I have a new "old" treasure!
My sweet mother-in-law has picked up on the fact that I love "old" things...
So she passed this Hamilton Beach Malt Maker on to me!!
I'm so very, very thankful she trusts me with this sweet treasure.
It has been in the family for many many years,
and it still works!
The seafoam green color is so unique.
Of course, if you know me,
finding just the right place for it wasn't easy.
But it's found a home here on the "old" cabinet,
next to all the other "old" things...
Until I find another place to put it ;o)
I'm joining Show And Tell Friday
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Be sure to check out all the good stuff.
Blessings,
Becky C
First of all, I LOVE LOVE LOVE that "old" cabinet. It is just perfect. I also absolutely love the way you have it all fixed up. I would take it just as is, door open and all, and just bring it right into my kitchen and sit it down. How about a trade of some sort... :)
ReplyDeleteSecondly...we had a milkshake maker just like that growing up. I had forgotten all about it. What a sweet memory that was just brought up in my heart. I need to ask my mom whatever happened to it. If she did, I don't think I would have near as perfect a place to display it as you do. Great eye, my friend.
How sweet of her to trust you with a family heirloom. I love it and the cabinet you have it on. Both are treasures. Enjoy. ~~Sherry~~
ReplyDeleteI would weigh 400 pounds if I had that cutie of a treasure!!
ReplyDeleteLooks so cute on your cabinet.
That is the best - love it!! I really love that French bottle drying rack(I think that's what I see there?)peeking out on the right in your photo. Perfectly lovely!
ReplyDeletexo,
Kathleen
Looks great there, picks up the ball jar color nicely!
ReplyDeleteWe had one of these growing up!! I don't remember what color it was though...
ReplyDeleteThat is so cool and you did have the perfect spot for it!! I like it there! Love your cabinet, too!
Kendra
Creative Ambitions
Becky that is such a great find! And obviously it is perfect for your kitchen -- it all looks so great! :) Nice work!!
ReplyDeleteIt looks great with the other vintage finds. Love the lovely shade of blue/green. Enjoy the weekend.
ReplyDeleteBecky,
ReplyDeleteThis is my first visit to your sweet blog via Dipity Road but I will be returning. What a treasure your mother-in-law is to give you the antique malt maker. Your vignettes are beautiful and it looks wonderful displayed on your old cabinet.
OOOH my goodness! When I was a child we used to have one of those-- via the coffee shop that was in the basment of my father's business.
ReplyDeleteIt made the BEST shakes!
Like so many others your cupboard is AWESOME -- will it to me please ;D
Thanks for joining us at FFB.
Hugs GF
Claudia
What a great find!!! It's classic! I am loving your blog and happy to be your newest follower..and I love new friends! I would also like to invite you to my link party/giveaway every Friday at FrouFrouDecor! Hope to see you there!
ReplyDeleteHugs,
~Terrell @ FFD~
This is such a great color! I think it looks wonderful on that amazing cabinet!
ReplyDeleteI hope you get to make some amazing shakes for your family...We love to make them at home!
Have a blessed evening!
Donna
Hi, I just came over from Judy Hill's blog because you popped up as a follower right after me. I really like your style. The chicken feeder curtain rods are SO cute and clever!
ReplyDeleteAngela
Thanks for coming by my blog. I have been in yours several times but I was not able to comment. The malt maker sure brings back a lot of memories. That is a real treasure.
ReplyDeleteJudy