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Here is my newest find: an antique trophy to be used in numerous ways throughout the year.
When I saw this picture on pinterest, it got me thinking: a practical use for vintage trophy cups? Sign me up! I love beautiful, vintage pieces but more than that, they have to have a purpose. Here are a few great reasons to go out and get your own vintage trophies...
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If you are not like me and can love something just because it is beautiful, how lovely is this?
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Here they are used in a grouping as vases in this pretty Christmas entryway holding poinsettias.
via simplified bee
This is a great way to make a more modern visual statement. I like the sculptural look of the trophy with the moss ball on a mantle or sideboard.
I love this! Such pretty alternatives to traditional vases.
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I plan to use my new trophy filled with ice to chill a bottle of wine at my upcoming white Christmas cocktail party.
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Next summer I have already decided to give my daughter a pony party (I know, I have 10 months and I am already planning). My trophy will come in handy for this event as well.
There are so many uses for these trophies! I am on the hunt for a few more...
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