I have great plans for these little babies, they are just the beginning of a small collection that I am starting to hold succulents and ferns.
What a special military presentation cup......presented to Sergeant K. Nyde in 1967.
Heavy silver creamer made by D. W. Haber and Sons of NY. Linking up with:
Nifty Thrifty Tuesday @ Coastal Charm
Treasure Hunt Thursday @ From My Front Porch To Yours
Thrifty Thursday @ Tales from Bloggeritaville
Show and Tell Friday @ My Romantic Home
Feathered Nest Friday @ French Country Cottage
Friday Unfold @ Stuff and Nonsense
I love the patina also! I never polish my silver, I would rather enjoy the beauties as they age! Great idea to put ferns and moss in them!
ReplyDeleteThe finish is exceptional! Thanx for stopping by and linking up! Hope you join us every week!
ReplyDeleteHi Tami! I saw your post over at "Treasure Hunt Thursday". I can't wait to see your succulents and ferns in those lovely silver items...should be beautiful. I am following you now.
ReplyDeletehi Tami, visiting from FMFPTY, I adore silver too and saw the prettiest silver antique wine coolers at an antique shop last week. I didn't purchase one, but will be on the lookout in the future in hopes that I can (maybe) get a better price point. keeping my fingers crossed! your pieces are just wonderful!! Just love the creamer :)
ReplyDeleteLook, you have silver too! That presentation cup is gorgeous. I also love your photo on the sidebar beside the copyright notice. I just bought a motel chair this year and love it!
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful find! I love putting succulents and ferns into old silver!
ReplyDeleteThese are beautiful! They will look amazing planted.
ReplyDeleteWould love to see these with succulents in them, great idea!
ReplyDeletei love the pieces you have...wonderful patina and will look lovely with succulents in them...thanks so much for sharing at fridays unfolded...and thank you for having a husband who is willing to defend my freedom in scary places....blessings to you.
ReplyDeletealison
What a great idea to add some greens to your silver! I love the patina on these as well. Very nice!
ReplyDeleteOh Tami - I love old siver - these are magnificent!
ReplyDeleteAre you burning up down there? I love Charleston - but not in the summer! Hope you are doing well - and your hubby too. Stay cool girlfriend!
Vicki
Wow~ what fantastic pieces!! So lovely!! Thanks for linking up at Feathered Nest Friday! :)
ReplyDeleteI love silver too! Nice pieces!
ReplyDeleteDebbie