As promised here's some of the woderful goodies I picked up while Mr. EA and I were on our trip. Hope you enjoy looking at them as much as I did buying them. If you live close to Pelham, AL or just driving through stop by and take a look! I'm there on Mondays and Fridays working for Consigning Interiors and Antiques. I'm also there many other days fluffing my booth. I would love to meet you so please say hello if you see me.
|
This HUGE enamel tray would look awesome corralling all your necessities on the coffee table. |
|
This is a handmade table, don't you love the glass knobs? |
|
I decided to take a chance on these two antique golf bags. The one in the cabinet is a Stove Pipe bag and is made of canvas and leather. It even has several old golf balls in the pocket! The other is all canvas with a webbing type shoulder strap. The piece of wood you see is part of the bag. |
|
I love this old Tip Top bread crate. It is HUGE! I did some research and the Tip Top bread company was based in Australia. But here's what I found really interesting, inside the box there is a stamp that says the box was made by a company in Birmingham, Alabama. I also love the grain sack material. I found six yards of it cut into 1 1/2 yard pieces. Below is a picture of it rolled out. This picture is full of great STUFF! Check out the piano rolls under the cloche. Have you seen the current Restoration Hardware catalog? Take a look at page 30 & 31. You can get all five of the piano rolls, the cloche with a base for less than what the cloche alone would cost from RH! Oh don't forget about the tole tray, I got that at an auction. |
|
Don't miss the antique camera!
|
|
There are two of these fabulous windows! They are out of a very old Shot Gun house in Mobile, AL.
|
|
This antique desk is in the mission style and is made of tiger oak. Just so you know, I did NOT put the rollers on the desk. But because of them I was able to get the desk at a great price so that means you can get it at a great price. It is still a beautiful piece of furniture.
Wow! Can you believe I have two pieces of furniture in my booth that are not painted?
Ok the last of the pictures.
Thanks for visiting and I hope to see you around!
Joyfully, Elizabeth Ann |
I remember coming to Pellham for summer vacations as a child with my family. There was a little campground with small cabins and a lake. Its been years......I live just over the bay from Fairhope..It is a lovely little slice of Heaven. Love all of your lovely goodies! Take care! Rhonda
ReplyDeleteI love love love the bread crate... and really everything! You have a great eye!!
ReplyDeleteHi there!
ReplyDeleteLove the pictures!
I think the enamelware tray looks better in your booth than it did in mine! I also recognize that bread crate!!!
Brenda
I LOVE your booth!! Am loving that enamel tray too!! My mind is a spinnin' with ideas for something like that!
ReplyDeleteJust dropping in to say hi, see what you're up to, and thanks for your sweet & thoughtful comments over at my place recently.
take care have a great afternoon,
xoxox,
Ellen
Wish I lived in AL. I would definitely buy something from your booth. Lots of fabulous goodies. Thanks for visiting my blog & leaving me a comment.
ReplyDeleteKim
I am always so amazed at all the "finds" you and others come upon. I think I could look forever and never find things like this. They're all wonderful. Hurry back...you haven't posted in awhile and we miss you!
ReplyDeleteBe still my heart!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteI need to come shopping!
HUGS!
Leigh
www.lbratina.blogspot.com