More Charity Shop Bargains for 2018 & beyond!

Sayschezza

Red Gerry Webber tee £3.

PatrickJohnson

Hornsea pottery tea set (blue heirloom) - £3.50! It's my favourite Hornsea pattern and colour and so difficult to find compared to others. This was a good day.

NorfolkandGood

A couple of things found on my wanderings around the charity shops near the local school.
Adult colouring book unused 50p. Will put aside for a rainy day or for that matter a rainy day in a caravan! In the same shop a hammered bangle with a pearl, heart and green stone hanging on it for£1. Got home and it's got the tiniest silver hallmark on it. So given it a polish and it's now lovely!

At the independent charity shop I picked up 6@10p vintage glass baubles for Christmas. Think over time I will build up the collection and have a separate tree of some kind just for them.

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a brand new 80% wool 3/4 length grey coat, brand new for £10 until I got to the till where a voice said there's a cross on this one dear, you do know it's half price? Oh my!!! £5 for a warm and respectable appearance this winter? I'll take that! I also got a pretty fuchsia scarf for 50p to go with it, a framed print of geese to go in the grandpickles bedroom here for 50p, the complete The Good Life's DVD's for £2 and a cut glass bowl for my potpourri for £1…..quite a haul for very little money.

Towser

Fat Face dress £8 Keech Hospice
M&S dress £7.50 Cancer Research
M&S dress £9.95 Rennie Grove Hospice

I don't know if they are bargains but better than I find than on ebay. I prefer charity shops because you can try them on and feel the quality of the fabric.

DigForVictory

DigForVictory wrote: »

Miro, what that *means* it is just was not meant to be yours today.

Until today, that is.

Rousing hurrahs!

Owain_Moneysaver

Towser wrote: »

I don't know if they are bargains but better than I find than on ebay. I prefer charity shops because you can try them on and feel the quality of the fabric.

And no postage, which is the killer with a lot of ebay 'bargains'

Living_proof

Mir! wrote: »

https://www.charityretail.org.uk/find-a-charity-shop/

If you type 'Headingley' into this website you will find map with all the chazza shops on it. Do report back and let us know how you get on!

Sadly things didn't work out as planned this morning. The brexit news held me back a little and then the lady who was coming with me cried off with illness. In the end I didn't have time to call in at the charity shops but I will plan it better next time!

bobsa1

I had time to spare before school pick up yesterday and wandered around the local " village" I use the word advisedly as it's more like a small town but terms itself the largest village in england. Anyway I digress. Pickings were exceptionally slim however I saw a brand new pair of interlined curtains but because they were not full length i left them. Well they prayed on my mind all yesterday evening so today I made a return trip and bagged them for £5. I think I've said before that I love quality curtains as I think they make a room however are beyond my budget in a regular shop. It is amazing how often fantastic curtains are available in the cs.

Barny1979

bobsa1 wrote: »

I had time to spare before school pick up yesterday and wandered around the local " village" I use the word advisedly as it's more like a small town but terms itself the largest village in england. Anyway I digress. Pickings were exceptionally slim however I saw a brand new pair of interlined curtains but because they were not full length i left them. Well they prayed on my mind all yesterday evening so today I made a return trip and bagged them for £5. I think I've said before that I love quality curtains as I think they make a room however are beyond my budget in a regular shop. It is amazing how often fantastic curtains are available in the cs.

Still waiting almost 10 years for you to send the cookie set as you ignored my numerous messages. Not cool