Recent Finds :: Vessels

Glass Containers

Vintage Metal Containers

Glass Containers

Vintage Metal Container

I am a sucker for a lovely, useful vessel. Whether it be glass, metal or any other material, I have a very hard time refusing it. And, around $1-$2  a pop (some as low as .69 cents!), I certainly can’t turn that kind of a deal down! I splurged a little on the white tea tin I found on Etsy ($6). But, it was totally worth it!

I’ve decided to share some of my favorite pieces that I’ve accumulated over the last 6-8 months or so. I find these jars and tins so useful around the kitchen as well as the rest of the home. The glass flip top jars are perfect for food storage. I like to keep my nuts, seeds, snacks, dog treat, and baking items in them. Everything looks much prettier in a glass jar! These metal tins I typically use to contain my numerous teas. However, I have also been know to empty a few containers out and use them at a Craft Show as seen in this post.

The possibilities are endless. Enjoy!

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5 Responses to “Recent Finds :: Vessels”

  1. Bill Long Says:

    I think I heard a review ( on NPR a few weeks back ) of the cookbook you have displayed between the tins. Are the recipes really yummy?

  2. dustin Says:

    Bill,

    That cookbook was given to me by Randy’s mom. It is very old and has lots of people’s notes and stuff! It’s pretty darn cool!

  3. Bill Long Says:

    I found the NPR article: “The Matzo Ball Matriarch of American Jewish Food”
    http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=102913413

  4. Kendall Micayla Says:

    wow… thats a lot of stuff! so cute and everything is very useful!

  5. Jen Says:

    Great blog! I found it through incoming links on mine, which I see that you “heart.” Thanks so much. I too have my dry goods stored in glass containers. And that cookbook is adorable! I’ll definitely be adding you to my blog reader. Take care!

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