Continuing on with our pictorial review of all the goodness
that was to be seen at Madison Bouckville this year...
Have you ever seen so many locks in one place?
You would think that I still cook by these photos...
:)
Yes, it is a wicker casket!
Ahem.....
a two seater.
I. love. this. blue.
...from an old drive-in movie theater!
This is Martha MacDonald from Tara's Treasures.
Her booth was full of lots of little treasures
all arranged in wonderful and creative vignettes.
It was her first time selling at Bouckville
and she was mobbed on the first day...
...with city dealers actually fighting over her merchandise!
I met Martha for the first time a number of years ago
when she was set up at Warrensburg.
I loved her look then...and still do now!
This creative artist had some wonderful steam punk type lamps.
I took his card but can't find it...so if you know his name...
please let me know so I can give him proper credit.
Two young Amish men carrying a treadle machine
that they purchased for one of their wives.
wood hat molds...
A printer's type cabinet...almost exactly like the one I bought from my friend Deanna's shop Gather in Ivoryton, CT.
Still hoping to bring mine back to this beautiful state!
And I just couldn't resist these last two shots...
You just never know what you will find...
...or who will buy what!
:)
More photos to come!
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22 comments:
WOW! What a lot of loot! My first thoughts upon seeing the paddock locks was if any of them came from the railings of Pont des Arts bridge over the Seine where lovers attach them. You can never tell? I love all the white pottery and dishes and that printers type cabinet. So really cool things! :)
What a collection and such a variety.
I would have had trouble restraining myself from buying.
Have a great week
This looks like crazy good stuff...OH would I love to have been there!
Those last two are a riot!! I would be there for days on end trying to see everything and figuring out what I wanted and what I could afford!!
I have saw lot's of things there like specially the table and the enamel pots! Wow wish again there i could came with you! Love from a 40° heat in Italy!!
A very nice flea market.
Most of the goods offered, I would have probably taken home. Very nice is also the decoration. For example, many of these padlocks on a table. Have a nice day and best regards from Germany
Petra
Laura, What are the prices like?
Jackie
What awesome vintage treasure!!! Just imagine how excited the wife of the young Amish man will be with her sewing machine. And the man in your last photos is just too funny. Looking forward to your next post.
Smiles,
Carol
Enjoying all the photos and wishing we had fleas here, but I must say I loved that you caught the man with his well um..man?
xx
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just drooled all over my computer! love all your beautiful pics!!
wonderful pictures thanks for sharing, what was the price on the printers cabinet? just courious sure I couldn't afford it
I do like all the vintage dresses and hats also the lady (tara's Treasures )that you said the city dealers were fighting over her treasures, good for her, Her one little sack priced $15- well I wouldn't part with my vintage sewing items for $15-they are packeage so nice with the lace trim and in one of her pictures that little black shoe decorated like a picture frame LOVE IT , I am going to try this
again thanks for the pictures since I can't make it to the larger flea markets I like to see what is there
Oh my, al those beautiful things.
You don't know where to look!
Enjoy your weekend.
Love, Annette
Absolutely amazing !! Thanks for taking the time to share your pics. I love them. Would love to see all the fun things that they have. It would be so hard I must say. I like like quite a few things or more then likely alot. It must have been so much fun !! Have a beautiful day...Chickie
Thanks for sharing - love the printers-type cabinet! I could fit my entire button collection in there...I think ~ lol ~
Love that pink hair dryer! You are exactly right about what people pick out....it's half of the fun of going.
I looks like you had a great time!!!!
How I just luv-luv-luv flea markets!
Thanks for "taking us along!"
Catherine
Toutes les années tu me fait envie avec cette brocante...
un jour peut être???
Un Kiss de Provence
manon
I was supposed to go...last minute I couldn't, now I'm sick. BUT I'll be there next year. Do they always have it around the same week in August?? Where is a good place to stay nearby? We were going to wing it. Driving from the Rochester area. Love the post !
So many fun treasures for sale. My favorite is the beauty shop sign. It reminds me of the one I passed up in a local shop. :@
Mornin' Laura...catching up with you this morning and loving your photos!
Seeing all these treasures, can't wait for Brimfield!
I was dreading work on Monday morning, but I took a peek at your post and made my day a little brighter!I can put my computer screen out of hiding and actually do some work! I love the Amish boys and their sewing machine!
Looks awesome! <3 flea markets and antiques shows!
I have a friend whose dad was an undertaker. He has one of those wicker caskets. He told me it's called a body basket and was used to carry the body from the home (or place of death) and not a burial casket.
Laurel in MN :)
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