Love these pedestals.
The one in front has damage so I am thinking I will further distress them.
The wood is not as nice as it looks.
A large white mixing bowl.
The quilt is not really old, but is soft and has a lovely fabric.
The brush in the gray basket was sitting just like this at the thrift store.
Who could resist the composition?
I have been waiting for half-price day in hopes no one wanted the white rack.
SCORE!
It folds.
Needs nothing.
Two baskets.
Need paint.
A copper planter.
Needs something.
Great graphics on the box.
The back is all in Chinese.
And inside a hand-painted kite with all the pieces.
It says Journal.
BUT ...
It is really a ledger!
I was quite taken by the windmill plate (JAPAN).
BUT ...
I chipped the back edge.
GRRRRR!
The white ironstone bowl has a pale lavender design - no markings.
The blue sponge ware crock is Roseville.
I did not decorate for Easter.
I did buy a bunny cake mold.
A yellow tin tole bowl.
A black cage.
Bought another box of books.
A couple of textbooks.
Laugh Day by Bennett Cerf.
A humorist I was taken with in my youth.
A textbook from the 50's with illustrations ready for framing.
I will scan - not tear the pages out.
A big book about steam.
Great charts and graphs.
Gas Tables
Filled with - what else - gas tables.
Another scanner.
Since I am going to set up at the farm sale, I need some farm books.
1927, 1931, 1933 Yearbook of Agriculture.
Great graphs, tables and old photographs.
Yes, scanning before selling.
A few of these items will be at Magnolia Ridge.
See y'all!
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Party Junk #323
Show And Share No. 307
Hey Donna,
ReplyDeleteOne thing is for sure....if it's out there, you are going to find it!!!
Great finds.
Sure wish I could make it to the Fair.
hugs
Sissie
I think you're really going to knock it out of the park at Magnolia Ridge!!!
ReplyDeleteYou do find the most interesting things! Love the journals and books. I'm hoping to make that sale!!
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Linda
I guess we can make bunny cakes together! I love old ag books. I have one from 1912 and it has the most beautiful illustrations. Great find on the journal/ledger.
ReplyDeleteI'll be glad to take the ironstone bowl and the old books off your hand, madam.
ReplyDeleteLove those pedastals. They'd be great in my garden!
ReplyDeleteI was going to go hunting for treasures today, but my car entered the shop and may not be home until tomorrow late or Monday! There go my plans!
ReplyDeleteGreat finds, Donna--those pedestals do look pretty great in the photos. Love the bunny cake tin, yellow toleware bowl, and that medical illustration--that's marvelous. Hope you have a lovely Easter :)
ReplyDeleteGreat stuff Donna ...the pedestals would be my favorite. I bet the bottom of that one could be repaired.
ReplyDeleteHappy Easter.
Audrey Z.
I love the journal! If you are making the ephemera packs like we talked about a scan of those pages would be a nice addition!
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ReplyDeleteYour Friday Finds are always such great finds, Donna! I always enjoy seeing the interesting bits and pieces you manage to source and wish I lived closer. Hope you're having a wonderful Easter weekend! Tania at FARRAGOZ ~ Online Courses in The Art of Patina
ReplyDeletethe journal is a great find! Other things too - but love ledgers :)
ReplyDeleteWhat interesting finds! I like that yellow quilt even though it is not old.
ReplyDeleteJust popping back in to say thanks for sharing at Vintage Charm. Still loving those pedastals!
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