Welcome to Show and Tell Friday! This week I'm sharing some vintage silver I've picked up over the years at flea markets. They are just so pretty and so hard to resist when I find them at a good price!
I love the old monogrammed pieces...
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Thanks for hosting! I love the vintage silver pieces you showcased! They're beautiful!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful silverware. I love the monogram pieces, too. I often wonder who were they and how their silverware ended up at a sale? Lucky for you...they are beautiful pieces.
ReplyDeleteWendy
Hi Cindy, I guess my timing for your newest blog is perfect! Three things...1. Your silver is breathtaking. I especially love the ribbon color.
ReplyDelete2. Don't tell the guy(s) about your blog...you will want to vent to us. (I'm guessing)
and 3. Thank you for hosting Show and Tell Fridays. *hugs*
WOW! What lovelies!
ReplyDeletem ^..^
So pretty! I love the monograms too. Thanks for hosting again.
ReplyDeleteReal nice show and tell. Love your silver. Older silverware is so nice. Enjoy your weekend. Dogwood
ReplyDeleteCindy, I also love the vintage silver and have been collecting it for several years. My favorites are the monogrammed pieces. Looks like you have a beautiful collection. Thanks for hosting!
ReplyDeleteHugs, Sherry
Oh Cindy those are sooo pretty. I
ReplyDeletelove the monogram pieces too. Don't
you wonder whose they were and if
they were wedding presents to anyone. I always do that to things
I get at flea markets. You have a
wonderful collection.":O)
Hi Cindy! What a pretty picture of your silver with that beautiful plate and linen! Here we are back for more S&T! Thanks for hosting--Jacqueline
ReplyDeleteHi Cindy, I love the beautiful monogram pieces you have! Thank you for sharing and for hosting Show and Tell Friday! And no, I wouldn't tell the guy...until you know them well enough, besides then you get to blog about all the fun you are having, stay safe and best wishes!
ReplyDeleteHugz,
Kim
Beautiful vintage pieces!
ReplyDeleteHi Cindy! I love your beautiful flatware! It has such a lovely patina. And the monogram makes it even more wonderful! Have a great weekend!...hugs...Debbie
ReplyDeleteOld silver is a treasure at Linderhof as well -- and I'm green over your pieces. And I love monograms, names, inscriptions -- they USED to be cheaper, alas not always now!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing -- at least the pieces are now loved!
Love your silver pieces you have been collecting! I just picked up a wooden silver storage case at the thrift store for a couple dollars. I have some silver myself (mostly in my hair now a days)!
ReplyDeleteMarcia
Cindy, I love your vintage monogramed silverware. It's so pretty and dainty.
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Lee Laurie
Hi Cindy,
ReplyDeleteJust found your blog, it's gorgeous! Hope you'll stop by Beach Bungalow and say hello!
Sue
Love those vintage pieces! Thanks for hosting another great party!
ReplyDeletelovely!!!
ReplyDeleteThere is nothing lovelier than vintage silver, and yours is simply divine!
ReplyDeleteAll the best,
Anne
the silvers are lovely.
ReplyDeleteHi Cindy, Thank You for hosting today. As always it is a lot of fun to see all the treasures everyone shares. Have a great Friday...Julian
ReplyDeleteDear Cindy, you got beautiful siverware and love the monogram ones! even the plate you use underneath it looks pretty too! wishing you great weekend!
ReplyDeleteGood morning, Cindy
ReplyDeleteI always admire the silver pieces when shopping antique stores. Yours are lovely.
Thanks for hosting.
Mama Bear
Cindy,
ReplyDeleteI feel the same way about silver, especially the monogramed pieces. I often wonder how many special occasion dinners, holiday dinners etc. these pieces served. Also, I always feel good about rescuing old silver and returning them to a place of honor.
Marilyn (in Dallas)
Hi Cindy,
ReplyDeleteThanks for having us again this week! I'm really late to the party, but here nonetheless!
I love your silverware, I've been wanting to start my own collection. You have some great looking pieces, they are so elegant!
Have a wonderful weekend!
XO
Heidi - Heart and Home
I love the pattern of the first piece. Beautiful.
ReplyDelete~ ~Ahrisha~ ~
Your silver showcased is beautiful, Vintage is Good! I apprecaite your sharing so we can all enjoy, Thank you.
ReplyDeleteOMGosh... toooo cute!
ReplyDeleteThanks for visiting me over at Pittypat Paperie and leaving the sweet comment. come again anytime.
Lovely, lovely, loveeelyyyyyyyyy
ReplyDeleteBeautiful. I liked all of them. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful sliver,,I have only two pieces,,,, a gravy spoon and ice tongs,, I just love them.. I do need to clean them though,, any ideas??
ReplyDeleteHope your weekend is a wonderful one
Hugs;
Alaura
Enjoy so much all you beautiful collections. I have been following your blog for a couple of years now and am amazed at all the beautiful things you have in your home. You have a gift for photography and make every thing look beautiful. Thanks for bringing sunshine into our days!!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pieces, Cindy. Wow, look at all the participants this week. Wonderful! I'm off to visit as many as I can this evening. ~ sarah
ReplyDeleteI love vintage silver pieces, too. I wonder about the stories they could share.
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