Sneak peaks

This is just a never-ending job.
Thought I would give you some sneak-peaks
of the shop as Spring arrives.
Plus..I need a break!

I found these great little pliable grapevines
that are quickly turning into an obsession.
I've started looking for multiples in the shop
that I can tie together.
Paper bound books! I just can't get enough
of them !


I used a zinc roof finial to hold hydrangea's.
I kind of like that wild look.
I have a real weak spot for ZINC !
Zinc window frames, urns, garden pots, roof finials,
trim, architectural pieces, etc.
In an earlier post I wrote an article about
Zinc. You can access it here
http://euroantiquemarket.blogspot.com/2007/01/zinc.html


I'll take anything that is covered in moss,
bunnies included.

A 19th century Louis XVI Trumeau,
a gilt demi-lune table and a 19th century
Italian candlestick with partial gilt
remaining.

An Iron Garden Table, pair of Louis XV original

painted chairs and an early 20th Century stone

Urn (complete with French moss).

If you click on these photo's you can enlarge them.

The Iron base on this marble top bistro table is in the

form of Swan's heads.

The folding Iron beds make fabulous day beds. I had

to just drape this one with some fabric until I

find something. I actually have five in inventory

now. They all have elaborate decorative plaques on

the front and I have a variety of colors.

A collection of white Ironstone

I adore these Lemonade bottles with porcelain tops. When

grouped together with single stems they are fabulous. I have

about 40 in stock. ($12.00 ea.)

Another vinette

Don't you love my statue?

She is actually fiberglass, but looks amazing!

Well, I really should get back to work.

If you want additional information about any of

the pieces, feel free to call or email !

A bientot