New Finds From the Flea Market and Old Finds From Storage

As you know, we got the promised snow
and it's another wet, cold day
but warming up with sunshine.

My kids have sent me word not to drive.
(They know I'm hopeless even in perfect weather.)

So, I'll share with you a few of my finds

and adds from my storage.

I found the wicker mirror and the doilie 

at our local flea market.  

I talked my buddy down to $3 (1/2 price)

for the mirror 

and $1 (1/2 price)

for the doilie.

The hankie was my granny's
and my daughter carried it in her wedding bouquet.

The cup and saucer is my sister's, 

inherited from her husband's

great, great grandmother. 

She said, "Keep it."

I say, "No."

Her daughter, my niece will want it one day.

So, I'm borrowing it.

Perfect stitching.
Isn't it delicate and pretty?

Another of my sister's cups.

These crossed the Atlantic 

when his ancestors made their 

way from England.

This was an extra cup to her OLD English transfer ware. 

This ladies' hankie I found at the flea market.

My daddy, The Preacher Man, 

carried the other in his pocket. 

It still smells like him.

They all need ironing.
They are going back to the chest anyway,
so, oh well!

Here's To a Cool, Sunshiny Day,

Bonnie:)