The top drawer is full of those old wooden spools of colorful thread. The second drawer houses needle folders, buttons, rick rack and some seam binding. The lower drawer is home to more spools as well as buttons, lace and odds and ends.
Wednesday, June 3, 2009
Vintage Thingie Thursday
It is time again to share our addictions and collections...it's Vintage Thingie Thursday! You can see lots of fun and interesting things by going over to Suzanne's blog, Colorado Lady, and visiting the blogs listed at the end of the VTT post.
This Belding Heminway sewing silks chest has been in my family as long as I can remember (and longer). I spent many hours playing with the spools of thread in the top drawer. It dates to pre-1930 as the company went out of business around the time of the depression.The top drawer is full of those old wooden spools of colorful thread. The second drawer houses needle folders, buttons, rick rack and some seam binding. The lower drawer is home to more spools as well as buttons, lace and odds and ends.
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I AM WAY JEALOUS and if you ever decide that needs a new home, HERE I AM!!!!!!!!!!! LOL. It is beautiful. thanks for sharing.
This is beautiful!! I would have spend hours looking through the drawers. So pretty and it looks like it has been well cared for. Lovely.
Thanks for sharing with us today. Have a great VTT.
Really cool!!
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Oh my it is so beautiful.
What a wonderful family heirloom .
It is in such amazing condition it must have been loved a lot during its years of service.
Thank you so much for sharing .
What a blessing.
Happy Vintage Thingie Thursday
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Oh my, I'm drooling over that! I've seen them at antique stores before, and the prices were scary. Yours looks like it's in excellent condition. A treasure for sure!
I wish I had one of those thread cabinets.
regarding VTT button--I copied the the original one and modified it because it didn't make sense to me that it still said VTT was at "apron lady." I cut off the bottom part because I prefer smaller buttons. Anyone can copy it.
What a beautiful piece Sarah! I love the way you have it organized.
this is really neat! my mum would love to have one like this.
That's an enviable treasure, you are so lucky!
How wonderful! It's a great cabinet to begin with, and then to have it be a family piece makes it even better.
wow.. I envy you! hehehehe.. that is really family heirloom.. precious! thanks for sharing.. happy VTT
Sewing silks! What a delightful way to say thread! This chest is breathtaking and so organized.. Mine is a jumbled mess:)
That is a very cool box! :)
Oh, how yummy! Why hasn't my family left behind such treasures? I love vintage sewing items. I have this vintage fabric sewing table that I'm simply crazy about! Please visit and browse for a while; if you like what you see, click the "Follow" button so that we can inspire one another often!
What a treasure! That is a wonderful sewing chest and filled with beautiful silk threads! Lucky you!
I would have been fascinated by that, too. What a treasure!
OHMY! I'm speechless with envy!
Wow that is sooo nice I just love it, you are a lucky lady to have that!
Oh my gosh !!!!!!!!!!!!! How beautiful and wonderful little chest is.What a treasure you have..I love it. Thank yo for showing it to us..
Happy VTT..have a lovely weekend..
A whole palette of colors, how pretty!
what a treasure!
it is *beautiful*
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wow great vintage sewing stuff!
Oh wow, I am seriously green with envy! What a treasure.
What a gorgeous piece Sarah!
I would love to store my thread in that lovely cabinet. And to a child it must have seemed like a treasure chest.
Wow! What a wonderful chest! I love it. ~Kelly
unDeniably Domestic
Oooooohhhhh i am ssoo excited at what i see before me & ssoo green with envy!!!..LUCKY YOU, Sarah!!..i ssoo want that gorgeous chest & all that it holds within!!!..what a treasure!!..this is def my fav post today, thank you for sharing :)
That chest is so gorgeous! I love the contents too :). Thank you for stopping by my blog!
This is an exquisite piece!! You are so lucky to have this be a family piece. Just beautiful!!! Love, Jamie
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