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Friday, January 4, 2013

Vintage Crush


http://www.parishotelboutique.com
Vintage silver napkin rings. To see them in great detail
you can visit the website. Found via pinterest thru one of my favorite blogs.
 ( love their blog ) Mona at Providence Design
had these pinned. Beautiful ! 


I’ve not had a lot of time to think back over this past year- a rough one for us with My Darling’s illness, but enough time to be thankful that we have a New Year to enjoy !

Speaking of time -  I had some time in the hospital while he was having surgery, or chemo.. or any number of things which required that I sit and just
be there for him.

Keep in mind, he was just sleeping.... and sleeping... and taking pain medications.. and sleeping. You get the picture, anyway I had some time to just browse through
some of my favorite Antique sites, blogs, and of course one of my favorites- Pinterest.

Enjoy some of my favorite Vintage crushes-
Cash Register-  Eradistinctiveproperties.com
One of the lovliest, most detailed I have ever seen..


Wedding dress of Elizabeth Maxson- as seen on Commonground blog
Simply stunning- old lace is just perfect.



What can I say ?  I love the glow of a Vintage Mirror. . . 




Silver/mother of pearl handle- silver container-
french-kissed.com

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French signs are a weakness of mine. . .


I know. . . have to make one.. you can visit the site I found this on and get
a step-by-step Tutorial. And coordinating bracelets for someone if you
need. Vintage rhinestones re-fashioned are wonderful. 



Nothing makes me happier than vintage mother of pearl buttons, and
silverware with a glow. . .  via pinterest
dressdesigndecor.blogspot.com




Rare French 1800s Original Store Display Table Top Dress Form Mannequin
Via Pinterest- Etsy store




This is a classic terrarium . .  housed in a 'Wardian" case- - visit this blog
to learn more about this gorgeous case- I thought it was simply stunning
and saved the best for last !  via pinterest-




I thought you might like some inspiration as well- we are heading to market in about 
two weeks to find some goodies for the website. Then hopefully in the Spring-

we will wear ourselves completely out in the outdoor Flea Markets , searching high 
and low for those things that make our little hearts go pitter-patter !



Till next time-

Diana & Aubrie

107 Vintage
Aging your home gracefully, Home decor with a past.


You can visit our Pinterest pages here...https://pinterest.com/107vintageowner




Sunday, July 15, 2012

Farmhouse Memories



For those of you who may have never had the opportunity to:


 1. Grow up in the country or  2. Visit the country,  let me just say, you are totally missing out. Such great memories...

On the way home from dinner in the “big city” ( Fort Worth, Texas ) ... as I neared our little off road ,  I slowed W-A-Y down  and rolled the windows down to once again hear the sounds of the country. A chorus of creaking, croaking and chirping took me back in time.

As I rounded each little corner I was pleasantly taken back to my childhood. My Grandparents on both sides lived on a farm. One was “in-town” but had a large garden -One had a much larger farm out of  “town”, but the sights and sounds of each made for a lifetime of memories. . .
A million flooded through my mind, taking my thoughts away & sending soothing waves of joy.



Grandma would meet us at the door, wiping her hands on her favorite apron ( one of which now hangs in my own kitchen from a favorite hammered silver spoon )  inviting us in for an afternoon visit that was sure to include some of her homemade chicken, mashed potatoes you wanted to just dive into, and green beans that anyone would love ! 






  Always loving silverware- this
 was a perfect way to hang my
 grandma's apron that I inherited !


Gotta love aprons. . . . . 


 *See my Pinterest Silver
   board here.

And it just happens to work great in my kitchen...

Following up the laughter, delicious meal and great times were the best apricot pies .. or chocolate.. or coconut that she had made ahead- Just in case & LOVING every second of it.  ( She cooked for 8 children of her own all her life )


Every visit ended with the same apron being used to dab the corners of her eyes as we headed out the door, piling in the car, and leaving her once again to her quiet little country house.

Do you have a favorite memory ?  share it with us and
smile as you remember.

Till next time ( more farmhouse memories later ..)


107Vintage
Aging your home gracefully, Home decor with a past. 

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