enamel coffee pot is everything!!! That’s an amazing find. I love the ironstone too and that lamp is incredible. You are spot on about old artwork. Your piece is perfect and it was waiting for you friend. XO- MJ

      Reply
      • Rachel Granholm
        May 25, 2023 9:28 am

        Thank you! I KNOWWWW!!! It’s just so gosh darn fun!!!! Thanks for another fun post…I truly enjoy writing these with you every month!!

        Reply
    • Jennifer Howard
      May 25, 2023 9:44 am

      I love the green transferware! I never seen green up here. Lately all my thrift store has is blue & white and that doesn’t jive with the rest of my kitchen. Thanks for having me this month for Thrifted Goodies!!

      Reply
      • Rachel Granholm
        May 25, 2023 9:54 am

        Thank you!! I don’t ever see it here either…well, it’s hard to come by transferware at all in any color, so these were super special! Thanks so much for joining us this month!!

        Reply
    • OMG, Rachel, that green transferware is such a fabulous find!! I love the transferware bowls too! I’m so happy you found that barn painting, it’s so pretty! Happy thrifting!!

      Reply
      • Rachel Granholm
        May 26, 2023 6:35 am

        Hey Donna! Thank you!! It’s just so much fun. Hope you enjoy the long weekend ahead!

        Reply
    • Your thrifting game is on FIRE, Rachel! I know I say this every time you share these posts but I swear you find the most amazing things. I love the green and white dishes you found. They’re on my bucket list too and don’t even get me started on your ironstone and milk glass collection. It’s been so much fun to watch it grow these past few months. I’m so excited for you! Big hugs, CoCo

      Reply
    • Holy guacamole! I can see why the oil painting is at the top of your thrifted finds. It would be for me too! It’s incredible and looks amazing in your hutch surrounded by the other pieces. It was meant to be. I love each piece you found as well. SO fun!

      Reply
    • Those green plates are gorgeous!! Isn’t it so hard to avoid getting all the things?? It’s my biggest struggle! Love your lamp too! so cute! Pinned πŸ™‚

      Reply
      • Rachel Granholm
        June 5, 2023 2:44 pm

        Hey Cindy! Thank you!!! I KNOW!!! When you want all the things but can’t have all the things…the struggle is real πŸ™‚

        Reply

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    Hello I’m Rachel.

    I’m so glad you are here! Old things are my jam. Antique malls and thrift stores are my happy places.

    Here on the blog I love to share my excitement, knowledge, and ideas about all things antique and vintage. Let’s journey together!

    Join Our Antiqued Journey

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