I have been trying very, very hard to not buy anything I don't need these days. Let's just say I'm going through a minimal moment.
Shock. Awe. Horror. I never thought it would happen to me.
However, it didn't stop me from buying this amazing oldie fruit still life, my first ever vintage etsy purchase (and hopefully last till I can control the wild amounts of things I already own). Let's face it, people. I have a hard row to hoe.
That being said, I have a weak spot for antique fruit things. My uncle Jim owns an orchard and I think it has something to do with spending so many girlhood days swinging under an apple tree.
Next up, I'm dying to buy this Victorian stone peach, but I need to clear a space for it first!
Shock. Awe. Horror. I never thought it would happen to me.
Next up, I'm dying to buy this Victorian stone peach, but I need to clear a space for it first!
I love the rich colors
ReplyDeleteyou did this just to tempt me!!!! you know i love me a georgia peach!
ReplyDeleteI told you about the peach in John Derian, I thought if you wanted it you'd search for it!
ReplyDeleteI am in the same boat these days. Trying very hard not to spend any unnecessary funds. Which of course was the exact moment I started discovering vintage goodies on Etsy. Saw something on Friday that I have been trying to convince myself not to buy for two days now. Still haven't but my resolve is weak.
ReplyDeleteAnd another case in point: just saw the old copy of Wuthering Heights in your shop, one of my all-time favorite books if not THE all-time favorite book (depends on the day and the mood). Why must you tempt me?? Sigh.
i'm just teasing...i can't buy anything non-wedding related! i have to be good. considering i just brought home a large, folding metal table that i found on the sidewalk...
ReplyDeleteThe painting is lovely and the peach is so cool! Not a big fan of most fruits but peaches I looooove.
ReplyDeleteHey, I came across a funny little vintage item at the thrift store the other day that I thought you might get a kick out of. I'd love to send it to you in return for that sweet post card you sent. Just email me where to mail it to at thriftcandy@yahoo.com :)
Have just discovered your blog and am truly loving all of your photos! Thanks for the visuals --Jan
ReplyDeleteLovely painting, it's so charming !
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