Tuesday, March 9, 2010
March madness for great finds!
Ruffled chair slip covers $179 each, French glass jug $295, architectural piece sold
fantastic antique shelf clock $150
vintage lady figurine with gorgeous lace accents $70
Artemis, goddess of hunting, cast iron figural piece from a Victorian fence $70
working Mora wall clock replica $150, set of five vintage chairs $150, zinc finish lamp $74, spring wreath with nest of eggs $15
3 story bird cages $140, faux concrete handled nest basket with bird $19
a real and vintage embellished egg - $15/SOLD
lovely silver bucket with lion head handles
vintage McCoy tea and sugar canisters
beautiful old aqua bowl
vintage postal scale $39, pottery frog sold
vintage decorated box of monogrammed "S" silverware $49, personal favorite: wire work shelf $86
one of two hanging cherubs $110 each, one of a pair of cast iron wall pieces $50
darling vintage lamp shade
vintage McCoy vinegar cruet
vintage seaport ephemera inspired graphic pillows, now $20 each
love these...carved souvenir sandals circa early 1940's from World War 2
cast iron chimney sweep fireback $35, floral crown $50 see our zinc one here
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9 comments:
LOVING the Mora clock, the canisters, the vintage scale... everything!!! Sure do need to make a trip up to your shop! :)
Have a great day!
Ruth
I love the chair with the lamp on the wall how do you have it hanging?
Lots of great finds. Can't wait to visit store!! Could I get the measurements of the Mora clock. I have wanted one since I saw the brown one in the store last year. Thanks
@Lynn the chair's have openings in the top, handles for pulling them in and out from the tableI suppose, so the chair is hanging on a screw through that hole
@Traci the Mora clock replica is 52 inches in length
LOVE that first pic and the tea/sugar canisters!!!
Your blog is so fun too...
your store looks to be filled with such sweet items!!! i wish we didnt live so far!
I love that idea of hanging a chair on the wall and using it as a shelf.
Wish I had brick walls in my home.
Beautiful Blog!
Regards,
Sushikay
Very nice (and very expensive!) French jug!
@Irene, yes bottle is beautiful and expensive. They are rather elusive in our neck of the woods, also, I failed to mention that it has the original traveling basket and "crown"...this piece is huge and gorgeous!!
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