THE SHELVES WERE PACKED! | Goodwill Haul | Thrift With Me For Resale | Reselling | Thrift Haul

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Today we're thrifting a few of my favorite Goodwill locations in Vancouver, Washington. Then I'm taking you home with me to decorate with today's finds 😄 What do you think of my thrift store haul!?

My name is Laura and I am a full time vintage shop owner and I've been self employed for 8 years selling my vintage finds online, in flea markets and local vintage malls. I love to resell 2nd hand and vintage items so they can live a second (or third or fourth) life!

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New vintage items are listed on the First Friday of every month!

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Cheers!

💙Laura Caldwell

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[kimaffleck]

Your "scoop with a little scoop" is actually a sugar cube server. A refined way to present sugar to guests, usually for coffee, it is an old tradition!

[nataliyademchenko]

I am originally from Ukraine, Dnipropetrovsk region, so I know that the two egg holders are similar to Petrikivsk folk decorative painting. Decorative painting is one of the types of decorative and applied art. The best developed in Ukraine is Petrykiv painting - decorative and ornamental painting, which was formed in the Dnipropetrovsk region in the village of Petrykivka, which was founded in 1772 by Peter Kalnyshevsky. More often, peasants painted wooden kitchen utensils. Petrikia painting was preserved even in the period of the USSR. That is why you see the symbol of the Olympics in Moscow, during which many works of folk art were sold.

[pigoff]

I have a lot of egg cups. They match my german dishes. I never use them either

[shawns]

Elephant bank had whimsy and quality, she can keep that all her life...my favorite.

[deborahdawes]

The silver piggy bank was my go to baby gift in the 1970s and 80s. The local jewelry store sold them, and I had them engraved with the baby's name and birthdate. Those "babies" are now in their 40s and some still have their silver pigs.

[marniesmith]

Laura, the scoop with the smaller scoop was used for sugar cubes. You would put it on your table if you were serving wine and if your guests thought their wine wasn't sweet enough, they could add sugar to taste. Also don't leave salt in metal as it will pit the metal. Vintage metal salt shaker lids prove the point.

[natvtxn]

Wow, I've been to lots of Goodwill's, but have NEVER seen any look that nice on the exterior or have an abundance of good stuff inside.

[denisepaul]

Hi Laura. I learned recently that your new Bennett Welsh piece is called a sauce bowl, not a gravy boat. A gravy boat has a handle and only one pour spout and is meant to be pasted around the table. A sauce bowl is meant to be left in the middle of the table with a ladle. The ladle is then moved from side to side resting in the indents for people across the table to use

[catherinewheatley]

I have a silver plate scoop with a little scoop. I had been told it was used originally for sugar or sugar cubes. I set it out at Easter filled with Skittles. Grandkids loved it!

[_Rhon_]

Your content is so spot-on. I love that I “found” you. Not to sound creepy, but here I go 😂…introvert me could totally hang with you for a thrifting day. Trust me, that’s a HUGE compliment.

[CaitiSM]

I must have been at Retails right before you; I loved that little floral footstool and even took a photo of it but decided I didn't have a spot for it. Funny to see it end up with you!

[theficklefish]

I literally just left that silver piggy bank at my Goodwill, like 10 minutes ago. It was engraved with the name Jeremy! What a coincidence!

[nancygrossberg]

Gosh your kitty sounds like a lion 🦁. I’m a cat person also. I really enjoy your Webb sight. Keep up the good work.

[susansmith]

The wood magazine rack could hold some cool older record albums.

[maryka]

You are a natural…love your very artistic home…you definitely have an “eye”. Appreciate all your knowledge! Love gorgeous Lorenzo…

[ejmpdx]

Hi Laura,
I just had to comment on the familiarity of the sundae cups that you commented on. I live in Portland and my mother recently donated those cups to GW (they were unique). It's a small world! Keep up the great content.

[cajdel]

Hi
Lovely as usual.
That brass piece with the little scoop is for sugar cubes.
I bought my silver one in England years ago.
There was a little hook that the scoop hung from so it wasn’t ever sitting on the sugar cubes.
I have always loved them. ♥️
Love from Trinidad 🇹🇹

[persiphonehellecat]

Quirky and Boho here - and I am fascinated by the lamp thingy. I think bright colored tassles hanging down would look cool. It will make a cute little lamp to tuck into a dull or dark corner! Or maybe hang elephant bells from it? BTW I am an Interior Architect/Designer from NY. I love an eclectic mix of things. My theory is if I love it - it MUST have been meant to fit somewhere in my space!

[angelinamayorova]

12.50 is Russian traditional art, hand painted plate. It called Khokhloma :)

[AbbeGold]

I had those blue glasses in the early 80’s!