I shouldn't really be buying anything else from the charity shops, but I just had a quick peek in and this happened,
At least there's only 2, right? I keep seeing this Bacchus design as a full set, with all the plates, cups, bowls, teapot and the whole shebang, which is great, it's my favourite retro plate design, and I would love it, but I have absolutely no room for it. I'm only allowed to buy orphan retro plates, so I snapped these up, even though they're not in the best condition.
Kiln Craft Bacchus plates, £1 each, local Air Ambulance charity shop.
I also bought this little Japanese bunny. He has a little chip on his toe, but it's not much bother to him in his new life living in the top of a large plant pot containing a rubber plant.
Japanese bunny, £1, Sue Ryder charity shop.
Aaand this skully bracelet. Beacuase it's so rainbowy. But also quite heavy which may be why it made it's way to the charity shop in the first place.
Skull bracelet, 49p, Oxfam charity shop.
Have you had any luck in the charity shops lately?
P.S. Check out my other charity shop posts for more!
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Little Japanese Bun looks rather cute, almost as if he has bowed down. I'd not even noticed his little chipped toe, adds to his charm ☺
ReplyDeleteHe is cute isn't he, I couldn't resist!
DeleteThe little Japanese bunny is so cute. Great bracelet too! :)
ReplyDeleteThank you :D
DeleteFab finds! I think I saw (and admired!) those plates when I was in the Air Ambulance. xxx
ReplyDeleteThanks for not buying them! :D
DeleteWe have one of those plates at school!!!
ReplyDeleteOo lovely, they're my favourite kind of plates!
DeleteTam's mum has those plates! It usually means scones are on offer when they come out the cupboard ;)
ReplyDeleteMmmm scones! I would like some scones on my plates too!
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