Continuing on our tour of my whirlwind 24 hours in
Brimfield, Massachusetts, USA....:)
This beauty and the next three shots were taken in the booth of
Five Corners Antiques.
They are from Essex Jct. in Vermont...a multi dealer shop
that describes itself as "unique and affordable"
I have to make the trip and see for myself! :)
Their booth display was beautiful.
Moving on...
...this green glass glowed in the morning sun!
Loved this blue fence.
It was already sold.
Not every booth tried for a beautiful set up
but all had interesting goods on display!
These pretty posies gave a grouping of deep fat fryers
an elevated status.
I want this blue bike! :)
Yes, this pale pink girdle was hanging out for all to see.
Perhaps...noooo...it couldn't have been a sign just for me!
Well, I loved my visit to Brimfield this spring.
Thanks for coming along with me!
What did you like best?
:)
P.S. A few pics of my finds to follow soon.
Posts
.png)
38 comments:
Such fun treasures...say, what were the prices like there? Just wondering.
Thank you for the tour. What a place. All those goodies--who could leave them all behind??
Wow... that pedal car is amazing!!!!
Oh I saw several treasures that I would like. Hugs, Marty
No, I want the blue bike!!! That girdle gave me pain, just looking at it!!! Thanks for posting photos of all these treasures!
Wow - some real treasures. I dream of making it to Brimfield someday
The blue bike is very You. I am laughing at those fryers.
I sure have enjoyed all your photos of Brimfield this year!! What an amazing flea market...I want to go :) Can't wait to see what you brought home!
I'm speechless. Lucky you to be able to attend. Nothing even close to it around here. :D
xx
z
Wow! What treasures. Cannot wait to see what you brought home with you.
MC
Hey Laura,
Well I am surely enjoying your 'Brimfield Series'! I feel like I was there.....without the hurting feet (and budget).
Blessings,
Susie
Laura so many wonderful fins; adore the blue fence and the breadboards/ cheese boards!
2012 Artist Series featuring the gifted Decorative Painter Theresa Cheek
xoxo
Karena
Art by Karena
oh those demijohns!
Wow! That stuff is awesome. I would have gone crazy there. So much good stuff to look at! Thank you for sharing your experience with us!
So much fun!! I loved the bike of course...and the bread bowls and knives...the best!!! Thanks so for giving us such a WONDERFUL tour!!!
Thank you so much for the great pictures, I have always wanted to go to Brimfield, these pictures tells me what I am missing for sure
I have my 1st giveaway on my blog, please join in
Janice
I want to see Myrtel! My favorite thing is just the amazing mass of stuff. We have old "stuff" here on the west coast but the things you have out east are really wonderful. Thank you for the trip to Brimfield!
I'm still laughing about the pink girdle. I remember wearing one of those with the hooks to hold up your stockings. They were so uncomfortable and I always seemed to get a run where I attached the hook to the top of the stockings. HA Talk about a trip down memory lane...
Somehow the 70's era stick-on flower inside the clawfoot bathtub seemed rather fitting...
Also, surprised to see the tall green blue pottery jar with lion's head as it is very much like one that I made. Funny how art and craft has a habit of repeating itself.
Myrtel and Bunty are sooo cute! I love the vintage blue bike....I also want it :-) And, that large fan transom in the last photo.....that must have been out of a grand home. I'd love to incorporate that transom in a house renovation. Thank you for sharing all your great photos. Can't wait to see your finds.
Cheers, Loi
Its hard to pick a favorite but I adore the blown green glass balls. The blue fence is a knock--out plus the blue bike. Wow what glorious booths, thanks for taking us along.
Ann
I hope you took that lamb home with you
I actually love the salvage shop with the poor display. I always get excited in those booths. You have to hunt for the treasures!
I really, really want that fence!
I really love Brimfield!!! 24 hours are note engouh probably to visit it all!!! you are so Lucky!! have a nice week end my friend!
Let's see...the little stone sheep for my garden. Yes, I'll take her please Laura:)
xo
This is what makes me happy! I felt like I was there with you looking for great treasures!
Ps. new follower, love your blog!
xoxo
Just when you thought
Thanks for sharing these beautiful photos! Your blog is so cheerful and a wonderful escape. Thanks for your hard work, much appreciated.
Beautiful pictures, interesting items. I want that blue bike, too!
Ahhhh, Brimfield! Everyone should go at least once in their lifetime. Two full days of looking at all that good "stuff" was all I could handle before OD'ing.
Just as well I couldn't go, Laura,there'd be nothing left for anyone else !!!
Thanks for sharing this wonderful visual tease.
Joasia x
Loving the blue fence and the blue bike!
I wish I could go to brimfield one day too! My first thought when I saw the first pic "Water for elephants"....
I see, you had a great time there!
Hugs, Mira!
They say May is the best time to go...now I know why!
Glad you had fun.
x
Carole
Hello Laura
You found some marvelous treasures and I think you scooped up the best items
Helen x
What a wonderful treasure I have found in your site today!....wonderful!..
CUANTAS COSAS PRECIOSAS!!!
ME ENCANTAN ESTOS SITIOS PARA DISFRUTAR CON TANTA COSA HERMOSA.SALUDITOS
The pink girdle: when we look back at the slim fashions of the 50's and early '60s, it behooves us to remember that in the 1960 Montgomery Ward catalog, there were 3 pages of swimsuits and 23 pages of girdles and slenderizing undergarments. No wonder they looked great in those straight skirts.
Post a Comment