Always a pleasure to welcome new and old friends alike. x
So, with just that push that I needed, I went out treasure seeking again and found a few more bits and bobs to keep the shelves stocked.
A set of six crinoline lady cup & saucers with matching sugar bowl and cream jug...
And this pretty Edwardian vase.
Stone squirrel statue.
Tiny treasure box, with a rather plush interior!
Folding curling tongs (of the non-electrical variety! ;-))
Folding curling tongs (of the non-electrical variety! ;-))
Another bottle with stopper.
C1940's pattern for knickers and a slip...They'd be perfect if made up from parachute silk for authenticity! ;-))
C1940's pattern for knickers and a slip...They'd be perfect if made up from parachute silk for authenticity! ;-))
2 pairs of C1950's lace look nylon stockings.
And a large collection of vintage buttons and other fasteners on their original cards...I shall bring some of these with me to the next fair I shall be attending.
Thanks for stopping-by,
And a large collection of vintage buttons and other fasteners on their original cards...I shall bring some of these with me to the next fair I shall be attending.
Thanks for stopping-by,
Enjoy the rest of your week,
Niki x
Such beautiful finds Niki,i especially love the sugar sifter spoon it is beautiful!
ReplyDeleteOne day i will be on the list of visitors to your pretty shop ;)
Have a lovely weekend xxx
Oh, the lovely things you have that I will never get to see....so far far away.
ReplyDeleteHi Niki
ReplyDeleteI love the cups with Crinoline Lady, is a subject that I love!
You are always very nice things, sigh!
Maybe next month will be
closest to me ;o))
Hughs and Kisses, Maria.
What treasures!
ReplyDeleteYour pictures are always so lovely to see..
Warm Wishes,
Callie
Niki, I always see how many beautiful things
ReplyDeletein your blog, you know, maybe I come in March
see you .... I can not wait!
a hug
Susy x
Such pretty treasures you find on your travels! ;)
ReplyDeleteI am new to blogging and have just found your wonderful blog,how fantastic.I must come and visit your shop one day.
ReplyDeleteSally x
Everything looks gorgeous Niki :o)
ReplyDeleteI really like those folding curling tongs and the buttons...
The sugar sifter is really pretty too...
Have a happy busy week Niki,
Kind regards,
Donna x
Niki, visiting your wonderful shop all the way from Bedfordshire was really a wish come true. As I was, at last able to tell you, face to face :-) I have been following your blog for several years and have had so much pleasure from watching your venture go from strength to strength. You have been a huge inspiration and you are a shining example of recycling and not letting even a tiny scrap go to waste. That beautiful dainty brooch made from a single cross stitched letter rescued from an old damaged sampler and mounted on little pieces of vintage lace is a wonderful example. Thank you for a lovely half hour. It was a struggle to drag myself away.
ReplyDeleteWarm wishes Angela xx
Fabulous finds! I especially like the knicker pattern :) Maggie xx
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