I just have to have this coffee pot! Now listen… even if i didn’t use it (which I totally would!)… it would add some pop to my very dull looking kitchen. I’d like to think of it as a nice accent – a piece of art that will make pouring coffee a little more colorful for me.

I found a mint Brush cookie jar …Cinderella’s pumpkin carriage with the mice for coachmen. Goodwill – $3.00! One of my best finds ever ….

Thanks for a chance to win this beautiful vintage coffee pot.

I don’t have any but on my wishlist is an antique and gorgeous looking bookcase. I am in love with them just like I am in love with books. I’ve seen quite a few antique bookcases but never “the one.” I hope I can find my dream bookcase soon.
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I already follow on twitter. @tvandbookaddict
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Aww such a cute Coffee Pot!!!!

I have SO many favorite vintage items. I’ve always collected them and have had many handed down to me. I’m one lucky gal.

A favorite that comes to mind would be my kitchen sink. It’s super retro! I have a pic on my blog if you’d like to check it out.

Thanks for hosting the giveaway!

my favorite vintage piece is a pearl clutch bag. i wear it to weddings and it’s pretty fragile so I am hoping that it won’t fall apart any time soon!

I have an Oster milkshake maker (the silver one) that was my friend’s grandmother’s. She sold her home and he didn’t want it and gave it to me. It still works great and my 4 kids love making milkshakes with it.

My favorite vintage item that i own is a royal blue speghetti swag lamp i found at a flea market. my favorite that i don’t is a teak credenza. one day, man… one day!

I have a Sunbeam MixMaster that I picked up at the Goodwill in collage for $4–it’s just like the one that my grandma used to teach me to cook.

Thanks for the chance to win!

–Liza

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I have the last quilt my grandmother made – I have been dreaming of building a display box for it. Maybe someday!

I also subscribe to your blog by RSS!
Barbara

My favorite vintage item is my grandma’s vinegar decanter. She had it on her mantel and it was an old man with a long neck and one of the stiff collars on his neck. It was always my favorite and I would love to look at it when I was at her house. We could not play with the breakable things. My Grandma never had many things either, but she took care of all she had. Now the old man vinegar decanter is my own. I love it and keep it in my china closet, with fond memories of my grandma’s house and how much I loved her.
Pattyjo

We have some quilts that my great, great, grandmother made.

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I love vintage jewerly because of the look it adds to your outfit
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I love vintage! I have this fantastic Asian style vintage chess set. It is wooden with dragon carvings and colorful pieces. I also enjoy coffee pots and aqua-blue ;D

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I follow on twitter as PSVintage!

I have some awesome antique quilts. Love them! Also, have a great antique barrister bookcase that is dear to my heart. Thanks!

I think my favorite vintage item in our home is this great little owl I found at a vintage shop – he’s painted and looks like he’s taking down his underpants (?), and he’s got these round green glasses on. He was so strange that when I saw him I knew I had to buy him! My husband would probably chose the old all-iron skillet I bought at Goodwill…the best place to find iron skillets!

Thanks for the contest, the coffee pot is SO cute!

That is absolutely beautiful! I have an piece of my great-grandmother’s china–a salad bowl. I use it has a ring/jewelry dish on the dresser.

My favorite antique, heirloom is a yellow round pitcher that my Grandmother always called the “kool aid pitcher”. It’s always been that in our house too!

I have always wanted to collect antique tea cups but have no place to display them yet.

I love vintage jewlery. I have a few vintage necklaces and they add character to everything

I have an antique silver coffee set handed to me by my mother-in-law who got it from her mother-in-law. It has been in the family for over 65 years! Its a beauty!

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There is this beautiful old quilt that my mother bought me when I was a little girl and I love it. I would love to use it on my bed but I know that is a no no
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Love that coffee pot!! And, I love http://www.vintageeye.etsy.com you have lovely things!!

My favorite Vintage piece is a set of Pyrex primary colored mixing bowls. Ever time I use them I think back and wonder what other hands were on them before mine, and what was made in them. They are beautiful and started my collection addiction to Pyrex mixing bowls.

I love my old wine glasses, they made from crystal and look very massive and vintage, when you clink glasses, they utter so fairy!!!!

My favorite vintage item has to be my set of swan measuring cups. They are just so retro looking and everyone comments on them in my kitchen!

This coffee pot is beautiful! My favorite vintage piece is a lovely tea set.

Wow my favorite would be my Fiesta dinnerware collection & this piece would fit right in with it! I love the color of a pretty blue!

I have a vintage pearl necklace that my mother gave to me when I was a little girl and I still adore it!

Hmm, will you ship this to the lovely UK? Favourite collectibles – my vintage furniture! Can you call that a collectible? Who knows. Anywho, I got a gorgeous mahogany check of draws and an almost matching draw-cupboard combo earlier this year – all because I saw a cute little wardrobe I wanted. It looks a bit like a treasure chest, except that it’s a pint-sized wardrobe. Anyway, love them all!

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On my wishlist: art glass! sarinalv@yahoo.com

http://twitter.com/lexigurl_17 I follow you on twitter!

My favorite vintage piece is an old Coca Cola wooden chest. I like pieces that remind me of simpler times.

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