Oldest thing in use in your house? ( Spouses don’t count)

The oldest thing I still use is a butter knife bought in 1967.

Off the top of my head,
Vases x 2
Wooden Bread board
all dating back to over 90 years at least.

My grandmother's rolling pin. She married in 1906 and died in 1961. My mum then used it, I inherited it from her and have used it since 1996.

My parents' bread-bin and bread board. The former is the old-fashioned white enamel type, with a separate lid and "bread" written on, in blue letters. I think that it may even have been my Gran's.

Tablespoon that my nan had as a wedding present in 1926.

Excluding antiques, the oldest is my OH.
Him aside, for everyday use the bread knife given as a wedding present in 1980.
The oldest antique is a coffer dated 1640 plus other antiques mostly Victorian

I have a griddle that I use to make welsh cakes. I know it was my grandmothers and she told me it was her mother in laws, so at least 100 years old.

A bread knife that was my Dads I was still living at home so it’s probably 70 yrs old.

I still use my grand-parents' metal meat mincer with a handle. Nothing better to make sheperd's pie. And my grand-parents' jelly press.

That I bought myself- well, didn't buy it, got it free with Greenshield stamps- my Kenwood blender/mixer. 1971.

A pottery house perfume burner belonging to my great gran x2. and a cow milk jug.

A tablespoon that used to be my Mum's. And a food hand-mixer that we were bought for our wedding 37 years ago.

Chest of drawers left by my mother in law when they moved out and we moved in.
Dark colour but use it daily.

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I have a griddle that I use to make welsh cakes. I know it was my grandmothers and she told me it was her mother in laws, so at least 100 years old.

I have one too. Very heavy. Will probably last forever.

Me !!

Pammie1 - same as you. Most of my stuff is only about 20 years old as i had to start again after a divorce.

Tupperware rolling pin from the 60s.
It was my mothers.
And an oak candlestick with a silver top which is around 70 years old.

When I was a little girl our neighbor gave me some Christmas decorations, plastic angels, they are still put on the tree every year, I’ve had them over sixty years, and I don’t know how long she had them.

Pammiel 🤗😘

My mums mixing bowl. Two glass trifle bowls from my aunts. Three tablecloths from the aunts. All still going strong.

My godmother's bed sheets which she left us in her will. About 70 years old and the cotton quality is amazing. My late grandmother's Christmas tree decorations - again about 70 years old.

I have a small occasional table in my bedroom that belonged to my grandparents. They married in the 1930s so no idea how old it is exactly.
I also have an oval serving plate that has been handed down in my husbands family again no idea how old it is. It gets used once a year for the Christmas Turkey.

I have my Mum’s trifle bowl from the 50’s in regular use. I think the oldest item I have in use is a large oval serving dish which belonged to my maternal grandmother. It must be at least 130 years old. I serve the Christmas turkey on it every year.

Grandmadinosaur you were writing about your turkey plate while I was writing about mine !

My GGGrandparents mahogany bookcase, made in the 1830s, a pair of china dogs and a pair of putees probably Derby c.1740.

My favourite though is a big red enamel teapot bought in the early 1970s that I used to make tea for all the family.