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Sunday, December 04, 2011

Let it snow, let it snow, let it snow...

'silver' by birdandbloke



Vintage Fluted Tin ...
5gardenias
$21.50

Vintage Silver Cand...
raemj
$15.00

Love the cold said ...
ZenzPhotograph...
$30.00

Jingle Bell Tinsel ...
cattales
$21.00

1800's silver s...
nevastarr
$19.95

Silverplate Serving...
thisOtherthing
$17.99

Letterpress Holiday...
jerseyicecream...
$15.00

3 Holiday Spoon Tre...
daisychestnut
$35.00

Silver Winter Chand...
seequin
$46.00

24 Vintage Metal Be...
RobertaGrove
$6.00

Couple of pretty vi...
AllysAntiques
$8.00

Vintage Silver Plan...
amberfilkins
$32.00

Antique General Sto...
LittleKittenVi...
$45.00

Reclaimed Glass Clo...
BirdinHandVTG
$18.00

Custom Silver Bells...
PotterandButle...
$12.95

Large Estate 13 Pie...
ParisCoutureAn...
$925.00

Treasury tool by Red Row Studio.


A gorgeous silver treasury that gets me in a Christmas mood!
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