We’ve scouted out some of our favorite kitchen items with an antique flare, and sites such as Brook Farm General Store, Farmhouse Wares, and Ice Milk Aprons, have made it easier than ever to bring in classic home accessories. We also love the Absinthe Spoons from Jayson Home & Garden – each look like a fancy heirloom serving piece that you didn’t have to fight your cousin over!
1. Rollings of Cinnamon Apron + Heirloom Kit from Ice Milk Aprons, $85
(Each of Ice Milk’s aprons comes with a clever Heirloom Kit, which encourages the starting or continuing of traditions in your kitchen, through the passing down of recipes. To view the delicious recipe that inspired the Rollings of Cinnamon Apron, click here.)
2. Numbered Glass Jars from Farmhouse Wares, $60 for a set of three
3. Glass Milk Bottle with Porcelain Lid from Farmhouse Wares, $15
4. Magnetic Timer via Anthropologie, $12
5. Absinthe Spoon from Jayson Home and Garden, $18 each
6. Glass Butter Dish via Conran, $12
7. Wall Mounted Bottle Opener via Brook Farm General Store, $10
8. Porcelain Measuring Spoons via Brook Farm General Store, $15
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I have a red magnetic timer from Kitchen Stuff Plus and I love it. I use it all the time for baking, cooking and reminding myself when my laundry is done.
I love the timer! I wanted to find one in aqua, though the yellow is very tempting. That apron is so pretty!
OMG don't do this to me! I must resist. I must resist.
I love the aprons I got from Kitschn Glam. They have some fun patterns. And some of them are reversible! http://www.kitschnglam.com/
I have two of those timers (red and yellow, and I'm pretty sure I spent quite a bit less than $12 a piece). They are pretty nice, but not super great quality (sometimes they are hard to wind because the rim you hold onto slips--it's hard to explain). I like mine, and would buy them again, but definitely look for a better price.
The milk bottle is adorable! Of course, I don't drink milk, but I could be my tea in it.
$60 for a set of 3 jars!?! Good lord! Am I the only one to have this reaction? Why pay such a ridiculous price when you can easily find REAL antique jars at thrift stores for a buck or less? The numbers are pretty but you can DIY it with a stencil and $4 of glass etching compound.
I have the Kikkerland timer as well (and it comes in blue, surf around) and love it. I use it for baking and laundry!
I get #1 jars for free from my doctor every time I need a urine test.
Vitamini, I got one of those timers in aqua from Anthropologie. Same price and all. I love it!
And I WANT those milk bottles! I am a sucker for kitchen wares. Even though I still need a bigger bookcase and curtains, I cannot stop buying cute kitchen accessories!
I'm glad someone has good luck with those timers, but I (and quite a few others if you read the reviews on Anthropologie) got a complete dud. Mine would only ring if I put it on a counter. On the fridge or the stove, it stopped ticking within five minutes, no matter how far back I turned it first. Buyer beware.
I love the wall mounted bottle opener though! Very tempting.
I have that timer in red, but it never worked. It's a strong magnet, however, and still looks nice on the fridge.
Love the bottle opener, but shipping costs more than the item itself.
I'm loving antique week....
I love my turquoise Kikkerland timer. Occasionally, I have to tap it to get it to tick. I got mine at Anthropologie. I noticed them on the Velocity Art and Design website recently. What I'm really interested in is the dress form.....
I also bought the lovely looking timer awhile back, but it was a big fail, unfortunately. You never knew when it would decide to quit working (and ruin your dinner). It was returned, and an ugly digital was bought to replace it.