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Adirondack Chairs for the Garden

These are the two adirondack chairs my friend and I rescued from the curb.    My husband made a new arm for one and I repaired the backs of both of them.  We also had to reinforce one of the legs.  Then I  primed and painted them glossy red.   They still had some years left in them. I [...]

A great chair for the garden

 This is the chair I got at the Madison Bouckville Antique show back in August.   I had never seen one like it and when my husband and I laid eyes on it, we both sort of looked at each other and we knew right then what the other was thinking.  The price was only $50 and [...]

A vase full of sunshine

Found this beauty on the curb a few weeks ago.  Someone actually threw this away. It has absolutely nothing wrong with it except a bit of glaze flaking on the bottom and a bit of crazing which I find charming anyway. It stands about 8 inches high and about 6 inches wide.  The color is bright [...]

Gems on the curb

One  Wednesday, my friend, Linda and my dog, Thunder  and I went for our usual daily walk.  It is our effort~  so as to be able to eat what we want~ to take a walk every day.    Well, another thing we love about our walks is that on Wednesday evening it is trash night.  You know where [...]

End of Summer tradition, Madison-Bouckville Antique Show

   Last Friday, my husband and I hit the Madison- Bouckville Antique Show.  I thought it would be fun to show for VTT.  It is a huge gathering with over one thousand dealers in upstate NY.  It’s in the middle of corn fields surrounded by more corn fields.  Really pretty.  We look forward to it [...]

Red Metal Chairs for my Garden

 I have a thing for metal chairs. I think they are so practical~  able to be left out in the weather, they give an air of times gone by, and they look good red.  What else could you ask for?   Two weeks ago I showed some metal chairs on VTT that we had found on the [...]

Picnic Baskets are not just for the average bear

     Because my last post on containers caused  some interest in my  picnic baskets,  I thought I would show them for VTT, because they are not only fun and inexpensive they are also vintage.  Unfortunately they don’t last more than a season or two if you leave them out where they are in the sun and rain. Under a [...]

Vintage Thingie Thursday~ Bathing Beauties

I didn’t have anything garden related to show for vintage thingies thursday so I thought I would share something that would spark a bit of humor in this bathing suit season.   I found this picture among  a box of photos that I purchased from an elderly gentleman at a neighborhood garage sale.  I got a [...]

Vintage Flower postcards

 I have this box of postcards I bought at a garage sale. Among the gems I found were these postcards of flowers.  They are really old, with the postmarks saying 1912.   Some are written on but most are not.     This one is a postcard to confirm an order placed at a nursery.  Look at the price of [...]

Vintage cupboards

  There are stories behind both of the cupboards in my kitchen.  This first one actually was in the back room of the Salon I used to work at.  It was a basement shop, really nice with stone walls, very vintage.  When they sold the old home that it was in I asked the owner [...]






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