From this week's Monday's Treasures, I decided to show you the collection of
cream and sugar sets from my father-in-laws never ending attic of surprises.
I love this cobalt blue glass. It is from the 1940's when they first got married.
This sweet set each has a single rose and is rather petite.
I found out by researching, that this is a colored milk glass.
It is the prettiest shade of coral.
This very unusual sugar bowl was made in Japan shortly after WWII.
This creamer is actually gold plated. Also popular after the war.
This is a souvenier set from Canada, my husband said belonged to his grandparents.
This is a very unique little set. It has a shaker for sugar or cinnamon,
a cup for cream and a sugar bowl minus the lid.
This cute little milk glass sugar bowl has lost it creamer.
I bet it is still hiding in the attic.
Too bad I like my coffee black, I never knew it could be so much fun to
collect something to put the cream and sugar in.
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Wow you are accumulationg quite the lovley collection of pretties.
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The Joyful Thrifter
How fun to find family treasures. I love the set with the shaker!
ReplyDeleteWish I had an attic like that...beautiful collection! Happy Thursday - Tanya
ReplyDeleteThose area all wonderful cream and sugar sets. You have some great treasures in there.
ReplyDeleteOh I'm a sucker for cobalt glass! I love it. These are just lovely! How fun to go through the "never-ending attic of surprises." That just has a nice ring to it! Thanks for sharing this fantastic collection.
ReplyDeleteThe cobalt blue is stunning but that coral Milk Glass? is totally swoon worthy too. Love them.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing at Motivated Monday.
I hope you will link up again.
Pam