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Vintage Thingies Thursday is hosted by Lisa at Confessions of an Apron Queen.
Show & Tell Friday is Hosted by Kelli at There is No Place Like Home.
This week I’m sharing this great case of creamers I found at a flea market recently. It’s from an old farm and they were milk cream tester bottles. Each bottle had the cow’s name and number on it. I cleaned them all up and made them my spice rack.
I’ve never seen anything like this. What an awesome idea! Thanks for sharing with us :). Please feel free to visit my blog anytime.
love the spice rack, that was a great find and a great use for it
I have never seen anything like that! That is so cool, it has each cows name on them!
Linda
This is amazing. I get so excited when I see people make use of such unusual antiques. This is a beautiful piece. I’d have loved to see the little creamers out of the cabinet. Great post.
Nancy
That! Is Awesome! Something I know I would have used for the same purpose :0). Great find! I hope you have a great day and thanks for sharing!
I always make a deal with my conscience that I’ll read the first 10 show&tells and then go do something practical like make the bed or shower. However, this morning, I sneaked in 12 and it is 10:00 already. I need to go get busy.
I love this little wooden find of yours. And wouldn’t it also make a neat addition to a craft room. i love organizing and anytime it is also vintage? So much the better.
Mama Bear
I’ve shared in the past that dave & I are Milk Bottle collectors from Colorado Dairies! THAT is really cool! We bought the name plates from a local dairy barn with the names of their cows, while we were living in Southern Colorado. I hot glued picture hangers on the back and now Daphney & Lupita are hanging up in my kitchen!
Connie
How perfect is that! I wouldn’t have know that was a creamer tester cabinet! Super cool spice rack!
What a terrific idea for a great find!
What an amazing collection. And the idea of a spice rack just couldn’t be more perfect.
My Show n Tell is shared. Come by if you can. And I added a comment link right below the end of my show n tell today, since it’s such a huge blog for Halloween. Gifts galore for all! If you stop by!!!
I have never in my life seen anything like that. I never even knew they did those kinds of things with cows and cream. Imagine, some cows giving sweeter cream. that is a cool find.
What a wonderful collection. I like how you used them for a rack.
Have a great week end.
Grammy
What a creative use for a wonderful vintage item!
That’s a neat find! I never heard of anything like this.
~The Secret Gardener
Tamy…what a wonderful idea and great display. I never saw one of those before and I just love it!
A SPICE RACK! That’s one awesom use for your old creamers! How cool that the cow’s name and number are on them!! Please tell me one of them says “Bessie” 😉
What a great idea! This is very cool.
Ingenious-and it looks so good in your kitchen.
This is a fabulous idea for a spice rack! Much nicer than my “throw the jar back into the cupboard and shut the door as fast as possible so it doesn’t fall out” method that I’m currently employing 😉
very interesting. What a great find. Love this.
I can tell already that you have the house I’d LOVE to explore and check out all your goodies. Love the spice rack.
Monica
This is a cool item, and I like how you added it to your kitchen!
Great idea!
Very unique and interesting. They make a perfect spice rack!
They make a great display 🙂