The sun is shining, the birds are singing and the flea market yesterday was fabulous. I was like a kid in a candy shop. I tried to restrain myself, but ended up coming up with quite a few treasures.
I got a vintage machine shop stool exactly like what I wanted to put at the barn door desk in the guest room- now I need to find one more to go next to it. I picked up two pretty antique copper pieces- one is an oil lamp, the other is a chicken feeder. I really don't know what I'll do with them but they were so cool and the verdigris on the copper was so appealing that I couldn't pass them up. I bought a faaaaabulous vintage garden armillary, a teensy little oil painting, and a stunning antique folky landscape painting. Finally, I got two antique sideboards, both from about 1870- those will be available for refinishing, so let me know if you're interested. Pictures below!
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Beautiful armillary. It's big too- probably 2 feet tall not counting the arrow. |
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vintage industrial stool |
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lovely little copper oil lamp with patina |
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oil lamp and chicken feeder |
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Yes, I know there's a tear. We're all going to pretend we don't see or care about it. |
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I love this painting. It's big too, something like 30x24 or so. |
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It's early too. I'd say 1850-1880 judging by the stretchers and canvas on the back. |
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tiny little oil painting. It's only 5 inches tall. |
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Antique sideboard #1- with beautiful floral carving and original hardware |
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Antique sideboard #2 with large overhanging top and charming scrolled base. |
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there are four different types of drawer pulls on this piece. It was obviously at some classic Yankee farm lol. |
Lovely finds! I'm interested in sideboard #1 and the armillary. What are your ideas on refinishing it? Price?
ReplyDeleteThanks for your comment! I'm planning to keep the armillary for myself- I collect them. Sideboard #1 is in the process of being refinished as we speak. I've added a barn board top, casters, and painted all four sides of the base white so it can be used as a kitchen work station. If you'd like to email me at kateaverydesign@yahoo.com, I'd be happy to send you some pictures!
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