Thrifting, Antiquing & Art Shows
Seems like ages since I last posted. Busy girl here. The Beave & I went antiquing & thrifting last week. We went to our favorite Sanford & Son type shop. This old oak dresser was sitting out on the sidewalk. It needed lots of TLC but I loved the carvings, key holes & drawer pulls so I snapped it up. It is also on wooden casters. Here it is in my car on the way home. First we schlepped it into Shirley's Volvo. Then later transferred it into my SUV. The top was really messed up with rings & scratches. I've sanded that all down. I'm working on the sides & drawers now. I know I should sand it completely & restain but I'm too lazy for that & have bad wrists soooo I will sand it enough to paint in some shabby chic fashion.
This little like new Minky Teddy for $1.99 made it's way into my car as well.
And these shoes from Salvation Army which were brand new and just my size. They were marked a 1/2 size smaller than they really fit so that is probably why they didn't sell. These are around $90 brand new!
Sunday we went to the Danville Art & Antiques Show where Ms. Connie (CGS) had a booth. Well, actually tables, not booths. I took a few photos but since it was sunny that day, they are kind of burned out. We were worried about rain & we got sun. It was a beautiful day.
There is a darling little crown under this netting.
Love the doll head.
This pretty heart went home with Shirley. After the show we went to Walnut Creek & went into shops up & down Main Street. A fun very fun day!
















rain?????? are you kidding -i had a sun tan!
your photos are nice~~~ thanks sandy.
good to see you and the Beav.
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Posted by: cgs | February 13, 2008 at 12:14 AM
What wonderful treasures all of them, I too wouldn't have been able to resist the little bear.
Posted by: cd&m | February 13, 2008 at 08:53 AM
Love the dresser, very pretty. I can see why you bought it. Love the other photos, glad you had fun. xo
Posted by: pam | February 13, 2008 at 10:34 AM
I'd snap up that oak dresser too! There's nothing like oak.
Thanks for sharing all these inspiring pix with us, Sandy! :)
Posted by: Lilli | February 13, 2008 at 02:51 PM