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Everyone Used It In The '80s — The Coastal Thrift Store Find That Screams Luxury

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By Trinity Archie
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Coastal-themed servingware was stylish in the '80s, and it's making waves once again. Silver shell servingware pieces are the items to look out for, and these days, you can find them in thrift stores if you're lucky. Silver shell pieces in particular are a major score due to their steep resell value. For example, there is a vintage Shell Shaped Silver Plated Butter Dish sold by The Oblist for $183. Believe it or not, this is on the lower end of what some of these pieces can sell for.
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Everyone Used It In The '80s — The Coastal Thrift Store Find That Screams Luxury

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By Trinity Archie
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This article contains affiliate links; if you click such a link and make a purchase, we may earn a commission. Tue, June 23, 2026 at 11:30 AM UTC A variety of silverware - Punkbarby/Getty Images Coastal-themed servingware was stylish in the '80s, and it's making waves once again. Silver shell servingware pieces are the items to look out for, and these days, you can find them in thrift stores if you're lucky. Silver shell pieces in particular are a major score due to their steep resell value.
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Why You Should Think Twice About Using Vinegar To Clean Your Electronics

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By Trinity Archie
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This article contains affiliate links; if you click such a link and make a purchase, we may earn a commission. Person spraying laptop - iMarzi/Shutterstock Vinegar is a natural household cleaning ingredient that many homeowners use in place of harsher chemicals. The acetic acid found in vinegar works against certain types of bacteria, so it is an effective cleaning agent that people have used for years.
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