No, really, I must get a handle on my things. But, just not right now.
When it's cold in Alabama, there aren't many yard sales. And where I live, the estate sales within a 100 mile radius are few and far between in good weather. So I go to antique stores.
Yep, new this week.
I found all of these things in the same booth in a favorite store in Hartselle, Alabama.
Bella Vintage.
An ongoing theme "I already have one (or seven)"
Yes, another camera, another clock, another scale, another frog, another ironstone piece.
But, I don't already have French carbonated lemonade bottles.
and the tag on this said it is a pharmacist's scale. I only have kitchen scales. The patent date here is 1898.
Thinking of Hartselle gives me an idea for a future post - there is a great restaurant called Cahoots and while the food is great, it could probably stand on it's own as a museum of vintage things. Literally everywhere you look is vintage eye candy. Here is a teaser photo from a couple of years ago.
Attention please Ladies: This is the Ladies' Room
I found all of these things in the same booth in a favorite store in Hartselle, Alabama.
Bella Vintage.
An ongoing theme "I already have one (or seven)"
Yes, another camera, another clock, another scale, another frog, another ironstone piece.
But, I don't already have French carbonated lemonade bottles.
and the tag on this said it is a pharmacist's scale. I only have kitchen scales. The patent date here is 1898.
Thinking of Hartselle gives me an idea for a future post - there is a great restaurant called Cahoots and while the food is great, it could probably stand on it's own as a museum of vintage things. Literally everywhere you look is vintage eye candy. Here is a teaser photo from a couple of years ago.
