Another knife box! Nice early wooden box with handle. These don't usually stick around too long. I found these little pumpkins made out of some kind of paper, and just love the way they look!
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Friday, October 24, 2008
Primitive bee keeper's cage
Why I don't buy china!!
I finally broke down and bought some china teacups and other pieces at an auction. I usually try to avoid anything breakable. When I was unloading my car, I tried to carry too much in one trip (a bad habit!) and the box of china slid off the top and crashed to the pavement. I lost a few pieces, but fortunately not all of it! I will stick to my rustic wooden items from now on. The china is on a cool little cart I got at another auction. It looks like someone used some old buggy wheels on the front giving it a "folky" look.
Sweet little butter churn in old mustard paint
Cute little cupboard with spool knob
Thursday, October 16, 2008
New home for all the kitchen goodies
The guy stuff (or for girls who like oil cans, etc.)
I had to find a new home for all this misc. stuff when I emptied my big cupboard to move in vintage Christmas. It had to be condensed down, but I kept all my favorite things and packed away the rest in storage. Advertising cans, oil cans, bait buckets, pocketknives, etc. It's all here in one new little cabinet.
Puzzle from 1933
I got this great little puzzle box at an auction the other night. I wanted to make sure all the pieces were there, but the box simply said "over 250 pieces." Not very definitive! I decided I would just put it together to make sure it was complete. No picture on the box! Also to make matters more difficult, the pieces don't all interlock. Some of them just touch up against the next. Every time you put a piece in place, the whole puzzle would shift and separate. GRRR! I had to leave it half finished, but when I came home, my daughter was working on it. Then her boyfriend came and together, the three of us finished it! I was amazed that a puzzle from 1933 was not missing one piece!! Now it will be for sale, so some other lucky person can have fun putting it together!
Hand painted oval nesting boxes
Vintage Christmas
Customers have been asking for vintage Christmas, so I put it out even though it's only October! I have some cute flocked Santas, tinsel, lights, tree topper etc. I have been collecting bits and pieces over the year, and just brought out a little so far. Also a red sled and a matched pair of carriage bells.
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