Thriftathon Part 2: Friday's Find #223

Thank God it's thrifty Friday, Friends! Today I'm sharing the rest of my fabulous finds from my thrifting adventures with Cecilia B. In addition to the Find's warehouse sale and shops in Comfort, we shopped five more local thrift stores. If you missed part one of my thriftathon treasures, you can see them here. Now for the rest of my finds...

How fun is this plaid thermos and picnic tote? It includes the king size thermos, a sandwich box and an extra cup. The thermos is dated 1973, and though the tote originally included two, a picnic blanket or even a bottle of wine could be tucked inside. AVAILABLE

This vintage sifter is one of my favorites from our thriftathon. It was only $1 at one of the local stops I often frequent. It's nice and large and has a lid--definitely a keeper! 

Next, these plaid flannel covered buttons would look festive added to Christmas crafts. AVAILABLE

I love these charming vintage napkins and they're in perfect condition. AVAILABLE

These monogrammed linen cocktail napkins were in a sealed, nondescript box and haven't been used. There is a set of four. AVAILABLE 

This set of eight vintage aluminum coasters show varying degrees of wear. Personally, I love the worn patina, but I'm sure they could be shined up if desired.  AVAILABLE

Are you familiar with Hadley pottery? It was founded in 1940 by Mary Alice Hadley whose family had been clay tile makers. Each piece is hand painted and signed on the back {MA Hadley} I had a friend who collected it and her display was just lovely. I've never seen it anywhere else and certainly not in the thrift stores. I love the whimsical details. Look at this polka dot horse and lamb with a bell on its neck. These two are 6" bread plates. AVAILABLE

Wouldn't these would be darling hanging in a baby's room or set at the children's table for Thanksgiving? I learned that made to order Hadley stoneware dishes and gifts are still available online, if you'd like to check out their website.

Vintage Corelle that matches a Pyrex pattern like these Spring Blossom saucers, tends to be more popular. Currently I have a Pyrex large covered casserole, available here. I'm also selling these as a pair. AVAILABLE

I often buy souvenir plates, as they have been good sellers in my Etsy shop, but this next find brings back a flood of good memories. I was born and grew up in Houston. Our family went to Astroworld amusement park every year for as long as I can remember. As a teenager, I  used my hard earned cash to buy season passes each summer and it was the place to hang out with friends. Interestingly, I bought this before the Astros won the World Series and to be honest, the connection hadn't even occurred to me. However, since the amusement park was named after the team, I can't help but wonder if any related memorabilia will be sought after. The park opened in 1968 and closed in 2005. AVAILABLE

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Until next time, happy hunting!