I LOVE Thrift Shopping ...
They are hand made Carpenter tool boxes and I think the small one held a special tool like a saw or drill.
"Hey girl, you were featured at Revisionary Life ...Revi"
thanks Revi ... really honored.
Looking forward to next week.
As you can see from the 2012 water marks on some of these photos, I have had these for a couple of years ... cleaned them up and displayed them on my front porch for a short while,
maybe just long enough to take these pictures.
Beautiful green but very faded ...
Love how the lid opens and makes a little shelf.
I found this cream at an estate sale or garage sale and it is wonderful. Feels good on the hands too.
Neat old hinges
Great display pieces as well as good storage.
Everything in this vignette has been bought at Thrift stores
or Estate Sales.
Everything in this vignette has been bought at Thrift stores
or Estate Sales.
I am joining Revi at her first Link Party
Revisionary Life
Also visiting:
Ivy & Elephants What's It Wednesday
Angie at Knick of Time Tuesday
Kathe with an E ... You're Gonna Love It Tuesday
Thanks for the visit and would love your comment.
Blessings,
Audrey Z.
I LOVE the carpenter made tool boxes. Great paint, lots of wear. Useful, decorative, handy.
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I think you may have been a carpenter in a past life you are perty handy Lol. The green is a great color Take care Rob
ReplyDeleteWonderful find!
ReplyDeleteI love what you did with these!!! Seriously, this makes for a great display of all the items!! I'm very impressed Audrey.
ReplyDeleteThey really cleaned up nicely and I love how you have displayed them!
ReplyDeleteAudrey, you always find the best stuff! I love those tool boxes, and would have grabbed them myself. Thanks so much for joining the party and for your free advertising! You're such a sweetheart.
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I love the candelabra in the carpenter box! Fun!
ReplyDeleteHey girl, you were featured at Revisionary Life "Thrifty Life Thursday."
ReplyDeleteThanks Revi ... I am really honored. I will post your featured button.
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I loved that you styled the toolboxes with the silver in the vignette. The patina is perfection!
ReplyDeleteI like your tool boxes too. You find and do the neatest things! Nancy
ReplyDeleteA Great Transformation... I too Love a good Tool Box or Vintage Industrial piece to repurpose!
ReplyDeleteBlessings from the Arizona Desert... Dawn... The Bohemian
Audrey, those boxes are just gorgeous, if that can be said about tool boxes, lol. Great color, great patina, and great look of yesteryear. Thanks for telling us about that rub, Pinning that so hopefully I'll remember to look for some. My dad always used GoJo! He swore it worked great for cleaning up old wood. You made some really nice vignettes with these. Hmmm I know where I can get a really cool orange one, now I want to go buy it....
ReplyDeleteWhat a great find! I love how you've displayed and re-purposed them.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous!
Hugs,
Patti
OOO, boy, I love those olden boxes. You always work wonders with your treasures...:)
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Hello, congratulations for your blog is fantastic and you have very style. I´m your new follower. Kisses from Spain.
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Thank you Maria ... really appreciate your visit and nice comment.
DeleteAudrey
I love your vignette in the green tool box!!! Who would have thought to include a silver candelabra? It looks fabulous!!
ReplyDeleteMary Alice
Happy New Year Audrey! What a clever and cute vignette you inspired. LOVE it!
ReplyDeleteGreat looking boxes and vignette! I have to remember that Burnett's Beauty Rub
ReplyDeleteJenna
These are so cool! I think I've found a project for this year!!! Thanks for the inspiration Audrey!
ReplyDeleteThose are wonderful! I'd love to run across something like that. Reminds me of my grandfather.
ReplyDeleteWow, those are some awesome boxes! Love the greens on those. Must have been the color to use back then. Great finds!
ReplyDeleteGreat tool boxes...lovely vignette!!
ReplyDeletelove the boxes and the vignette, audrey:) i can't pass up old tool boxes--so much you can do with them:)
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