Milk Glass for Spring

Milk glass may be a common find at thrift shops and garage sales, but we have a round up of some uncommonly beautiful ways to decorate for spring with this inexpensive collectable.
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This cheerful mantlescape treats the milk glass vessels as art pieces leaving them unfilled.

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The yellow flowers in the bright white milk glass make a beautiful table setting at this wedding.




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One bouquet of inexpensive grocery store flowers plus milk glass vases equals a colorful happy kitchen!

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We love this! These are sidewalk chalk eggs filling the milk glass!

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We hope you are inspired to bring out your milk glass for spring, and perhaps treasure hunt at your local Goodwill for more pieces.

A couple thoughts about milk glass:
How can you tell the difference between cheap and good milk glass?
Inexpensive milk glass will have a thin, pasty gray look. Like Fat Free Milk! This type of milk glass was commonly sold through florist for flower arrangements, and so it is plentiful and does not have a lot of value.

Good milk glass will be heavy and have a rich, thick color. Like Vitamin D Milk!

HAPPY SPRING AND HAPPY TREASURE HUNTING!