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Many of us start the new year with a list of resolutions. For some, it’s about hitting fitness goals, while for others, it could be learning a new skill or spending more time with loved ones. But here’s one resolution we all should consider—doing our bit to save the environment. And what’s an easy, fun, and practical way to do that? Thrifting!
Today, we’ve rounded up some incredible gems shared by people from the Facebook page Secondhand Finds Weird and Wonderful Things. These thrift store treasures range from quirky to stunning, proving that you never know what amazing items you might stumble upon. Keep reading to marvel at these delightful secondhand discoveries!
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#1
I was SO excited to find these rad planet glasses at the Salvation Army in Corona California, for $5.99 today!
Pandamonium 1 year ago
This is an awesome find. Stuff like this is so hard to find because of early morning, daily visiting resellers. So, when you do find a rare gem, nab it now.
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#2
I finally thrifted a home for my Muppets
HTakeover 1 year ago
They're not half bad. Nope, they're ALL bad! Doh hohohoho
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karen gontarek 1 year ago
I have that shelf (actually two of them). Use to display liquor miniatures.
Thrifting isn’t just about snagging a great deal—it’s a lifestyle choice that comes with a whole host of benefits. Whether you’re on the hunt for unique vintage finds or simply want to save a few bucks, second-hand shopping is a win for both your wallet and the planet. Plus, who doesn’t love the thrill of uncovering a hidden gem?
One of the biggest perks of thrifting is how it champions sustainability. By buying second-hand, you’re giving items a new lease on life and reducing the demand for fast fashion. This helps cut down on the production of new clothing, which often involves high water usage and contributes to pollution. Every thrifted shirt or jacket is a small victory for the environment!
#4
Vacationing in NY and I come across this antique cast iron fireplace. It’s awesome and only $50! Practicality takes over with a “do I really need this”? Left it and went a couple other places. Stopped back to look at it, still loved it, bought it and it took the 2 hour drive home with me. It will be used for outside fires under my pergola.
Found at Old Mill of Irondale Antiques in Millerton, NY
Ms.GB 1 year ago
I wanna put a cauldron in there, dress up like a witch and cackle as I stir the pot.
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#5
I just couldn’t leave him at goodwill for $5!!
WednesdayAddams'HashbrownOrder 1 year ago
This you? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CMNry4PE93Y
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#6
Found my dream couch on Facebook marketplace! Vintage 1960's which was redone four years ago, I'm in love!
Rebecca Taylor 1 year ago
Wow one of my favorite colors .I had a carpet that color once. But my couch at the time was hot pink
Celtic Pirate Queen 1 year ago
My Dad had the coolest couch when I was in high school. It was a deep eggplant pruple velvet with paisley crewel work. Gorgeous!
Not to mention, thrifting keeps clothing and other items out of landfills. The Environmental Protection Agency estimates that around 11.3 million tons of textiles end up in landfills every year in the United States alone.
By shopping second-hand, you’re directly helping to reduce that staggering number—and making a positive impact.
#7
this is probably my FAVORITE thing i have ever found when thrifting!
Huddo's sister 1 year ago
I need something like this for the lemongrass, raspberry leaves, clover flowers, dandelion etc I pick from my garden and dehydrate.
Tamra 1 year ago (edited)
I like to find old apothecary jars for just such a thing. Also, I've got a rack of test tubes to hold various spices. That, along with my mortar and pestle collection and cauldrons, and my kitchen is starting to look like Harry Potter's potions class. 😂
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Rebecca O’Donnell 1 year ago
Still have mine hanging on the kitchen wall. Bought 2 about 25 years ago so I could fit all my spices. I see a lot of my things on these thrifting sites. It’s fascinating to see old things become “new” again.
Mary Tonningsen 1 year ago
I've always liked that item! I remember drooling over it in Target or some other store years ago and just didn't have the money to buy it.
#8
finally found something to share! an official frank lloyd wright glass memorabilia piece. love all the colors, went straight into my kitchen window. found at a goodwill in austin, texas.
Judith Wilson 1 year ago
nobody knows what that means. The screen is behind the artwork.
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#9
Cutest little hutch I came across out for a walk on a quiet little side street. Sent my husband back with the truck and it was still there
Dusty's mom 1 year ago
It's already in excellent condition. May not have the sifter insert, don't know, as doors are closed.
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Looks like a Hoosier Kitchen Cabinet, from the 1920s-1930s. This was nearing the end of their popularity, due to the new trend of built-in cabinets. https://www.coppescommons.com/coppes-history-museum/how-to-date-your-hoosier-cabinet
Bill Swallow 1 year ago
Reminds me of the antique 'kitchen cabinets' we had back in the farmhouse where I grew up. I don't have a good picture of either one, but here you can see a bit of one, between the refrigerator and the stove - Kitchen-2-...18af65.jpg 
Thrifting is also a fantastic way to discover unique, one-of-a-kind pieces. When you’ve sourced your wardrobe from vintage shops or second-hand stores, you're unlikely to bump into someone wearing the same outfit.
It’s a creative and fun way to express your individuality without following cookie-cutter trends.
#10
Finally found something cool enough to contribute! Behold the strawberry salt and pepper shakers! Found at a local estate sale in Torrance CA.
WorkAholic1 1 year ago
I love strawberries and this is absolutely gorgeous! Jealous and happy for you at the same time!
#11
Fount this at a flea market today. Tiniest of Obsidian house hippo
Mammuttipähkinä 1 year ago
Theres even an episode in moomins where they get offended being called hippos xD
HTakeover 1 year ago
Well tell them to stop wishing for them for Christmas! I... wanna hippopotamus for Christmas. Only a hippopotamus will do.
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Rebecca Ferguson 1 year ago
As someone else has already commented, that's a Moomin created by Tove Jannson and I really love it!!
#12
Found these at a friend's Grandmas estate sale. So cute. Had to get them. Has no markings just adorable....
KittyMommy 1 year ago
Just found these on Amazon, op got a great deal on these. The eggplant goes for $64 USD
Beyond clothes, thrift stores are treasure troves for home decor, books, and even furniture. Many of these items have character and history that you just can’t find in new products. Finding a vintage lamp or a well-loved armchair can add a unique charm to your space, all while being budget-friendly.
#13
My super cool Alice in Wonderland, Blues Clues, Prince vibes Estate Sale chair. $88 Tucson AZ
#14
My bed that I paid 100 dollars for from a buddy, he got it out of a house in Detroit. The bed frame is Eastlake in style and is solid as a rock, very comfortable too!
Rebecca O’Donnell 1 year ago
I like the rest of the furniture in that room, too, especially the marble topped dressing table on the right side of the picture.
Jane Sirois 1 year ago
The phonograph on the bedside table is astonishingly perfect with it!!!❤️
#15
Always loved this lamp at my grandma's house as a kid, now I have it in my home and enjoy it every day ❣️ Lucite raspberry hanging lamp.
Rebecca Taylor 1 year ago
my mnother in law had one of these save it was green glass grapes not rasberries. Very very heavy
Dog Mom to Zoe 1 year ago
If I saw this in a thrift store, I'd walk by it but now that I see it displayed, it would have been a lost. Love it.
Another great thing about thrifting is that it’s a budget-friendly option for people from all walks of life. Whether you’re a college student pinching pennies or a parent outfitting a growing family, second-hand shopping lets you stretch your dollar further. Why spend $50 on a new dress when you can get a gorgeous vintage one for $10?
#16
Morning coffee with chaos
Cups found at goodwill, chaos found in the wild.
Calamityware has been one of my wish list items when thrifting for a few years and when I found 3 on the same day they came home with me.
Lester the Space Duck 1 year ago
These are made near where I live, in Pittsburgh. I have the tea set.
#17
now is my time to shine, i finally get to post in this group! 27$ at goodwill, i SNATCHED it up when i saw it
#18
My new bag from a charity shop in the UK. No labels at all so I've no idea where it's from originally.
Pandamonium 1 year ago
Turkado Fantasy bags. Here's the link. Not badly priced for a unique purse. https://www.trukado.nl/en/fantasy-bag-snail-3595-1.html
JudyfromAccounts 1 year ago
Betsey Johnson or a knock off? https://www.tiktok.com/@colesquirkycollection/video/7354139780537404715
Thrift shopping can also be a social activity. Grab a friend and turn it into a treasure hunt! There’s something magical about browsing through racks together, laughing at quirky finds, and sharing the excitement of discovering a diamond in the rough. Plus, you might even learn a thing or two about each other’s style.
#19
Found this trayzure on FB marketplace a few years ago. The gal selling it said she & her husband bought it because it reminded them of That 70s Show😂they were selling it because the chairs aren’t toddler friendly. I’ve never been more excited about a marketplace purchase!
Pandamonium 1 year ago
Reminds me of Donna's parents kitchen theme. All lemons and yellow and white.
Sergio Bicerra 1 year ago
We had a similar set at home, wbut was like little orange and yellow ones spread at the table, gifted to goodwill after mom passed and there was too many furniture for us.
#20
I just scored these off FB!!
TTorrest Author 1 year ago
I DIDN'T EVEN KNOW THESE EXISTED AND NOW IT IS MY LIFE'S GOAL TO OWN THEM
Trisec Tebeakesse 1 year ago
Snowy may be the nicer of the two, but the Heat Miser had better minions!
A Night At The Opera 1 year ago
Dang! You got a collection going on! Go keep it up, it'll be worth it!!
Dawn McDaniel 1 year ago
I love this! I have small plush of the Rudolph group. And xmas tree ornaments for a small tree. I love this show and love my goodies. You got a steal! Love it
#21
My fiancé and I found this incredible mirror in the trash outside of our apartment complex
Maggie Fulton 1 year ago
Now the cat has an appropriately elegant mirror to admire herself in. Well done, human servant.
Loggers Ink 1 year ago
Omg it was in the trash!!!!!!! Why, why would anyone do that. It’s clearly magnificent, lucky you!
Thrifting also encourages creativity. Maybe you find a piece that’s almost perfect but needs a little tweaking—like a jacket that could use a fresh lining or a dress that could be hemmed. These small DIY projects make the items truly yours and teach you to see potential where others might not.
#22
I had to share this! I found these 1970 miller studios chalk ware at a thrift in midland NC for $5! I audibly gasped when I saw them. And they’re absolutely perfect in my pink bathroom. They were very easy to clean and have no damage. Can’t believe I found them with their bubbles in the cardboard!!!
LuisSD stuff 1 year ago
Those are collectable. They're hard to find in perfect condition. Congrats!
DEW 1 year ago (edited)
I love these. I had my bathroom with bubble wallpaper and fish stickers that I stuck on my sink and toilet tank and on the bubble wallpaper. I only have 2 fish at this point but no wallpaper. The stickers are more then 20 yrs old. and easy to remove. They are made for this purpose. I love your fish and their bubbles. What a fun find and they are perfect for your bathroom!!
#23
We are cleaning out my mamaw and papaws house and I got to bring this home!! It's a telephone table w/ seat. I have no idea when it was made but I sat in that chair many times talking to my mom when I'd go visit my grandparents. 🤍
I'm super happy to clean it and bring it back to life. Now I just need to find a spot for it.
Dog Mom to Zoe 1 year ago
Remember when homes had small niches in the hallway for the phones with a space for a phone book? :o)
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#24
I found this at savers for 13 dollars today! I don’t know much about it but I thought it was pretty cool.
Rebecca Ferguson 1 year ago
Wow, that's a unique piece - so lovely and reminds me of Alice & Wonderland.
Additionally, thrift stores often support local charities and community programs. Many second-hand shops are run by nonprofits, meaning your money goes towards a good cause. You’re not just getting a good deal—you’re giving back.
#25
A Strawberry Chicken found in a charity shop in Melbourne, Australia! She came home with me! 😍🍓
Has a 'HotAnt' makers mark.
#26
Found this teapot purse at my local thrift store for €6.
Well that’s my cup of tea
#27
I paid $100 for this mid-century Henredon curved sofa at a thrift store.
Just look at it. It’s lime green crushed velvet with needlework trim.
So, the next time you’re looking to refresh your wardrobe, decorate your home, or even just spend a fun afternoon, consider thrifting. It’s sustainable, affordable, and full of surprises. Who knows?
Just like these stories, you might stumble upon something unexpected and beautiful that instantly steals your heart. Which one of these finds resonated with you the most? Let us know in the comments below!
#28
Here's another I found at the Arc in Loveland co
to old to care 1 year ago (edited)
I love that place, they have a really nice section old glassware. AND not overpriced like the Goodwill.
Pumpkinpi 1 year ago
I’ve found some nice secondhand items at the Restore on 287 too.
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#29
SIDE OF THE ROAD FIND!!! I feel blessed.
Nicola Mawson 1 year ago (edited)
Printer's tray, I have film canisters from around the world in one
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Bill Swallow 1 year ago
You found a *BANANA* on the side of the road? And in very good condition, no less! Good thing you got it before it got overripe!
#30
Just scored this on marketplace, I absolutely could not believe it. They're also restackable which is even better
#31
I walk past the window of an awesome thrift store fairly regularly, and the other day these beauties caught my eye. I went in to check the size, knowing there was no way they would fit, as it's darn near impossible to find my shoe size in the wild. Lo and behold, these amazing shoes were my exact size and fit me perfectly! Since purple is my favorite color- they definitely came home with me!
Melinda Flick 1 year ago
They look like they lived with not the stretchers, but the shoe forms? In shape still, and no wear wrinkles!
#32
Found this at a goodwill in Boone, NC. It was only $8 and I ran to it when I saw it.
ArchangelLoki 1 year ago
Oh we have one of those. My grandma went through a phase of collecting Tiffany lamps and this one lived on the piano for years. Think she still has it boxed up in the attic.
Jane Hower 11 months ago
I would have run so hard and fast in front of you to get this!!!!! OMG, I LOVE butterflies!!!!
Trish Wise 1 year ago
I have the same one. Scored it from an estate sale in Cincinnati Ohio. It's been living on my lingerie chest for several years now. Throws such a lovely light pattern!
#33
My boyfriend is notorious for coming home with random stuff on the regular. He was on a job site and saw this beat up fiberglass carousel horse just laying in the yard. He asked the home owner what she was doing with it, and needless to say, she had no plans for it, so it came home with us. It's currently residing in our gazebo, but we intend to patch it up, give it a new leg and then put it in our arcade in the basement.
Celtic Pirate Queen 1 year ago
I had a "clock guy" in Snohomish, WA. He not only repaired and sold clocks he had assorted antiques. The absolute coolest thing I ever saw there was a carousel "sea horse". The top half was all horse, flowing mane, uplifted hooves and the bottom was all mermaid tail. The main body was white, the mane and tail were all different blended shadess of blue, turquoise, teal and emerald green. The eyes were emerald green glass stones. It was breathtaking in its' realism. My sister and I were heartbroken that neither of us had an extra $10,000 lying around.
Judith Wilson 1 year ago
and I'm still amazed that they had just left it out like that. I have one too - different colors.
Mary Ballard-Johansson 1 year ago
I am so jealous! I have been telling my husband how much I want one. Some day.....
#34
This may be the coolest thing I’ve ever seen. Found in Jeffersonville Kentucky at the treasure mall.
Got it for $10 for a friend with a tattoo shop
#35
Pinch me, I must be dreaming……🤩🤩🤩 I can NOT believe I got this amazing cabinet at a local second hand furniture store for only $99. All of the missing pieces of the finish are even in the drawer to glue back on🥰 It makes me so happy every time I walk by it❤️
#36
This is one of those wonderful finds 😃 Fenton topaz opalescent hydrangeas lamp. Limited edition of 650. Yes it is vaseline (uranium) glass and glows. I will put a glowing picture in the comments. Found this at a local flea market in Union Grove, Wisconsin
#37
One of my favorite finds so far while thrifting!
It’s a cast iron doorstop and looks like my Luna!
Marshall Hewitt 1 year ago
My daughter found one similar to this and named the kitty "Dooris".
#38
Cleaned up all my Ginger spice canisters today, so I thought I'd share. All thrifted, gifted, or Etsy, 1980s through present. The shelf was given to me by my dad in the 80s, and he called me Ginger when I was younger.
ShortAttnSpanTheatre 1 year ago
What an interesting collection! So fabulous. Good job. I love that you didn't seek to own all 8976 pieces of all those sets, but a taste of each.
#39
Found at the Goodwill in Warsaw, IN. Did not come home with me. Yes, the water pours from his eyes.
#40
My sister found this butter dish at a thrift store … not sure what city … and gave it to me about 25 years ago. It is so adorable…it makes me laugh every time I look at it.
#41
Found this at a antique store yesterday it’s a Fenton piece I love the colors
#42
Found these at GW in Dallas, Oregon. I found the shrunken head first with all the Christmas ornaments and as I was wondering I found the other two. Unfortunately, I didn’t find Beetlejuice himself.
#43
I couldn’t believe my eyes. I found this beauty for $2.97 at my local thrift on half off day. Now to find a wall….❤️
On the back it’s signed by LoLo. Trying to google the artist to match to tell them how incredible they are!
Sarah Nunns 1 year ago
That is a very odd item to be fair. I upvoted because I saw the Westie. 💗
Rebecca Taylor 1 year ago
Ohh I have like three paint palets I was wanting to make a clock of. This gives me all kinds of idea! Thanks
#44
Bought at an estate sale in Morristown, Tennessee for $2. Brought it home and noticed the brand. The sale is over now, but I wish I had checked the other scarves on the rack😫 Not sure how to check if 100% authentic or not, but I don’t think I could sell it either way. It’s sooo pretty, but now I’m not sure what to do with it cuz I was gonna hang it on my wall like a tapestry lol.
#45
A few victorian vases with applied uranium glass flowers and leafs. One was a estate sale find the other was from facebook marketplace.
#46
The best $2.99 I've spent in a while 😍
Someone made this, and sadly it found its way to goodwill.
But it found its way into my hands, and I love it!
#47
Today’s Goodwill find. Tissue box holders and the tissue makes the shirt. Cute and funny . Kitschy I paid $3 each at Giodwill but you can buy them on Amazon for 39.99 except the beige one which is 49.99 . Had to bring them all home
Nicole Weymann 1 year ago
My cousin got a tissue dispenser from her husband. The thing looks like a Moai (Easter Island sculpture head) and the tissues come from its nose. He got adopted into the family as "Rotzi" (basically "Snotty") 😂
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#48
This was my mother in law’s grandparents lamp! It was found in the attic of their farm house and we are treasuring it! So unique!
Mahiera Etsuhae 1 year ago
This looks like it came out of a brothell, or opium den. ...Maybe both?
#49
I am the proud owner of this macaroni now 😃 found on facebook marketplace!
Novlette Williams 1 year ago
LOL. HA HA HA HA HA. SHOUT LAUGHING AT MY DESK.
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Please don't mind my messy room! But have you ever seen an afgan this big!! It's on my king size bed! I got this for 5 bucks at a rummage sale! (I washed it really well before putting on my bed!!)
YakFactory 1 year ago
Worth a lot, just for the yarn. Then there's the time taken to make it. Cost all that out and you got a real bargain.
#51
When you are scrolling through marketplace at 1 am & see THE Pottery Barn Friends apothecary table. For 1 & 50 dollars how could I say no!
pug nose curly tail 1 year ago
Can you still smell the opium in it? Go back and see if they have a room separting apparatus, a lamp and an ornamental birdcage- large!
Alex Boyd 1 year ago
Is this person saying it was one dollar and fifty cents, fifty-one dollars, or one hundred fifty dollars? Because one of those seems like a lot to brag about spending on a used coffee table, one seems like too little for the seller to have bothered listing it instead of just putting it on the curb, and the other is just weird.
#52
We recently moved and I've been finding a lot of broken glass in the yard at the new house. Today I found a larger piece in my driveway and dug it out and found this is what it was
Ms.GB 1 year ago
Well shoot she's not an Instagram model. Just a regular person who broke some nails and wanted to post a find.
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Keep it on display! I think that's a real beauty of a trinket!
Judy Reynolds 1 year ago
I had some of these when I was little - they were given away at the big expo, at the Coke counter. I wonder whatever became of them!
#53
Over the weekend I was house hunting and had some time to spare in between appointments so I started scoping out local thrift shops. I think this town and I are meant to be. I found this gorgeous teapot.
Found in Muskegon, Mi
#54
My gorgeous new ring thrifted from a nice antique store/flea market in KS. I don't know much about it other than it was $20 and is stamped 925 sterling silver.
Private Account 6 1 year ago
It's a vintage Claddagh ring - you will have to Google its meaning. That's the hand signal version symbolism- I believe for deaf individuals.
Bryn 1 year ago
I thin it's just a ring. It's close to a Claddagh, but there's no crown.
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Lobster lamp my mom could NOT live without. She was very excited for me to post this in the group!
Found at A1 relics in Ellsworth Maine
Marilyn Holt 1 year ago
It's hard to even imagine the things some people make. This is so weird--yet strangely perfect.
#56
Y’all. I found them. I freaking FOUND THEM. I wasn’t even planning on going to goodwill today but I’m looking for a dresser for my guest room. I was shaking and my heart was pounding and I couldn’t get them in my cart fast enough. They look to be in almost perfect condition, just dusty. I’m betting they’ve been in storage for a long time. Mesquite Texas.
LuisSD stuff 1 year ago
Sears used to have a collection of them. My mom had napkin holder the same style. Very 70s and very kool!
karen gontarek 1 year ago
My mother had these and she passed them down to my sister and my sister gave them to my son when he got his first place. Of course, being a guy, he did not appreciate them and left them in the house when he moved.
#57
Found this in the trash today
Marilyn Holt 1 year ago
Also quite easy to totally re-upholster if you're inclined. We did one that had been in my mom's garage for years.
#58
Yardsale find. Very unusual. Loving the green glass
Bi.Felicia 1 year ago
The bottle itself reminds me of the Mrs. Butterworth's, maple syrup bottles, from back in the day.
#59
Look what was posted free today curb alert!! When I say I made my husband run!!! Va beach
Renée Parry 1 year ago
I remember this stye of furniture. I can't believe people are finding them in good condition.
#60
While my son says these are “creepy glass” it turns out (I think) they are Indiana Tiara Diamond Glass…solid black even when held to light. I’m more of a Pyrex girl but couldn’t resist. Found at Goodwill in Rockville, MD.
#61
I knew y’all would appreciate this BEAUTY I found by the DUMPSTER today!!!! I can’t decide if I want to put it on my patio and use for plants or keep it inside. She’s so pretty
#62
I inherited this from my grandpa . He put his cuff links in it. There’s a wee moveable fly on the tail. I know it is from the 1930s. It is a thing of beauty and a joy to our family forever. It may been meant to hold pins.
Auntriarch 1 year ago
I don't often describe things as adorable, but I'm prepared to make an exception in this case. And the fly on the tail is the cherry on the cake, so to speak.
#63
Pink dino purse, found and left at Goodwill in Texarkana, Texas. It's gone now.
I didn't take it home because it's to small for me and it wouldn't be far to get it for one of my daughters cuz they would both love it. I am thinking of ordering them each one online.
#64
Not weird but definitely wonderful🖤. Found at my local thrift store this evening. My heart stopped when I spotted it.
#65
Found in a art/antique store in Grand Junction, Colorado!!
#66
My uncle found this lamp cleaning out an attic of a house he bought and gave it to me. Sears merry mushroom collection!
#67
Found this today at the thrift, it DID come home with me. Mother of pearl dish thing with 6 spoons and gift box. I have no clue what its used for but it was shiny.
Found in Ventura, Ca.
#69
These made my heart happy. ♥️ Found at an antique store. Paid $15 for both. No banana so used garlic clove instead
Gingersnap In Iowa 1 year ago
It's used to clean up crumbs on the dining table.
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I think this is used for cleaning crumbs off the tablecloth between dinner courses.
#70
I just bought this jem today. I am extatic !!! I'm in love. It's a once in a lifetime find. In a farmhouse in rural Michigan. The husband bought it brand new in the 70s in St Louis.
Dragon mama 1 year ago
I'm struggling to I'm struggling to figure out the size. Is this a bed?
#71
$12.00 thrift store find today. Mid Century Television Trays. Original price tag attached at $1.80.
Brian Droste 1 year ago
My parents I believed had some of these trays when I was growing up. Nothing quite as fancy as these though.
Auntriarch 1 year ago (edited)
Oh there's a blast from the past! Ours had a single spray of orange gladiolus, I thought it was terribly glamorous, I used to have indoor picnics on it. Late 50s.
#72
Yesterday I had a thrifting score when I found a Lion King bed sheet from 1994 for $4! I love upcycling old pillow cases and sheets into bags. Here's a few I've done. The purple unicorn one was from my own childhood bedroom and the rest were thrifted/donated. I'm always on the lookout for more so I can give them new life and relive my childhood at the same time!
Breadcrumb. 1 year ago
I had the unicorn curtains, barbie pillow case and lion king comforter. 😎
#73
found this kroehler chair at an estate sale on the last day! definitely one of my favorite furniture pieces
#74
Found this cute guy at Thrift City in Tacoma, WA. Definitely swooped it up for a cool 60 cents. It’s my life’s goal now to find the mustard
Bi.Felicia 1 year ago
Maybe he's with Col. Mustard in the conservatory? Who's awkwardly holding a candlestick in his hand??
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Finally have something to post! Went to a church sale with my mom and found these two vintage Lusch Erzeugnis stools/chairs(?) for $15. They look like mushrooms and I immediately squealed. I can’t find any info on them other than who made them because it’s on the bottom! Can’t wait to clean them and find a place for them 😭🥰 Found in Grand Junction, CO
YakFactory 1 year ago
Googled the designer. Looks like they're from about 1960, and a lot of money to buy them now. Well done on your purchase. You're a winner!
#76
Officially licensed, Eleven's jumpsuit from Season 3 of Stranger Things, found and left at Goodwill in Owings Mills, MD.
I didn't see a size but I'd guess a kids large. I would have bought it if my 11+ a$$ could fit in it.
#77
I’m still not completely convinced I don’t need this but I did leave it behind at the Found in Fortuna thrift store.
LuisSD stuff 1 year ago
Hamburger Helper makes a good meal! It's their mascot. Look at their old commercials on YT.
#78
Four ramen bowls at the goodwill!
ElfVibratorGlitter 1 year ago
Seriously? That's awesome! Learned something new today :)
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#79
Never moved so fast as when I saw this hanging on the rack at my local Salvation Army thrift store, snagged and purchased smiling the entire time.
Mary Beth Miller 1 year ago
I'm sorry, the tag reads "...something something kill them all." ??????
Momo 1 year ago
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Ground score in Indiana. They may have came home w me
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Katie Allen 1 year ago
Most of this stuff is a LOT cooler than anything I ever see at Goodwill
Bryn 1 year ago
I hate BP makes it so if someone replies to your comment after a certain time, you can't see it unless you get premium :((((
Phendrena 1 year ago
Turned into money-grabbing c***s, This site ahs gone to total s**t.
Load More Replies... Rebecca Ferguson 1 year ago
Makes me wonder why we need to buy anything new when there's so much pre loved amazing stuff out there.
geezeronthehill 1 year ago
Many of these older furniture pieces, such as bookcases, are too tall to fit modern homes. Hence they become available.
Katie Allen 1 year ago
Most of this stuff is a LOT cooler than anything I ever see at Goodwill
Bryn 1 year ago
I hate BP makes it so if someone replies to your comment after a certain time, you can't see it unless you get premium :((((
Phendrena 1 year ago
Turned into money-grabbing c***s, This site ahs gone to total s**t.
Load More Replies... Rebecca Ferguson 1 year ago
Makes me wonder why we need to buy anything new when there's so much pre loved amazing stuff out there.
geezeronthehill 1 year ago
Many of these older furniture pieces, such as bookcases, are too tall to fit modern homes. Hence they become available.
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