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| stacks of beautiful vintage crochet. husband rather unnecessarily cracked that it was from the time before everyone spent all of their time in front of the internet. and by everyone, i suspect he means me. |
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| *sigh* |
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| i saw a guy walking away with this, but i don't know what he paid. |
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| from when silverware mattered. |
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| i had this odd grandma moment looking at this. i wanted the whole set. |
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| happily, the same did not happen with these, but i like how they're displayed. |
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| royal copenhagen |
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| a bit of more modern scandinavian goodness. |
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so which of these did you buy?
And now I want nothing more than to go to a flea market. Haven't been to one in ages. Like, more than 5 years. Hmmm.... Thanks, I think!? ;)
What beautiful things!
xo
A
Gorgeous. I wish I knew how to display these types of things nicely. I have some beautiful flour sack towls, teacups of my grandmothers, and some crocheted odds and ends--and they're stored. Pity. Flea markets--the real kind like you're at and not just garage sales--are sometimes genuinely drool-worthy.
Loved them all, love flea markets and antique sales. take care.
I absolutely love flea markets, and especially vintage china sets. My two teapots are from a flea market, except they were also for free!
Cheers,
poet
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