from Martha Stewart Living |
Maybe I was overwhelmed?
On my list: linens, fabric, quilts, mason jars, other old jars/bottles. Blue and white plates & / or pitchers. Blue or turquoise graniteware. White ironstone. Old wooden crates. Pincushions. Old funnels. Old pearl buttons?
All a big, fat No! But: hey, lady, we got tube socks! Twofer ten bucks! (yeah, right.)...
Or all the usual beachy stuff? Ships in bottles, seashells, old seaglass collections, Nantucket baskets? Uh, no....
I did find this sweet pink silk heart...a hatpin holder, I think....
The note inside says it's in its original box.
C.1920?
(Yes, it's for sale on etsy with 100 silver hearts but I keep adding! because, well, ya never know?)...
A guy had adorable blue pansies and sweet lavender planted in handmade rustic little crates...so sweet! But OMG, $16.oo for three little pansy plants? C'mon.
And let's see, what else didn't I buy, but kinda liked: a couple ho hum blue transferware plates (Henry Hudson Discovers NY? Get out! Nice border though...); "silver" golf club cufflinks; an etched glass apothecary bottle with a silver ring top (new/ Marshall's-ish, but pretty); a blue & white striped pitcher (England); a b & w polka dot pitcher (Japan); some random boxes of buttons. A tiny b & w Willoware "Blue Willow" teapot, doll sized. Three or four neat old handmade tin cooky cutters, mixed in a batch of 50s aluminums and recent plastics; the guy said I had to buy ALL. Again, no.
How is it possible that a market with 200 dealers had not a single Mason jar?
MSL |
Maybe next week?
What's on your flea market list? Any special wants or must-haves?
love
lizzy
.....gone to the beach