Glad you were able to salvage such wonderful things! You will definitely have to post pictures once you are settled in your new home. It looks like you will have plenty of material for totems and plate flowers. I love your cement pieces and all your plants! It is good to see that some brightness came out of someone else's tragedy. I'm sure they had big plans for those things and will probably be grateful they went to a good home.

Thanks for the information! It's more than I knew before. I don't much of anything about enamelware, so this might help in my research of the pink potty pot. I seen a smaller one yet that was army green with big white polka dots on it. It was kind of ugly & only a dime, but I passed on it. I paid either 25-50 cents for the cup ladle. I hadn't seen many of those either, so I couldn't pass it up. Most likely it will hang on the wall for dispay. I got the table this past weekend for $5. I had seen one very similar to it last year at a flea market & they wanted $45 for it. I'm glad I passed on it then, even though I was heart broke at the time. Now I just need some ideas on what to do with the gray pans. They almost look like gold panning pans, but I don't know anything about them either.

I was going to plant my old BBQ grill but it went and fell apart when I moved it. lol! I love the buggy and the man. Both are very cute. But I just love that bird cage! I think the yellow you painted it really makes the plants stand out and makes the cage really pop. Great finds!

Really like that lantern, and what a cute kitty for your GD's garden! Looks like a pile of goodies in that second photo...have fun and enjoy your 'finds'. I made a quick run in GW and got one thing for the yard, or rather patio. A wood chair that I think I'll put a plant on. Tho if anyone has ideas, please share!! There were about 20 or more of these chairs, they look hand-crafted, and were $4 each. If I could have thought what to do with them, I'd have gotten a couple. But I just bought one, and will most likely regret not getting more. hugs, Karen