Beautiful silver items; trinkets to some treasures to others (me…!); with just a little bit of the right lighting I hope to make these silver collectibles into a short sequence for an post!
Floating Candles in
Ornate Silver Pedestal Platter
What a precious metal; conductive for heat and electricity, and so highly valued for jewelry, tableware, and other ornaments it also gets used in coins (of course), photography, dental applications and in soldering (just don’t ask me to)…
Waffle Maker; Pretty Display
Picked this sunshine rose from my backyard and dropped it right in…
Vintage Silver Creamer
Donatella~
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Oh I love silver treasures too Donatella and yours are so lovely!! I really love your floating candles, how pretty!! Thank you for sharing these gorgeous photos! Wishing you a wonderful week ~ Tina xx
ReplyDeletebeeeee uatiful. I responded toyour fun post Thanks for including me!
ReplyDeleteLove the silver.
Very pretty treasures you have there! Makes me want to go hunting in the back of my cabinets, hoping to find something I've forgotten about!
ReplyDeletePretty pieces! I just love the floating candles in the footed bowl!
ReplyDeleteWooowwww Dona..........that waffle maker !! i really like it what a beauty !!!!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty treasures you have there!!
Happy happy day ..........enjoy hugs from me Ria
Donatella, such lovely silver bits. Love how you mix them up!
ReplyDeleteChania
I just love the big rose in the container - what impact! Jennifer jennsthreegraces
ReplyDeleteI love when I see someone else use old silver. I am at the moment inbetween blogging, painting the inside of a silver platter with chalk board paint. I saw the idea in a different blog and I am making them for my children.
ReplyDeleteDonatella, that rose in the teapot definitely stole the show !
ReplyDeleteHave a nice day!!
Flaviana
love love LOVE the creamer!! The flower just looks so wow in it :)
ReplyDeleteI am starting to collect old waffle irons when I find them. They used to be so beautiful!!! I love all your silver!
ReplyDeleteKate
Hi Donatella!! Love the rose in the teapot, very lovely!!! Wish you a happy weekend!! Zaira
ReplyDeleteHi Donatella! Love your silver collection! The waffle iron is to die for!
ReplyDeleteHappy Earth Day!
Health and happiness,
Angela
http://angelawalkerjewelry.blogspot.com/
What lovely images Donatella.
ReplyDeleteHope you're having a great week.
Sylvia
Gorgeous, gorgeous - as your blog always is! :)
ReplyDeleteI haven't floated candles in ever so long! You've set a fire under me now. I must do so. And set them outside on one of the tables to glow in the dark.
ReplyDeleteBrenda
What a great idea with the floating candles and oh my, that rose is just exquisite! Love that color! Your silver really sets it off!
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Debra
I found you through Brenda's blog & thought I'd stop by~glad I did! The color of that rose is stunning! I too love silver and am in the process of searching out just the perfect silverware pieces for a collection~wish me luck!
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ReplyDeleteWhat an adorible Waffle Iron. I make them
from scratch. I have a new iron,that is so cute and much smaller I bet. Have you notices how every thing got bigger.
That's why America's FAT. I found some tiny muffin pans.
yvonne
Wow, you even made a waffle iron look glam!
ReplyDeleteGood job!
Have a wonderful weekend!
Anne
I love those floating candles and the silver bowl just makes them more beautiful. I had no idea waffle irons came with a silver outside!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for visiting and following my blog. I am returning the favor and following you now!
Such sweet sober stylish pictures, Donatella. Wishing you a sweet silver sunny Saturday & Sunday! xoxo
ReplyDeleteThose floating candles are sooo beautiful! Just stopping by to wish you a lovely weekend!!
ReplyDeleteHugs, Kristin
Hi Donatella...
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your photos are great! thanks for sharing!
ciao bella
creative carmelina
Donatella you have a gift for finding and making beautiful treasures.I like the the candles floating in water on that pretty tray.Trish
ReplyDeleteI love silver too!! The pedestal platter with candles is wonderful. What a great centerpiece it could be!! Thanks for stopping by my blog...Claire
ReplyDeleteHi Donna!
ReplyDeleteI thought I should come over and introduce myself. I'm on of Lulu's girls. :) Happy to meet you! I adore silver. I almost never polish mine. I love it looking old!
Thanks for the comment on my blog. I'll be following the doings around here! My two silver candlesticks are "patina-ed," to put it lightly.
ReplyDeleteciao donna! thanks for jumping on board over at mine...don't even get me started about that rose from you garden in that old silver teapot! i just have to go back to some older posts now with my cup of tea and look some more...love the photo of you with you sister too
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You truly ooze with loveliness. :)
ReplyDeleteI just wanted to thank you for your friendship and support. Your hugs have been felt in my little corner of the world...and I am much stronger because of it.
Cheers~
e
Love silver so much, it makes everything so elegant. That waffle iron is crazy, I've never seen anything like it!
ReplyDeleteyour silver displays are just delightful! :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!! Love to use floating candles ~
ReplyDeletethank you for stopping by my blog! love a new friend! your blog is beautiful...and I never polish silver! beautiful photos!!
ReplyDeleteI love the rose in the creamer, so sweet, delicate and original. A great post. Wishing you happiness, Katherine
ReplyDeleteOoooooooo, love the patina on old silver! So romantic!
ReplyDeleteHappy week to you, Donatella!
Hi Donna: Thank you for visiting and following my blog. I am happy to now find your blog to follow. I too love old silver. The orphans...tarnished, scratched, dented...they are still lovely pieces to me. Your Sunshine rose is delicious! Happy collecting...
ReplyDeleteI love the rose you picked from your garden.
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