Monday was the Webster Westside Fleamarket.
My sweet sister Lynn and brother in law Steve drove me there...
knowing that I was dying to go!
...they are so good to me!
It was great to be out in the morning sunshine looking at all the treasures being offered.
So many things that I love!
All this blue and white enamelware was a collection that once belonged to the seller's parents.
I was tempted to buy this old Ivory Flakes soap box...
Don't you love this old dress form standing next to the Florida tropical upholstered chair?
old photos...
vintage toy trains...
...great colors on this stack of old tins...
...a huge collection of old shaving brushes and paraphernalia...
...crochet lace...
some great vintage clocks...
...sewing machines...
This was a great collection of vintage mother of pearl
and other white buttons....
...all sewn on an old linen calendar.
... check out the 1939 New York World's Fair button!
...a nice old hooked rug...
...wooden shoe lasts...
It wouldn't be a flea market without a little Elvis...
...lots of vintage cameras...
...and of course...
...it wouldn't be a Florida fleamarket without a little of this!
I fly home tomorrow...
...although I am sorry to leave my parents I am grateful to have been able to spend this time with them.
See you tomorrow Mr. Flea!
:)
wow, you are in florida? i haven't been to webster in ages. hope you got some good stuff. safe travels home.
ReplyDeletehugs,
shelley
I haven't been to Webster in ages either!!! I need to get back there...seems they carry more interesting things than my last visits! (I live 20 miles from Wester.)
ReplyDeleteWow! What an amazing collection of stuff! What a market that must be. I am envious. Glad you got to visit and hope your mum and dad are well.
ReplyDelete~*~*such wonderful treasures!!~*~* Hugs,Rachel
ReplyDeleteHi Laura, I grew up going to Webster with my parents. My dad was an antique dealer and always came home with a truck full. I haven't been for years but I would love to go again next time I visit my dad.
ReplyDeletexo, Sherry
I loved everything but those scary gator heads! LOL!
ReplyDelete-Danielle
Ok, I'm in Florida too and have not been to Webster's in years and years. I have been to Renningers which is much closer and it is pure heaven. I think I may need to take a trip. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteVicki at Rusty Rooster Vintage
Thanks for sharing..I haven't been to Webster in about10-11 years....wow time flies!
ReplyDeleteSuzann
oh I love it all.. I would go nuts!! I want each and every one of those vintage cameras... oooh.. camera envy!!! haha
ReplyDeleteFly Safe Laura xxx Julie
What a great adventure! Love every photo. Thanks for taking window shopping!!
ReplyDeletethere's something special about an outside show...great photos!
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness, i think i would have trouble breathing if i were you....they are all my favourite things especially that dress form, i have been looking for one exactly like the one you showed. All gorgeous Amanda
ReplyDeleteThanks for showing all the great pictures. Looks like a fun market. Have a safe trip home.
ReplyDeleteAnnette
Your leaving just when the weather is going to cool off...At least into the 70's LOL I love Websters and get there about twice a year. Goodness I live in Orlando I should go more often, but the time gets away! Hope you enjoyed your trip! Ya all come back now...Ya hear!
ReplyDeleteCarol
Wow, Wow, Wow, love all the finds! I want it all! lulu
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed looking at all of your pictures! I greatly enjoy your blog! :)
ReplyDeletesmallhousebythesea.blogspot.com
Thank you for showing this to us! As a blue and white lover I was truely amazed! How nice that you've spent time with your parents! Have a safe trip back home!
ReplyDeleteRegards,
Cathrine :-)
My mouth drops open in astonishment!......what a lot of beautiful things !!!...........nice !!..have a safe trip back home darling !!,.............love Ria...
ReplyDeleteooo my..this is awesome!!! did you buy anything??
ReplyDeletehugs hannie
WOW, what a lot of great things to buy. I would have wanted to buy it all but a problem bringing it home on the plane. Did you buy anything?
ReplyDeleteWhat wonderful things - I LOVE the buttons, what treasures.
ReplyDeleteDid you have enough room in your suitcase for some of those blue and white treasures - china and enamel? I hope the seller kept some of their parents' blue and white enamel collection as a keepsake.
ReplyDeleteWouldn't be Florida without a 'gator or two.
ReplyDeleteI'd love to locate bushel baskets with lids.
I'm glad you had a wonderful time with your parents.
Debbie
Love those baskets! Thanks for sharing all this great "stuff"!!
ReplyDeleteMy goodness... What a wonderful adventure you had! And yes, you are blessed!
ReplyDeleteYvette @ The Charm House
Oh my...that looks like a REAL fleamarket-adventure...wish I could be there too!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing these great pictures!
Veel groetjes, Veronique
My, oh my........ So many treasures!!!!!
ReplyDeleteI really love that white flowerbutton.
My heart goes "boom, boom, boom" *big smile*
Have a nice day!
Mia
The blue and white china is so beautiful - would look lovely in any kitchen, what a wonderfully odd selection of things - did you treat yourself to anything? :-)
ReplyDeleteLooks like you've had a lovely time with your parents over the last couple of weeks!
Jem xXx
I LOVE Webster!!! I haven't been for a few years and I really miss it!! Thanks for the post!!!
ReplyDeleteWow you are in Florida! What a great flea-market, what a wonderful things, I like that and that and that, ooh yes and this. It's to much to take it home ;-))
ReplyDeleteHave a good trip to your home, Laura.
Hugs,
Patricia
from Holland
Yikes! Be still my beating heart!!!
ReplyDeleteLove the blue and white china and those great tins all stacked up!
xo
lynn
What did you buy? I love that rug! Have a safe trip home. Hugs, Liz
ReplyDelete.. absolutely beautiful pictures ... you are very talented !!!
ReplyDeletelaura,you are a loving and thoughtful woman to take the time to stay with your folks,even tho it is your pleasure. love the photos. i would like the vintage clock with the finial on top. Bestest,Denise
ReplyDeletehi! what wonderful fleamarket pics! but i don´t like to see those crocodile´s - uhh! but i MUST LOVE the pics with your blue´s.
ReplyDeletewonderful!
yours,
inge
merci pour cette belle brocante,tout ce que j'aime comme tu le sais.
ReplyDeleteBonne journée
A kiss from Paris
Manon
I'll have the buttons please. Charmaine
ReplyDeleteWow, what wonderful goodies and such lovely pictures of them. I sure hope that you will be bringing some of those treasures home with you!
ReplyDeleteSo much gorgeous vintage goodness, wow!
ReplyDeleteThat enamelware alone has me swooning. :-)
Wow what great finds there were to be had. You had great resolve, I don't know if I could of been so good. Thanks for sharing. Florence
ReplyDeleteWhat a great variety and that dress form... how to resist? I'd have strapped her to the mini-van and hauled her north :)
ReplyDeleteI want to go to Florida. Where are the best places to go to find the most flea markets. Not so many in Georgia. Pray tell! Love, love your blog. I gotta find me some old buttons.
ReplyDeleteJust visiting for the first time. Came over from Marianne's Vintage Gal blog.
ReplyDeleteAll I can say is, OMGosh!!! Each image scrolling down made me drool that much more. Where in the heck is Webster? I have got to check that place out!
Thanks for sharing!!!