Two pieces, one a towel and the other a table runner. I see feather filled pillows in their future.
I just can’t restrain my enthusiasm for the Round Top Antique Show held twice a year in the Hill Country of Texas.
The sights and sounds give me true joy. Endless tents of treasures. The seasons transitioning from one to the next. Walking through fields softened with a layer of hay.
I would trade ten exotic vacations for just one trip to Round Top. My Shangri-La indeed.
My treasure hunt started out with one list, but I came home with an entirely different set of finds: vintage glass, ironstone, vintage textiles, Christmas Stockings, European Sinks and wall fountains.
It was a happy trip indeed.
I hope you find some inspiration.
Always,
Cindy
xoxo
Found these from a lovely dealer who hailed from Bucks County Pennsylvania. Since that is where I grew up…it was only right that I buy them.
Again…not sure what I am going to do with this, but at $15…I’ll figure out something.
Right now, holding my candles…but they will be filled with guest soaps and sea sponges in the new cottage bathroom as part of my renovation.
Maybe a home for my vintage ornaments?
Not sure what I will use this for, but I will figure out something. Most likely a table centerpiece.
A lovely footed bowl, it has a great profile.
A rare find a few months ago was an ironstone punch bowl. I was in the market for a companion ladle and found a lovely one at Marburger Farms.
A full twelve came with the set which only cost 32.50.
I am on the hunt for another plastic ladle (this came from another vintage punch bowl that I have) but the hunt is half the fun!
At just over 6 inches tall, the diminutive size of this gem is what I was attracted to.
Another vintage kitchen helper, I am using it to hold my vintage spreaders.
One of my surprise finds, love the vintage pattern.
Lovely for the upcoming Holiday.
One is cast iron, the other is porcelain. Not sure what I am going to do with them…but the price was so good, I couldn’t pass them up.
Wash stand with an ironstone bowl for my new cottage bathroom
Wooden Christmas Stars from Leftovers in Brenham.
