Now that the holidays are over, and things are settling down from the fast pace of the holiday season, please consider joining us on Thursdays. We really have a great time showing our vintage treasures here in Blog land.
If you are visiting and would like to join us, please do. It is very easy! All you have to do is (1)do a post about something vintage. (2)Visit all the participates and leave a comment. (3)Link in with the Mr. Linky at the bottom of this post. (4)Be sure to either include the VTT button in your post and refer back to my blog. Don't be shy, we have fun every week. Join us if you can.
This week, I have a couple of vintage planters to show you. Of course these vintage planters are nothing other than cute puppies......seeing how I am a dog lover at heart.
How cute is this little guy? I purchased him off of eBay a few years back. He really does not look like any dog we have had in the past, but with his cute little polka dot bow, and smiling face, he was hard to resist. The bottom is marked Reliable Glassware & Potters 1956. The pencil mark price on one of his feet is $2.80. I paid a considerable amount over the foot price!
This next little dog planter is one of my favorites. This little guy is a Boston Terrier Pup. My cousin, Carie has the sweetest little Boston Terrier named Levi. When I found this planter at a flea market, I knew I had to have him. He reminds me of my cousin's cute pup, Levi. He has no markings or stamps on the bottom.
Now, can you guess what's next? I found this adorable little puppy at a flea market in November. The lady whom I purchased this from was a dachshund lover as well and owned 3 of them herself. This little dachshund planter of course represents my two pups. The bonus for me was that this is pink.....pink for my two girls! I am sure if it had been blue, I would have bought it anyway, but I was glad it was pink. I think it is so cute! The bottom is stamped Japan.
Finally, this little pup was purchased off eBay, and I truly thought it was a planter. However, once I received it, I think it was more like a dresser caddy. It has a spot for maybe a wallet in the back, and the little basket in the front that looks like it would hold change. It really does not matter what it is supposed to be used for, it reminds me of my Sophie and I just love it. I have this sitting on the window ledge in my laundry room, and because I spend so much time in that room, I enjoy it often. This little pup always brings a smile.
I hope you enjoyed a look at my vintage puppy planters. They don't hold any plants, but they are great for catching dust! Be sure to link in below on Mr. Linky and show us some of your close to the heart treasures. Have a great week!
Cute little doggies. I'm happy to be back participating in VTT.
ReplyDeleteCharlotte
Oh you lucky girl! A pink daschund for your girls. Those are adorable. I tried to pick my favorite and I can't.
ReplyDeleteI'll be back tomorrow with my post, I just had to come take a sneak peek.
I like Vintage Thingy Thursday and your little doggies are so cute.
ReplyDeleteRoberta Anne
I love these planters - especially the dachshunds! I have one planter from the 50's - a little girl with ducks but these dogs are precious.
ReplyDeleteThese are all so cute! What a neat collection.
ReplyDeleteJust too cute girl..and I just signed up to do this vintage thing with you...sounds like fun..thanks hugs and smiles Gloria
ReplyDeleteYour doggie planters are wonderful, and it's so good that the last two remind of your own little dogs.
ReplyDeleteHere is my VTT post for this week:
http://carolanativitygallery.blogspot.com/2009/01/vintage-thingies-thursday-antique.html
I love the puppies--even ceramic ones.
ReplyDeleteThe Boston Terrier is my favorite!
ReplyDeleteThe little Dachshunds are too cute. I just happen to have a miniature dachshund, so they caught my eye quickly.
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Rosie
Those doggies are just the cutest things. Ebay, huh....I'm going to check that area out, and look for corgis...probably none, but it'll be fun to look. They look like they're in perfect shape. What little gems.
ReplyDeleteSuch sweetie puppies. Happy VTT and it's nice to participate again. Thanks ever so much for hosting us.
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun post! I have seen those planters at antique stores. I just love vintagea and antique things. I wish I had a big ranch house I could just fill them with treasured finds!
ReplyDeleteLove the new look over here, by the way! :-)
They're adorable Suzanne...and i love your new header and crinkly brown paper background..very cool :)
ReplyDeleteI like your vintage thingies. Those doggy planter are the cutest things ever.
ReplyDeleteThat's funny! i didn't see your post before I did mine and mine is a ceramic figurine too! I love all of them. Happy New Year too by the way.
ReplyDeleteOh, I'm loving this post...doggies & vintage...perfect! I must look around my house & find some vintage things to post...besides myself that is... ;-) Bo
ReplyDeleteLIKED all lil' pottery...LOVED the Boston Terrier...everytime I get on ebay...I spend too much $$$...but it's still fun!Thanks for sharing those today...brought back memories of other potting memorabilia.
ReplyDeleteCute doggie planters. And I love your new look on the blog.
ReplyDeleteI like Vintage Thingy Thursday so much, I wanted to do this post too. Thank you for doing this. I love your little ceramic doggies too.
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Chris
This is my first VTT post, and I love the idea! Thanks for keeping it alive.
ReplyDeleteHello Suzanne, I enjoyed talking to you and we are happy to be able to make arrangements for June.
ReplyDeleteI wasn't aware of your vintage things event today or I would have played along. I did show my vintage dishes and could have linked to you but such is life. Next week I'll play too if you do this weekly. I do have vintage coming out of my ears. Come to think of it I'm vintage. LOL.
I love your doggie planters and they look familiar to me. That means I'm old enough to remember them. I believe they are from the 50's.
Hugs...Jeanne
I LOVE them especially the weenee looking planters too cute...my Grandma has the cutest weenee planter I will ask her about it next time I am at her house
ReplyDeleteoh and TY for adding the confessional button-you rock!
ReplyDeleteThese are so precious! The first one was my fav., but they are all darling. Thanks for sharing. laurie
ReplyDeleteBy now all your blogger friends know what you love the most. Any kind of a small for-legged animal, real or not. That is okay too, as we all have own taste.
ReplyDeleteI love the pink Doxie!
ReplyDeleteThis is the first time I have done this. What fun! Saw it done by Jan at littlepinkhouses.blogspot.com and thought it would be a great idea because I'm always buying old things.
ReplyDeleteLove the dogs!
Cute planters! And, I love the new look! ~Kelly
ReplyDeleteunDeniably Domestic
Wow, my dad had the last doggy! He kept it on his dresser and put his watch on one end, while throwing his loose change in the pocket! How funny to see something I used to eyeball everyday!
ReplyDeletelove the doggies! especially the little hotdog!
ReplyDeleteI'm so glad I found your blog. I love the dogs. My whole house is vintage.
ReplyDeleteVery nice! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteI'm behind in posting my Vintage Things - I'm running out of them around here! But I love to visit everyone and I love that pink planter especially.
ReplyDeleteHi Suzanne, I stopped by to tell you I will be sending you our agreement tomorrow. This week has gone a little haywire and I did not get it mailed. I didn't want you to be concerned about it.
ReplyDeleteThank you for your sweet comments about out grands. They are all such sweet children. We are blessed.
Hugs...Jeanne
Thanks so much for your lovely comments,made my day!!
ReplyDeleteLove those!!!!!
ReplyDeleteGreat vintage doggies!!
ReplyDeleteJust wanted to add that the tail on the last one is like that so you can put your rings and jewelery on it too. My mother had quite of few "ring holders" and we learned early that anything with a point in the air was great for rings.
ReplyDeleteThat is a cute one! I have a vintage dog planter, and will have to take a photo now. :)
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