After a crazy busy weekend, I'm finally catching up. We had our Dear Bebe's first birthday party. Look who stopped by! Whoaaaaaa!
Then Sunday I spent some time back in an antique mall while I worked on my booth. Found some more goodies to add to the bunch I didn't get to list from a couple of weeks ago. Without further ado:
Omigosh. These prints are awesome! One is signed on the paper matting with a name and 1876. Now that is OLD!
Animal charm bracelet. Love the filigree chain links.
Thank you, this has SOLD!
This is so cool! A vintage "What's the Answer" game.
This is so cool! A vintage "What's the Answer" game.
A few Christmas corsages. I like this one the most because it is PINK!
Paper dollies! Oooooh! Enough said.
Friendship motto wall decor. These are so sweet.
I just love old books. Who doesn't need the romance of an old fashioned
Friendship motto wall decor. These are so sweet.
I just love old books. Who doesn't need the romance of an old fashioned
gentleman these days?
(Close up is of the French book.)
Thank you, this has SOLD!
Several more glitter houses!
I think I have enough now on the site to make your own village.
Three lovely little gold frames. So ornate!
A couple of old handmirrors. This one is marked DUPONT Paralin
Pretty Haviland Limoges plate.
This sugar and creamer set depicts the portrait of Marie Leczinska....Queen Consort of France. She married King Louis XV of France and was the grandmother of Louis XVI, Louis XVIII, and Charles X.
A couple of old handmirrors. This one is marked DUPONT Paralin
Pretty Haviland Limoges plate.
This sugar and creamer set depicts the portrait of Marie Leczinska....Queen Consort of France. She married King Louis XV of France and was the grandmother of Louis XVI, Louis XVIII, and Charles X.
Amazing! Made in Austria.
Just in time for Halloween...a vintage Hazelle's marionette witch for your fun decor!
Just in time for Halloween...a vintage Hazelle's marionette witch for your fun decor!
1950's jewelry set.
Two shabby green flower frogs. The neat card is from the vintage game I'm listing this week called "What's the Answer?" Both may be found in the "For Crafters" category.
Two shabby green flower frogs. The neat card is from the vintage game I'm listing this week called "What's the Answer?" Both may be found in the "For Crafters" category.
Amazing graphics and advertising in this antique
art exhibition catalog from Pennsylvania.
2 comments:
Wow! You cleaned up ... what lovely finds. They are all wonderful.
Have a lovely autumn eve. TTFN ~Marydon
I'm glad that I've found your bellarosaantiques.blogspot.com website. You sure can write and teach and inspire. Keep writing - I'll keep reading.
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