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A few of my favorite thrift stores

June 18, 2014

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Life has been busy. Busy enough that I haven’t been thrifting for over a month. A record in my book!
I broke that spell this week with a little trip to a few of my favorite spots.

1. Studio pottery bowl, perfect for summer fruits.

2.Wooden handled silverware tray. Just in time for back porch parties.

3. Large cotton madras tablecloth. I plan to use this for summer picnics and for the beach.

4.Blue striped mixing bowl. One of my favorites recently broke so this was a timely find.

5.Wooden handled wire basket for the farmers market and our CSA share.

6.Cobalt blue and grey studio pottery vase for summer wildflower  bouquets.

7.Woven basket case perfect for the pool, the beach or as a summer handbag.

For the local folk, as promised a list of my favorite spots…….

Riddle Thrift

Not only the closest in proximity to me but also full of high quality goods. The top floor is full of clothing, handbags, shoes and bags all in impeccable condition  and the bottom floor, full of housewares. This place has washed and ironed linens!

Note: Riddle is closed on Saturdays in the summertime.

Neighborhood League

High quality beautiful goods many of which are antiques. Some of my most treasured pieces of pottery and kitchen wares come from here.

Note: Neighborhood League is closed for the summer months and opens right after Labor Day

Pennywise

A great mix of collectables and housewares as well as clothing and jewelery.

Note: Pennywise closes in the summer  months but reopens after Labor Day

Bryn Mawr Thrift

Some of the best furniture around!

Nana’s Attic

This one has a bit  more “junk” to sift through than the others but I still have found many treasures here. All proceeds go towards the Domestic Abuse Project.

Harry’s Treasures and Collectibles 

This is an antique store but the basement is full of 1/2 off treasures. Some of my favorite pieces of furniture have been found at Harry’s.

Filed Under: At Home, Thrifting Tagged With: 2014, found, home, june, sring, thrifting, treasures

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Comments

  1. Gramma says

    June 19, 2014 at 9:10 pm

    Lucky you!

  2. Gramma says

    June 19, 2014 at 9:11 pm

    Wish we had those kind of thrift shops here, too much junk, but I’ll check again.

  3. Christy says

    September 12, 2014 at 8:25 pm

    I will have to check those thrift shops out.

  4. Cindy Gill says

    September 15, 2014 at 8:54 pm

    I used to volunteer at Riddle Thrift–best way grab the goodies before they hit the floor! Got my dining room buffet from Bryn Mawr and used to work up the road from the Neighborhood League and would shop during lunch. I’m looking at two of those treasures right here at my desk at work. Love the thrifts! Another good one is Encore on corner of Rts. 1 and 52 right before Longwood, benefiting Chester Co Hospital.

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