Tuesday 12 April 2016

Charity shopping, the one with the 50p Meakin jug.

I've been buying beautiful mustard and brown seventies things from the charity shops, see!

Charity shopping, the one with the 50p Meakin jug. Some Hornsea, retro salt and pepper shakers and a cute glass cat too! secondhandsusie.blogspot.com #charityshopping #meakin #hornsea

Joe bought me these retro salt and pepper shakers as a housewarming present ages ago.  I love the colours so much!
Present, local charity shop.

Charity shopping, the one with the 50p Meakin jug. Some Hornsea, retro salt and pepper shakers and a cute glass cat too! secondhandsusie.blogspot.com #charityshopping #meakin #hornsea

Can you tell from the photo this is a little glass cat?  Well it is!
25p, local charity shop.

Charity shopping, the one with the 50p Meakin jug. Some Hornsea, retro salt and pepper shakers and a cute glass cat too! secondhandsusie.blogspot.com #charityshopping #meakin #hornsea

I think Saffron is my favourite Hornsea pattern.  I love the Hornsea canisters that are plain, rather than having 'tea' or 'coffee' written on them, so I'm super pleased with this.
£1.99, local charity shop.

Charity shopping, the one with the 50p Meakin jug. Some Hornsea, retro salt and pepper shakers and a cute glass cat too! secondhandsusie.blogspot.com #charityshopping #meakin #hornsea

Here's the little Meakin jug.  It's so tiny and cute, when I turned it over there was a Meakin Studio mark on the bottom, and Google tells me the pattern is called Maori.
50p, local charity shop.

Have you bought any mustard and brown seventies things recently?  Or any other brilliant bargains? 

Check out my other charity shop haul posts for even more seventies mustard and brown stuff!




6 comments:

  1. Ooh Tam just found a preserve jar the same as your Hornsea canister! I love the salt shakers :)

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    1. Ooo nice, I'm always on the look out for Hornsea stuff but don't usually find smaller pieces.

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  2. I'm really drawn to mustard and brown things too! I think they must have been around the house when I was little. ;)

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    1. Come to think of it we had our fair share of orange and brown when I was little too!

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  3. Saffron is my favourite Hornsea pattern and guess what I actually have the teas, coffee and sugar, a plain one would be most too. So glad to note its your fave too. I will have to show them off on my blog. The retro salt and pepper shakers are good - your Joe did good.

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    1. Yeah, he's a good boy :)
      And yes, you must show off your Saffron collection, I'd love to see it :D

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