Tiered Server

August 20th, 2009 in member junk

Christina_S, member

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I have seen some wonderful tiered servers by other junkers made from vintage dishware and other items so I thought I would try to do one myself. I used some orphaned vintage dishes, candle holders, cordial glasses and a pie bird. I really enjoyed this project and look forward to making more in the future.

Pattern or design used: My own design

posted in: member junk, tabletop, vintage, cottage, centerpiece, kitchen, table, ceramic, food, dishware, dish, server

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milkmaid1979 writes: This is darling! Posted: 9:01 am on September 14th

DreaminBoutJunk writes: That is a very beautiful piece! I think the little bird loves his new perch! Posted: 8:08 pm on August 27th

Rusty_bucket writes: Love it! What was the glue that was used? View my blog for my upcoming sale: http://rustybucketrevisted.blogspot.com Posted: 4:14 am on August 26th

Christina_S writes: Thank you everyone so much for your kind comments! Posted: 4:08 pm on August 24th

junkermidge writes: Beautiful, beautiful and useful too. Great project. I especially like your use of the 4 little glasses on the bottom tier. OH! And I love the little birdy on top.
Midge Posted: 10:07 am on August 24th

chippingcharm writes: Love the fun mix of dishes you picked! Laurel Posted: 5:08 pm on August 22nd

suewhitney writes: This is as sweet as they come. Beautifully done Christina!

Take care,
Sue Posted: 9:58 am on August 22nd

byabpryor writes: Way cute! Posted: 10:09 pm on August 21st

Junk_Sophisticate writes: Beautiful! I've never seen a grouping of cordial glasses used for these before. Very pretty!
Candy Posted: 9:35 pm on August 21st

TinTinJunkFan writes: Oh this is lovely, I especially like the pie bird on top Posted: 5:21 pm on August 21st

Christina_S writes: Sorry forgot a 0, E-6000 Posted: 2:00 pm on August 21st

Christina_S writes: Thank you for the nice comments. I used E-600 adhesive to glue this together. It has some fumes so you need to work in a well ventilated area, but it holds better than other glues I have tried. I especially like how it holds up to water. Posted: 11:12 am on August 21st

wendygail2 writes: I love it! I too would like to know what glue you used. When I made one, it did well until it was stored in a cold room, and the pieces easily came apart.

gail Posted: 10:36 am on August 21st

kally writes: how do you glue it together. it is lovely. Posted: 9:10 pm on August 20th