After seeing my vintage lavender ombre salad bowls a lot of you asked where I got them.
They also came with a big salad bowl… Here is an older pic:
I tried to do some internet scouting for you all, but the best I could come up with was a nice collection of silver rimmed glasses on Etsy.
So I decided to share some more of my pictures from the particular antique store that I bought them from:
I know Im nuts for not buying more of it. But honestly, six glasses is not going to much for me anyway, so I will pass on the info on to you.
I bought them from the Antique Emporium of Asbury Park.
I cant promise they will still be there, but I did see them in the fall – the start of the low season there- and they typically have a very slow turn around, so calling them could be worth a try.
If you live near there, its definitely worth a trip… This is where I found my Picasso book, my miniature knight and my little lucite stool.
And if not, you could try calling them:
Antique Emporium of Asbury Park
646 Cookman Avenue, Asbury Park NJ 07712
732.774.8230
Hours of operation are:
Monday – Saturday 11 AM – 5 PM
Sunday Noon – 5 PM
Happy Hunting!!!
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Those lavender ombre glasse bowls are just dreamy .
xoxo
Karena
Art by Karena
So weird! I immediately had deja vu when i saw those lavender bowls. I do believe my mom had a huge punch bowl exactly like these. i will have to ask her if she still has it. love yours with the gold flatware. gorgeous!
also, i have been reading your blog for just a couple weeks (cant remember how i found you) and I love it! we are house hunting and this gives me lots of good inspiration. i am newly pregnant too and hoping i look as cute as you when im further along:)
I love the purple ones you got- such a pretty color!
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I wanted to personally thank you for showing my set of ombre glasses on your lovely blog. You did find a super set of lavender dishes. Gotta love antique and thrift shopping, you just never know what you will come across.
Thanks again,
Gallo Grotte