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I loved this little antique chest. It was only about 18 inches tall |
This table had the most elegant and gorgeous lines. |
My friend Leslie loved this printers cabinet- with sooo many little drawers. |
Possibly the coolest thing ever for a man cave. |
This massive dining table was from Europe, and cost a small fortune. |
I admired this simple little farm table. |
All the green chippy paint on this rustic antique desk! |
A great antique weathervane with an amusingly large tail. |
Loved this antique workbench! |
I thought these vintage chairs were very cool |
A great antique desk with turned legs. |
I'm such a sucker for these antique benches. |
I liked the fluted legs on this vintage table. |
I just had to take this antique column home with me! |
An adorable pair of green glass shakers |
Examining this antique Officer's traveling lunch case. The vendor said it was from the Spanish American War. |
A cool brass magazine stand |
This vintage stepback cupboard was so handsome. |
I loooooved this vintage star sign. |
The perfect tufted leather armchair |
An incredible pair of antique candleholders |
A bright yellow retro cabinet- perfect for a bathroom! |
This vintage wire basket was very cool. |
I admired this set of antique piano legs |
A whole flock of Mora clocks! |
These armchairs were so cool |
Because what house isn't complete without a ceramic ram's head. |
And finally a beautiful pair of dove gray armchairs. |
Those vintage chairs (mustard/yellow) are AMAZING! What I wouldn't do for that ram head to meet some metallic gold spray paint....
ReplyDeletebtw I spotted your post on Miss Mustard Seed and have found myself admiring your blog!
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I know- those chairs were just terrific. As I recall they had already sold when I inquired the price :(
DeleteI've never been to Brimfield but hope to to one day. I'm close enough to Round Top that I go there at least once a year.
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