I have a set of cabinets on the other side of the kitchen that I would like to fill with house tins, so I have my eyes opened whenever I'm in a thrift shop.
the gas station, red house, candy shop, and light colored brick mansion
a second candy store (such a sweet tooth!), yellow house. tan house, pink house, and village shop
the trolley is parked here, blue house, pink house, Cracker Jack house, and Santa's Workshop
I hope you enjoyed seeing my collection. I will show you when I get the other side filled. It may be a while,since I have trouble finding them.
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They are just so adorable!
ReplyDeleteDelightful collection ~ creative for your kitchen ~ great post ~ (A Creative Harbor)
ReplyDeleteI think every woman should have a great collection of something that makes her heart flutter. I did a post awhile back on mine...napkins☺. It is so fun collecting isn't it?
ReplyDeleteLaurie @ Pride in Photos
I wish I had space above my cupboards to put my teapots.. Those tins are hard to find. They really look great above your cupboards..
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Those are absolutely precious. I love all my tins. I collect them as well. I didn't know about the houses until you last posted one and then shortly there after found one at a yard sale. They are adorable. Can't wait to see your other cabinets completed.
ReplyDeleteI love all those tins. They are so pretty above the cupboards.
ReplyDeleteThanks for showing us your tin house collection. It looks so interesting and adds a nice decorating touch to your kitchen. I love it.
ReplyDeleteJB
This made me smile! I love the tin houses! I have a border in my kitchen of all types of cafe's (French) oh la la lol and I just love the idea of tin houses lining your cupboards! They are so pretty and unique! I bet they are hard to find! Can you find them in Christmas shops? beach shops? etc? I just love them, thanks for sharing and thanks bunches for linking up!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great collection and you have a nice place to showcase them. I wish we had that space above our cabinets.
ReplyDeletereally, really cool.
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun and unique collection. I love how you have them displayed.
ReplyDeleteAt least your cute little collection is in a spot where you can enjoy them. That space above doors just begs to be used!
ReplyDeleteLove the tins I have the brick house and the candy shop ones but my hang in the pantry I love how yours are displayed :)
ReplyDeleteI love them, I will keep an eye out over here for you, as the are only light to post across the pond :)
ReplyDeleteHave a good week
See yea George xxx
I so wish I could find you a tin and mail it to you....I'm gonna be on the lookout!!! Love your display!!!
ReplyDeleteOh, these are cute!! I think my sister has some of these. I love them. Visiting from Katherine's Corner. I'm cohosting her Link Party this week. Take care, Linda
ReplyDeleteThey look very nice.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful collection!
ReplyDeleteThese are so sweet! I love tin items.
ReplyDeleteWHAT A great idea! Lovely tins. I'll have to keep my eye out for these!
ReplyDeleteHow fun -- you have a great collection. I hope you find more -- they really are very sweet.
ReplyDeleteThese are so cute! You should do a photo collage of some closer pictures. I would love to see it!
ReplyDeleteWhat fun collection of tin houses! Thank you for joinining TTF this week. have a fun weekend!
ReplyDeleteoh so cute!! Thank you for sharing at the Thursday Favorite Things blog hop . BIG hugs!!!
ReplyDeleteGreat collection! I used to have some really small ones about 2-3 inches tall, do not have any idea what I did with them.
ReplyDeleteI do enjoy you sharing your collection with us - such a gorgeous village they make! I do appreciate you sharing with Home and Garden Thursday,
ReplyDeleteKathy
What a darling collection! I love the way you pared your tins down just to the houses--these are really special!
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