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Vintage and Rustic Estate Sale Decor

ByJennifer
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I want to thank everyone for sharing their stories and journey’s with me on Friday; I felt so inspired when I read your comments! I wanted to share with you some of my recent vintage and rustic estate sale decor finds. I was so excited when I found some of these items. I always love a good estate sale find!
Two coral-pink roses in a blue glass jar, set in a rustic metal basket with another empty jar in the background.

This weekend, I was able to get out  and hit a few garage sales and estate sales. I love how things just come together sometimes!
Three blue Ball mason jars, perfect for vintage and rustic estate sale decor, are held in a metal carrier; one jar displays a rose with pink petals and green leaves, while the other two jars are empty.
I had found the vintage bottle carrier when I went to the flea market last weekend with Tracey, but the blue vintage canning jars I found this weekend, for 50 cents a piece on half price day and they fit perfectly! They are the prefect shade of blue and I know I am going to get a ton of use decorating with them.
Three blue glass jars sit in a metal carrier, the center holding two blooming pink roses. Sunlight streams in, highlighting this vintage and rustic estate sale decor, perfect for adding timeless charm to any space.
I am supposed to be buying stuff for the Nada Sale, but I might have to keep this one. I don’t know if i can part with it!
A white enamel pitcher sits on a wooden folding table outdoors, surrounded by green plants and a wooden fence—perfect vintage estate sale decor for a rustic touch.
I found an old ironing board and enamelware pitcher. The lady wanted to sell me the matching urinal, but I had to “just say no” on that one. It is in such great shape though and a bouquet of home grown flowers would be perfect on a table!
Clear glass bottles in a metal crate, with a few containing yellow flowers and variegated green leaves—perfect as vintage and rustic estate sale decor.
A vintage milk bottle carrier with some on the tiny milk bottles. Again, I might not be able to part with it. This is a pretty amazing vintage metal decor piece. It’s in such great shape too!
Six glass bottles with water, some holding yellow flowers and green stems, are lined up on a windowsill behind a kitchen faucet, lending a touch of vintage estate sale decor to the space.
Plus the bottles look so cute lined up on my window sill with mint and marigolds inside!
A vintage, weathered metal water pitcher with a spout and handle stands outdoors, partially surrounded by green foliage—perfect rustic estate sale decor.
The old oil can was a flea market find. I think it would be so pretty with some lavender or roses in it, or even dogwood or crab apple branches for fall. These are such fun  vintage and rustic estate sale decor!
Two ornate silver trays rest against a wooden bench, perfect as vintage estate sale decor. The front tray is engraved with "GRAND CHAMPION SANDOVAL FAIR 1968," adding rustic charm to any space.
And I loved these silver platters, they have so many uses from decor to display. I used them in my Vintage Tea Collection.
Close-up of an engraved metal plaque reading "CHAMPION SANDWICH FAIR 1968," with decorative patterns—perfect vintage and rustic estate sale decor.

 

Especially this one. It’s really cool with the engraving! I wonder what someone won it for? These vintage and rustic estate sale finds are also so fun with imagining their history !

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21 Comments

  3. Ooooh Jen you had me at “estate sale finds!”

    The carriers are great… they would be hard to part with.

    There is something timeless about the trays too. Always a great way to bring the atmosphere up a notch to “elegeant.”

    Fun finds!

    Jillian
    Bella Rosa Antiques

  7. I made a good haul on Friday at a thrift I hit every few months. I posted about it yesterday. I’m still cleaning out the 22 mini apothecary jars I snagged for $3. 🙂

    I don’t think I could sell any of your finds….delicious!

  11. What fun finds! I especially like the vintage bottle carrier full of blue jars. I wasn’t able to hit a yard sale this weekend, and I feel like I’m running out of time and good weather!
    ~michelle

  14. OMG, girl…I had the find of the weekend today. I am going to try to get a pic of it tomorrow to post. Probably no big deal to most people, but I am smitten with a medical cabinet I found in the trash today. Chippy old gray paint, too. Love. Pure love.

    I did get your message, you sweet thing. I’ll give you a call tomorrow.

    ~mary~

  17. Hi, Your photos are great. I loaded up the car at an auction on Friday night. Great way to start the weekend. I have found so many great things at the auctions, estate sales and thrift stores lately that my storage area is full waiting for a space in the shop. The find of the weekend was an eight foot long french gray and white cupboard sideboard. Can’t wait for the delivery.

  18. Oh how I miss auctions and estate sales. We just don’t have them in metro Atlanta. Probably a good thing, as I would be bankrupt. LOL. YOu found some wonderful treasure. SEa Witch

  20. Hi Jen,

    Can’t wait to see ya in a few days – can you believe it? The blogger bash is shaping up to be such a great event! Looking forward to catching up. Safe travels.
    xo~Jill

  21. I so enjoyed meeting you gals this past week-end at Junk Bonanza and at the blogging party.
    Love the two carriers you found shown in this post and agree with you that you jut might need to keep these. 😉 They’re awesome.
    Gretchen

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