left me with an armful of goodies from some of my favorite stomping grounds. An old mirror-less frame from a dresser, a two light wall sconce that I'm pretty sure is from Maura Daniels, a lovely ceramic religious plate, a yard or so of vintage trim, a sweet angel statue and an old piano song book.
The trim has detail such as I've never seen before. I have a dining room lamp whose shade would speak volumes embellished with this beautiful trim. It's a small lamp so I'll have plenty left over to decorate some old bottles and various sundries.
I so much loved the way the picture came out of this little cutie that I decided to use it as my blog header.
The song book will be taken apart and used to craft with. I'll certainly get my monies worth out of the 50 cents I paid for it.
The original tag on the sconce was $225 but I managed to get it for $30 because one of the crystals has a chunk taken out of it. No worries, I just loosened a screw, turned the crystal around, tightened it back up and voila no one will be the wiser!
(Hint... you can click on any image to enlarge it)
5 comments:
Hi Diane...so sorry I missed you at the WCS!! Thanks for the sweet comment ~ they were fun to make. Love, love the mirror frame you bought. Hope to catch you next time!
Hello Diane....Just wanted to say how much I love your blog!!! And I feel so honored that you have enjoyed my treasures at "My Whimsical Victorian Chic Cottage" located at the "House at 755" in Holliston! And I also love the Wrentham Country Store! So nice to meet a New England person that loves romantic shabby chic! Cheryl
Oh my gosh! What great finds!
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Hi Diane
Looks like you scored bigtime... I love the sconce and sheet music you can never go wrong with! Everything looks dreamy
Blessings
Rebecca
Hi Diane - well weren't you the fortunate busy bee - good for you! I'm on the hunt for white this weekend. Jennifer jennsthreegraces
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