Hi Everyone
Happy Tuesday
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Back home and so grateful for a
fun filled trip
so much to share with you all
~ROUND TOP~
was massive
so many people
so many fabulous treasures
Everything does seem bigger in
Texas
The luster on this vintage
white ironstone pitcher
caught my eye and
was one of the first vintage treasures
that found a new home
and just look at this
extra large crystal knife rest
the light catches on each facet
it almost looks like it is glowing
This beautiful knife rest
would have been used to rest large cutting knives on a table
It is always such a treat to find a vintage treasure
that is unusual and beautiful and something
we can actually use in our home
What I miss when I travel
is being able to just
go outside into our garden.....
With my
rose clippers
and
Cut a few pretty roses
bringing them inside and
bringing them inside and
filling the entire home with their amazing fragrance
The garden is bursting
with
beautiful rose blossoms right now
Vintage white ironstone is the perfect container
for fresh cut roses
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So many fabulous vintage treasures to unpack and even more pictures to share with you
linking for Pink Saturday
romantic saying for today
"I would say I'll give you the world but
you are my world"
unknown
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Pam
Beautiful photos. Already roses in your garden? hm, here is still snow.
ReplyDeleteoh you lucky girl, I've not made it to Round Top yet, but I'll get there! Your roses are gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteI would love to go to Round Top one of these days, years...you found some beautiful things to add to your already gorgeous home! I hope we get to see more of your pretty garden soon!
ReplyDeleteXO,
Jane
Love your new pretties. Great finds!
ReplyDeleteOur roses are just beginning to leaf. It will be a while before we have blooms.
So happy you got to experience both Round Top and Rachel Ahswell's Prairie. Isn't it charming? I attended her open house and book signing last fall. Would love to stay there sometime. Beautiful roses in your garden. '-)
ReplyDeleteSince I first heard about Round Top via Country Home zine, (darn I miss that zine), I've so wanted to go to Round Top. I'd need to win the lottery or PCH at least or I'm afraid I wouldn't pay any of the bills so I could buy much of what I see. I'm pretty sure there might be a few things my heart would say it couldn't live without.
ReplyDeleteLove your ironstone pitcher, seems like one can never have too many of those right? And your knife rest is very pretty, I love glass things like that, not as many people know what they are let alone want to buy or collect them. I used to see them quite often at antique stores in MT & KY but not one that big, very special, it's in very good shape also.
Your garden is so pretty, looks like you're a rose cultivator, some of your roses look beautiful in your new ironstone pitcher. Happy Days