Vintage Thingie Thursday: Vintage Garage Sale Finds and Vintage Roses Blooming

Welcome everyone to Vintage Thingies Thursday. If you have a love for vintage things, well....you have come to the right place. We have a "dog-gone" good time each and every week!!!
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I was lucky enough a couple of weeks ago to come across some great vintage goodies at a garage sale. First, many of you may already own one of these, but I did not and was delighted to find this at a local sale.

This General Electric Roaster was a great find and a great deal. I paid $10.00 for this baby and was happy to do so. Now, when I need one, I won't have to look for someone to borrow it from.

I was ever impressed with all the extras that were included. Both serving pans with lids and another glass serving dish. Love it.

I could not believe when I found this red handled galvanized water cooler. This is made by Covey and is in great shape. I love how the red handle is not chipped, so cute......and it works well.

Here is a photo of my antique roses blooming. I purchased these online last year and they hardly made a bud, but they are finally blooming this year and the roses are so pretty. I love them.

Just look at the delicate flowers on this rose bush. And believe it or not, they smell as sweet as the look.

Happy Vintage Thingie Thursday everyone!! Have a great weekend.