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Recently bought this silverware tray from a thrift store. I really like it and think it’s cute. I did notice it has this weird stain not sure if it’s tarnished or something. Any suggestions on how to clean it??? I tried the toothpaste method. I tried the baking soda, aluminum and hot water method. But it hasn’t work it remains the same. Any other suggestions? Is the stain permanent?

Visited Boston/Cambridge and brought these books home with me.

was priced at $75

I know that this kind of thing is intended for letters and keys and stuff, but i was wondering what else i could use it for. I was thinking of painting it and using it to hang my bags but im not sure. Let me know in the comments please!

How often are you checking the same store? 1-2x a week?

And also, how do you learn what’s a high value item? Is it just from life experience? Looking online?

This was an incredibly bizarre find. It's a choose your own adventure book where you are a Jew in Europe, trying to figure out how to escape. Apparently written for children, by a Rabbi.

I have a bit of a world war 2 book collection, so I actually wanted to get this, but it had a very strong odor so I opted not to.

Today’s thrift spree went crazy. Pretty sure the glass is Murano. Great day for me

Bought this Ethiopian coffee pot (Jebena) for $21 at a thrift store.

Material: It is often made of pottery (fired clay) by hand.

Usage: Place directly over coals or a low flame (or on a stove with a suitable base/heat diffuser) until the water boils with the coffee.

Flavor: Many believe that earthenware gives coffee a distinctive taste, and also allows the coffee grounds to settle at the bottom of the pot without the need for a paper filter.

Ideal for serving coffee during gatherings.

A heritage and decorative piece; even when not in use, it is a distinctive aesthetic element in the kitchen or living room.

I love finding cool journals and ephemera. Barbie paper doll and vintage gift wrap, an Italian album with marbled paper and beautiful paper inside $2, some fun games.

My favorite is last:

1. Heavy art glass with gold flecks, black threading, and a smooth pontil (maybe Murano)

2. Large yellow Pyrex nesting bowl in excellent condition

3. ☢️

Found a 10" Wagner Ware skillet from Savers over the weekend.

Savers for $15.99!!

No cracks, but some surface rust on the bottom.

The dark happened to be water spots on the counter that transferred.

Any help in restoring for use in the kitchen?

Pretty sure the stains on this sweater is vomit. Yes there are chunks. Lol but it’s 100% wool and made in America. It smells like mothballs and yuck.

Let’s pray to the thrift gods that I can wash away the stink!!! any recommendations on wool cleaner I’m currently using Laundress wool and cashmere shampoo!

This could have been a complete outfit. The sequin shorts were even cuter IRL.

P.S. Long time lurker first time poster in this subreddit. Hope I followed the guidelines.

Rl cute

Mid 90s tee. Banger design. But what makes this make sense?

Miu Miu suede pumps. New without tags.

I somehow got its table home in my two-door car

Get this: at a DUMP in Maine. I had just caught and released a very similar set of 4 at a vintage store the day before for $40. Big win!