When we lived in Maine I loved going to flea markets and we still enjoy visiting them when we go back to Maine. We were there last week and here are a few pictures of one where they had a LOT of Maine type stuff.
Thursday, August 19, 2010
Wednesday, August 18, 2010
Bottles, bottles and more bottles
Since I have started decorating bottles I have been looking for them everywhere. Here are a few I found when we were in Maine going to flea markets.
This first picture shows a few tables that overwhelmed me. And they were all only $1.00 a piece.
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| And here was a wagon full of bottles |
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| Isn't this window pretty, a great way to use all the colorful bottles. |
I did not end up buying any bottles but I sure enjoyed looking. More flea market pictures tomorrow.
Tuesday, August 17, 2010
Tea Cup Tuesday.
Last Tuesday I showed one of my favorite teacups as my first entry with Tea Cup Tuesday. This Tuesday I decided to show three teacups.
When I was in college I joined a sorority and our flower was the violet. So for some of the early tea cups that I purchased they just had to have violets on them. The one on the left is a Royal Albert tea cup. I think it is the most beautiful. In the center there is a teacup that I bought back in the late 60s when we went to New Orleans. There is a label on the bottom that says it is from a shop called Dupree's. Don't know if it still exists. This teacup is a Gladstone Bone china teacup. The one on the right is a Royal Grafton. There are all bone china, all made in England and all much loved.
I wonder what I will find to show you next week.
When I was in college I joined a sorority and our flower was the violet. So for some of the early tea cups that I purchased they just had to have violets on them. The one on the left is a Royal Albert tea cup. I think it is the most beautiful. In the center there is a teacup that I bought back in the late 60s when we went to New Orleans. There is a label on the bottom that says it is from a shop called Dupree's. Don't know if it still exists. This teacup is a Gladstone Bone china teacup. The one on the right is a Royal Grafton. There are all bone china, all made in England and all much loved.
I wonder what I will find to show you next week.
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