Showing posts with label antique French bee skep. Show all posts
Showing posts with label antique French bee skep. Show all posts

Tuesday, January 3, 2012

Antique French Bee Skep For Sale


If you have been following along with 52 FLEA for a while...
...my good friend Paula is no stranger to you.
Her charming home has been featured here many times.

Paula has been my number one antiquing and junking partner
 for the last ten to twelve years.
  We have shared a lot of adventures and awesome trips
 to antique shops, flea markets,
 big shows like Brimfield and Bouckville
as well as local New England yard sales.

We have had a lot of fun and found many treasures.
 As you know,  I am just beginning to part with a few of mine
 through my little booth at Schoolhouse Treasures
 in upstate New York.

 Paula has now decided to part with a few of her special pieces.
...and I thought I could help her out by posting a few things here.

Paula has amazing taste and over the years has found some really unique things and made some exceptional purchases.



This French bee skep with its unusual square base
 has been one of my favorites.



I took it outside to photograph it from all angles
 and so that you can clearly see the details. 












This beautiful antique French bee skep was not purchased to re-sell.
Paula bought it from a wonderful shop that featured authentic French treasures, because she loved it.


I think this piece is so special...don't you?



French square bee skep price $495
plus shipping costs
For more information and serious inquiries
  please email Paula directly at brusopaula@gmail.com

Thank you....the bee skep has been SOLD!

Since Paula does not have a blog of her own
 and since so many of you have come to know her through
 52 FLEA I thought I could help her out and perhaps help you,
 if you are one of my blogger friends who love her style,
 by putting you in contact with each other.

Over the next week, I will be showcasing a second antique bee skep
 and a group of wonderful French botanicals from the 1920's that Paula will offer for sale.