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Purchased these at separate thrift stores on a hunch and was pleasantly surprised! The first appears to be a 1930’s measuring cup. Paid $10 at Savers. The next one I purchased at a mom and pop thrift- the glass mold says 1987 and it glows blue with n395- is that manganese?

Scored this 70’s reproduction of a Victorian era oil turned electric chandelier lamp. It has a stationary oil basin with inoperable knobs that would have originally controlled the lamps brightness. It also seems built for electricity specifically in the kind of haphazard way an original oil to electric conversion would have been built. I just love that this type of lamp was reproduced in the first place, the opulence is divine. Instead of connecting the lamp to electrical (which would have required a whole set of skills I don’t possess) I purchased a rechargeable lightbulb to brighten a corner in our living room. Obsessed is an understatement!!!

Found her at the goodwill for $9.99. Has a small chip along the rim and a hairline crack on the bottom, but the glow is wild and I’m over the moon!!!!

Edit: I used a 395 flashlight in the second pic.

Somebody pinch me! $2.99 at Goodwill… I still can’t believe it!