I don't usually mention too many places around these parts...never really too impressed. But today I visited Columbia Antique Mall on the corner of Blossom and Huger streets and was blown away by all the antique treasures! There are two old filthy warehouses full of expensive things...the dirtier the costlier it seemed. I managed to finagle a few items which hopefully will appear in some artwork shortly. I've been preoccupied with setting up my new studio digs. I could not have picked a worse time to move...as you may have noticed, I've missed out on selling much for the holidays...woe is me! Hoping to be more productive in the new year, in my new space, with a lower overhead! xoxo
Be still my heart! She has the most beautiful blue
bow in her hair too! There is also a matching girl with a little
flapper hairdo that was too blurry to post.
bow in her hair too! There is also a matching girl with a little
flapper hairdo that was too blurry to post.
I wanted this so badly, it hurt! Maybe if its still there
in the new year! Those are chenille flowers-tag read
"mourning box"
in the new year! Those are chenille flowers-tag read
"mourning box"
so much goodness
ReplyDeletei'm ooh'ing and aahh'ing
looks like fun...maybe the greenville girls could take a road trip and go with you sometime!
ReplyDeleteLOVIN that church!! What's it made of anyway?
ReplyDeleteand also love the post on you on http://shoptalkbuzz.blogspot.com/!
Congrats on being in BH&G!!
Happy Holidays-Tammy Smith
Oh my- I would like the tramp art box, the little girl with rosy cheeks, the folk art church, the sink, and the mourning flowers and the blue chandelier.
ReplyDeleteI started out just wanting the chennile flowers, but if you're going to dream, you might as well dream big.
Just found your blog and I'm really enjoying all the treasures!
wowwwww! so many great treasures! i love love love that little girl and the mourning box and the interior of that little church! who knew!
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