Woman Finds Luxury Vase at Thrift Store and Has No Idea What a Treasure It Is

We only wish our thrifting journeys could be as lucrative as these!

Some people just have a natural gift for finding high-end items at their local secondhand stores and to say we are envious is an understatement. How are some people able to find such incredible pieces just on a random Goodwill shelf? We call it thrifter's luck. And if you're someone with this enviable knack, just know we wish we were you!

This woman happened to accidentally find a luxury item at a thrift store and she had no idea what it was until she looked at the comments of her video. We were shocked by their findings!

This was the last thing TikTok user @silverlinedesign expected to find at her local thrift store but since she specializes in reselling vintage items, it ended up being the perfect match! She usually purchases home decor to immediately sell but this piece caught her eye and it seems she wants to keep it for herself! We would too if we saw this in person.

On one of the very top shelfs at her thrift store, she stumbled upon an opaque glass vase made of over a dozen small vases, giving it an underwater sea creature vibe. It's like nothing we've ever seen before!

While she knew it was something special, she had no idea that she had found vase that looks eerily similar to a piece from the Netherlands designers at POLSPOTTEN. And she got it for much less than it's worth.

How Much Is This Vase Actually Worth?

As it turns out, she might have found one of POLSPOTTEN's iconic coral reef vases that typically sell for anywhere from $600 to $1,200!

Her followers had a ton of ideas for what she should do with it.

"You should do sprigs of lavender!" wrote @catnip.exe. "Hear me out... candle sticks," commented @ouiijabored. "I want it for LEGO flowers," added @butterbakedblunt.

While she's not 100% sure if it's the same brand or simply a lookalike, she is in love with it. She ended up putting individual flower stems into each mini vase and it looks like a masterpiece.

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