Stalking the Thrift Store

One of my blog goals was to share my Thrift Store Finds with y'all more consistently. I have had these images sitting in my Dropbox since before Christmas and just rediscovered them while writing about my thrift store statement chair yesterday. I know another blog goal was to have better pictures for the posts, but I will make exceptions for those taken inside Habitat for Humanity. We shop there for the cool/wacky stuff at great prices, not for the ambiance and lighting.

Up first, we have this "his, hers, ours" set. It was less than $10 if I remember correctly. That does not include the tray, which is not part of the set. However, the tray is $5 if anyone is curious. The drink set would be perfect on a night stand or in a bathroom. I love the gold lettering, although the bubbles could be a bit annoying after some time.

I found these divided platters for $2.50 each. If I bought them, I would put jewelry in them or use as a nail polish display. However, I would also need a flat surface that isn't already covered in stuff so I passed on the opportunity.

If I hadn't already started on my sister's painted spoons for her $5 Christmas gift, I would have bought this set of 8 monogrammed K glasses for her (last name is Kogelschatz). The set ended up being $3 total. Fortunately, her husband was at Habitat with me so I convinced him to buy them. This set is the only items from today's post that went home with someone I know. Shocking, I know.

This chair needs some work - bare minimum new cushions and fabric. However, it is charming and only $35. I included a picture of the price tag below for anyone who doesn't believe me. The tag is dated 12/21 so if that chair is still around in a month, someone could probably talk the right floor volunteer down to $20 or $25. The rattan and legs were in great shape when I checked so those parts wouldn't need any work. However, you could totally paint the solid parts gold and go for white upholstery. Now I wish I had this chair and space to put the chair. Oh and the ability to finish projects in a reasonable amount of time.

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