While in Germany, I fell in love with the lovely German Roemer wine glasses, but that's not all. I especially loved the beautiful white china used in restaurants in Bavaria. I did some shopping but refrained from buying glass items, mainly because I didn't want to deal with packing fragile items.
Well Saturday was my lucky day for finding international goods! For just $20 I bought (6) etched German Roemer wine glasses, (3) porcelain-handled Sheffield serving pieces (UK), (1) Rosenthal tea cup and saucer (Bavaria) and (1) Apilco Ramekin (France). Can you believe it! Just had to share photos of a few of the items.
Be sure to check out more treasured finds at Rhoda's Thifty Treasures. It's a great way to start your Monday!
JOJO, I was at Scott's on Friday and I swear I looked at the 3 piece serving pieces you picture, but didn't buy them. I did get some wonderful Harlequin China!!
ReplyDeleteHow funny that you found your souvenirs right here in Georgia...I'm surprised you didn't run into Rose or Joyce...they were both there this weekend with their husbands....I couldn't get mine off the couch but I'll be going again next month for sure....You found some great stuff....love those green glasses...
ReplyDeleteScott's seems to be the place to be! I've never been there.
ReplyDeleteLove your souvenirs from Germany - lol. sandie
Just a quick note to wish you a lovely day!
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xoxo
Hmmm, packing fragile purchases for home can be a nightmare. Last time we were in Malta we had the strangest things all wrapped up in mucky socks and stuffed in shoes. Fortunately it all made it back to England.
ReplyDeleteHolly Cow I was there on Sat for the first time with my husband and I ran into Rose with her husband. Looks like all the blog gals were there and now I see Linda was there on Friday. It was our first time going and we went to one building but were not into so much old silver and over priced furniture so we left. Sue said I should have gone to the other building but what did I know? I would say next time but don't think I can ever get my husband to go back again. Lucky you to find some German souvenirs right in your own back yard:) Much better then paying in Euros!
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I want to Thank you for your prayers and thoughts. Looks like you had a wonderful trip:)
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Ooooh...I almost went there this weekend! You found great stuff, Cheryl! Happy week!...hugs...Debbie
ReplyDeleteEach and every item is beautiful and at such wonderful prices! I especially love the wine glasses.
ReplyDeleteThey all look so beautiful!
ReplyDeletebeen to the Atlanta Antique Mart off I85, but don't think it was called *scott's*....but it's been several years ago and may have changed. it's vendors - mainly outside - but they did have some buildings too. acres and acres....poor feet!!!! great buys.
ReplyDeleteJoJo, how pretty your German pieces are! I just love Scott's, but don't get to go all that often. Great place to browse some beautiful things. Glad you joined the party.
ReplyDeleteWhat pretties you found ! Love your sweet header !
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JoJO, your German pieces are so elegant~~
ReplyDeleteLove stuff from Germany. Great finds.
ReplyDelete:) Michelle