We saw lots of vintage goodness at The Depot at Gibson Mill yesterday, but we can't forget about all the kitchen accessories. Discover tons of color with vintage thermoses, dishes, car hop trays, pepper shakers and a cake pie carrier. My favorite ideas included a vintage toothpick holder and a wine rack filled with old rolling pins. The toothpick holder would be an adorable detail for a kitchen wall or table. And what to do with empty wine racks (besides don't tell where the wine went)? Fill them with vintage rolling pins! Love, love, love.
Link - The Depot at Gibson Mill
9 comments:
Oh I just love those colors!
Love the design, color and practicality of the thermoses and the lunch trays. (I must have food and drink on my mind!)
We are headed to Round Top again next week for the big show. Can't wait. The hubby and I always enjoy the hunt. You do such a good job with taking photos. I'll have to see if I can get a few too.
You had me at kitchen vintage and pyrex nesting bowls. Man, oh man!
I love how bright all the colors are, they really liven the kitchen right up! Your rolling pin idea is so creative ;)
Eeek! I want it all! Love the bright colors!
I love vintage kitchen stuff. I have a bunch of old canisters and funny mugs. My dad even just got me a vintage stand mixer with milk glass bowls! Swoon.
Are you sure that is a toothpick holder? I think it is a match holder for when one had to light the gas or wood stove without the benefit of electronic spark ignition.
I'm sure you could also use it as a match holder, but the tag said it was a toothpick holder and I've seen more recent versions of toothpick holders that look very similar. It has many benefits!
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