Everything You See

I purchased every single thing you see in today's pictures for the whopping sum total of one dollar and twenty-five cents. You see, I had a fully-stamped loyalty card which entitled me to $5 off my total purchase.The rolling pin rack would look great holding vintage pot holders or aprons. I seldom pass up a nice glass-covered cheese board, and the green scarf beneath it all would also make a pretty table runner:

The daisy covered dish is insulated and has a square Teflon-lined aluminum baking pan inside. I don't know who made it, but I've never seen one before. Just last night, while watching "That 70's Show", I saw the matching ice bucket sitting on a shelf in their kitchen! Too funny. I found another bird trivet just like this one a while back; I think it sold already at the shop.

A vintage Counterpoint house vase or small planter:

Pyrex and Anchor Hocking covered bowls - these are my favorite food storage containers. I've never seen so many for sale in one place. Honestly, I can't understand why anyone would give them up? They are one of the most versatile and useful kitchen items you can own, in my opinion. I use mine every day.

 I didn't know that all of the kitchen stuff was half-price that day.
I got this great  vintage set of souvenir swordfish salt and pepper shakers, too:

From Florida - but made in Japan. Kitschy and colorful:

Brightly colored paisley seersucker fabric:

And, as if all of that were not enough, I also got a nice black tank top, and she even threw in three aprons for free that she thought maybe myself or someone I knew or worked with in the park could use.
 $1.25?
That's right.
Now, that's what I call a good deal!