What else can I do with this??

judysjubilee writes: At Christmas you could put beautiful Christmas (ornaments) balls on it. It's shaped like a christmas tree. On the top one of you could find one that has a star on it. Then it would look like a tree topper. You could spray paint it red to match the decorations or gold or whatever. It would make a great Christmas centerpiece for the table. Judy Posted: 4:44 pm on September 13th

juliek62 writes: you could use it to hold ornaments, little pumpkins, or squash. have fun with it. Posted: 11:33 pm on July 6th

ataylordesignsdotnet writes: you could use it as a garden planter outdoors, you can purchase smaller terra cotta pots and place herbs and brightly colored flowers, FUN STUFF, oh the possibilities :o) Posted: 4:58 pm on June 24th

Pishatooties writes: Thanks everyone for all the ideas!! I really like the cupcake or condiment holder ideas!! Posted: 3:13 pm on June 22nd

STORMYG10 writes: Use it to serve cupcakes, put cloth napkins rolled up, condiments in little bowls, rolling pins, large utensils. Just off the top of my head. Hope it helps. Posted: 12:59 pm on June 22nd

kewpiesfarmhouse writes: How cute would it be as a cupcake display/holder?? Posted: 10:48 am on June 22nd

JunkArchitect writes: You have to check out Georgia moon’s “Junk market Centerpiece”. It was the first thing I thought of when I saw your spice rack...Jim

http://www.junkmarketstyle.com/item/11432/junk-market-centerpiece


Posted: 8:54 am on June 21st

Tuttibelle writes: Hang jewelry from it on the top row and line the bottom row with some sort of containers to store other items. Posted: 11:24 am on June 20th

RustyDiva writes: I see these all the time in thrift stores without the glass. Sue - Love the idea of turning it upside down and hanging as a candalier inside or out. I may have to try it. Don't throw it away - you have endless possibilities. You could put it in a bathroom and role up wash rags or hand towels to tuck into the openings for guests to pluck out. Posted: 1:59 pm on June 19th

TinTinJunkFan writes: Interesting piece! I like the idea of turning it upside down and hanging it from a ceiling...for votives...and maybe rust it a little?
For displays, I was thinking vintage croquet balls would look good. Would it support wine bottles (empty or full) upside down? Like a European bottle tree?
It would look cute in the garden supporting different colored bottles..... Posted: 12:12 pm on June 19th

suewhitney writes: I was going to say condiment server, but pmorse beat me to it. Darn the luck! It would also make a stunning floral centerpiece. Line the cups with moss, add floral foam, and grocery store flowers. Looks like mini pumpkins might fit. That would be darling for Halloween or other fall festivities. Appears like you might be able to flip it upside down, add chain to the legs, put the votive cups back in and hang from the ceiling... over a claw foot tub perhaps? Have fun!

Take care,
Sue Posted: 8:24 am on June 19th

oldnews writes: I have something very similar, and I put a collection of beautiful blown glass balls in mine! Marie Posted: 9:02 pm on June 18th

librarylil writes: These were popular a while back to use during the holidays with apples. Posted: 6:04 pm on June 18th

pmorse writes: Clean out the wax from your glass containers and make it a condiment 'tree'...ice cream sundae toppings, taco toppings, that kind of thing. If you have a baseball fan in your family, you could display autographed or special baseballs. Fruit stand for oranges and apples? Pots of herbs? Don't get rid of it! It's a neat piece. Posted: 4:22 pm on June 18th