Vintage Style Glass Milk Bottles

I am so pleased to report that our vintage style Glass Milk Bottles with porcelain lids are back in stock. These glass milk bottles are perfect for keeping milk and cream fresh, not too mention that are adorable.

Got Milk Bottles?

The Philadelphia Inquirer knows a good thing when they see it. Our Glass Milk Bottles were recently featured in their Market Basket section, and we couldn't be happier that the good word is spreading about these charming, yet practical milk bottles.

pretty wrapped bottles

These festive bottle wraps are a great way to make bottles of water or cider extra pretty on your Thanksgiving table. Our Glass Milk Bottles ,with their porcelain lids, are perfect for this craft project. Just pick some simple autumn colored fabrics to cover up the little french logo that our bottles have, and you're ready to go.

White Wednesday {no. 6}

Hey everyone! Thanks so much for your well-wishes and great ideas to get me out of my funk yesterday. Welcome to another fun-filled White Wednesday. Today we have: a beauty in a bubble bath, happy clouds, a bejeweled carousel horse and our loveable glass milk bottle.

As always, I recommend you stop by Faded Charm for more White Wednesday goodies.

Tartelette and our Milk Bottle

You know I'm just smitten with everything about Tartelette. Helen's recipes will change your world, and her photography is pure eye candy. I was over the moon when I saw she had featured our le bon lait Glass Milk Bottle in this photo. Just gorgeous. Helen, you are a star.

Cynthia's Cottage Design

It was a lovely gift to learn Farmhouse Wares had been posted about over at Cynthia's Cottage Design. Cynthia wrote about our Glass Milk Bottles, which are definately a favorite of ours too. Cynthia's blog is beautiful. She has an AMAZING way with all things vintage, decorating her home with total charm. Take her little shelf (pictured above). She's made the Damier Red Cherry Bowl, which you can also find at Farmhouse Wares, look like a page out of Country Living. I love it! Speaking of magazines, I'm still mourning the loss of Country Home Magazine, but now I have Cynthia's Cottage Design to turn too. Thank you Cynthia.