I Scored at the Thrift Store – Is it Bigger than a Breadbox?
Baguettes, bagels, croissants …
rye, wheat, sourdough, pumpernickel.
Any way you slice it, I am a bread addict.
Slathered in salted butter is my preference.
Place a loaf on the counter in the morning and chances are that by nightfall there will only be a few telltale crumbs.
Think if I hide it away in this bread box and shut the door, the temptation will disappear?
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That’s a beauty! I’ve never seen one that large, you can put a lot of yummy carbs in there 😉
Wow..I love that!…I think my mom used to have one of those!!!…you find the greatest things Kelly!…A great addition to your fabulous vintage kitchen….Have a great weekend!
I could use one of those. And a magazine. And whatever else you got that I like. I can even get to Jersey to pick all of it up. With a truck.
Maybe you are the solution to my clutter problem!
NEVER! 🙂
I was at the thrift store yesterday. No bread box but I did get something that could be used for the butter.
Bliss
I love the shape on that! Beautiful 🙂
–Elena
What a great find! I need one to hide all the girl scout cookies in!
Have a great day rock star!
karianne
Oh what a find!!!!!!! I love it
Are you really gonna use it for bread Kelly? or something else, hmmm. 😉 I’ve seen only one of these before and that one was in bad shape, I wanted to get it to store some of my Kitchen supplies.
Fabulous find and a great addition.
Cynthia
What a great find Kelly!
I have one almost exactly like that–it was my grandmother’s. Love it 🙂
Oh what a fun find! I’m going treasure hunting with some friends on Sunday. Ya never know what I’ll bring home next! I’ve been searching for glass fishing floats lately. Wish us luck!
Kerry
Hi,
This is a good time for this! I’ve just found my Mom’s in a box. I’ve made two runs to the thrift stores to get rid of stuff (I’m purging) and it is still here. It’s now trendy again as it’s dark brown and chrome. Can’t decide whether to keep it or not. Did they really keep bread fresh? Hmmmm…….
Can’t wait to see what you do with it (if anything)!
Cathy
You are SO lucky to have scored a seemingly vintage breadbox. they are few and far between, and the new ones just do not meet muster (I know, I have one). you have fab thrifts in your neck of the woods. 🙂
I love that! We go through bread here like there is no tomorrow. That could come in handy.
My Grandmother had that very same bread box! What I would do for that puppy now! Nice score Kelly.
Nice vintage find for your kitchen. Big size, now you can bake more bread. You will really enjoy that.
Blessings,
Audrey Z. @ Timeless Treasrues
Love your breadbox. I just found two very similar at the Goodwill Outlet in Nashville recently. Cheap enough that I bought both so as to maybe sale one. Love having the other one for my bread obsession as well.
I have not seen a breadbox that cool in I don’t know how many years. Did you eat the bread that was in there?
So funny I got the same bread box at an estate sale the same day you posted this one! I love mine and hope you get as much use out of it as I hope to get out of mine.
I have the same bread box. I either picked it up at a yard sale or most likely it was a curb find. I posted it on a fb for sale site for $10. before looking it up then looked it up. Needless to say i deleted my post andcthe ladies wanting it will just have to pay the higher price ehen i repost it
It definitely pays to do your research! Great score!
How much did you sell it for?
I didn’t sell it I still have the bread box Lucy!
How much did you pay this lovely vintage breadbox?
I don’t remember it was 7 years ago!