This might be a little niche, but one of my favorite things in my kitchen is the glazed antique crock I found on Etsy. I use it to hold rolling pins and kitchen utensils and just love what it adds to the space.
So naturally, I went down an Etsy rabbit hole and rounded up a few more in case any of you are also in the market for a chic way to corral all the things on your kitchen counter.
I really love Etsy for finding unique, one-of-a-kind pieces. When the girls were little, I spent a fair amount of time wandering around antique shops. It was one of my favorite things to do if I had a few hours to kill. Now my days are slap full of kid activities and sporting events, so most of my antiquing happens from my couch. Not quite the same experience, but much more efficient.
The only problem with sharing antique finds is that most of them are literally a quantity of one. So if you see something you love, don’t sit on it. And if one of these is already gone by the time you click, Etsy’s “similar items” section is actually really good for going down your own little rabbit hole.
Here are a few I found...
A few more from my “found” series. What do we think, should I crank this back up?
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Found: Vintage Stone Pots
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November 26, 2024
I am more obsessed than I should probably admit with these vintage stone pots. I mean how could you not love something with a history that reads “an ideal fat for children & invalids”. If you have an…
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Found: Blue Striped Vintage Stoneware
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October 16, 2024
I love antiquing. Pre-babies I would spend hours strolling the aisles of antique stores looking for little treasures and vintage finds. After kids, my in-person scouting took a back-burner as it gets a little hairy trying to weave toddlers and strollers through tiny rows of breakables. I’ve been known to tote the girls along with me but a person can only mutter “do. not. touch.” aggressively under their breath but so many times.
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Found: Vintage Rolling Pins
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January 21, 2025
One of my favorite pieces of counter top decor is an antique crock filled with vintage rolling pins. I could use them for baking, sure, but I think they are very pretty to look at. Here are some that…

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