Went up to Brimfield on Friday. The weather was perfect, if just a wee bit too hot. The prices were quite high, but there were so many amazing things to admire, that it was just a perfect day. I manage to snag a few pieces, though I certainly didn't check off everything on my list.
I'll show you the pictures of my purchases later this evening. I took a lot of pictures of items that caught my eye, and if I were a millionaire, I would have snatched them up. I always enjoy Brimfield, but for purchasing, I prefer my local flea market :)
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| I loved this antique clock. I've been looking for a big antique clock for a while. |
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| I'm a sucker for this antique racks. |
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| Amazing garden antique sheep sculpture. It was life sized and utterly charming |
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| Fabulous pair of antique owl lithographs. |
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| a great set of antique caned captain's chairs. |
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| Amazing vintage school poster of cows (bulls?) |
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| This stunning antique industrial table from a mill in Pennsylvania |
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| I looked at literally every tray at the market, trying to find the perfect one to put on my coffee table. I gave these very serious consideration before deciding they might really scratch up the table. Great though, very cool and industrial. |
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| Adorable cupboard made of salvaged boards. |
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| This reminded me so much of the deconstructed rustic dresser I got at the flea market a month ago. Mine, however, was $20. This one was $195. |
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| Beautiful antique shutters turned into a standing screen. This is a great idea and as soon as I find a set of shutters I like, I'm totally going to make my own. |
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| This dragonfly was perched so perfectly on this antique armillary |
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| And finally a really sweet set of three vintage schoolhouse style chairs. |
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