So my booth is now really, truly, 100% up and running. All items actually priced now. Here's my official "After" picture:
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Booth 78, Kenrick Antique Mall, St Louis, MO |
I left work at 5:00 PM on the dot and braved the snowy streets to get there as quick as was safe. So I didn't have quite 45 minutes to work - closer to 30. But I had, from memory, written out most of the tags on my lunch break (thanks clever Jason!) and made it out of there with 5 minutes to spare before their 6:00 closing time. At which point I was still a little wired, so I stopped in next door at Value Village to unwind. Which leads me to the thrifts I thrifted:
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Cool little display shelf thingy. Presumably for books, like these of mine I placed upon it. Like! |
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little ironing board with it's own tiny legs. Came in it's original plastic bag, which declared it the "World's Best portable ironing board". |
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I love the sea-bird sort of beak on this little pitcher/tea pot. |
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I think when it's clean, the little mouse will be less creepy. |
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What's cooler than some gold lamée flirtations? |
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Possibly these lenticular (I <3 that word) shoes. Lenticular! Shoes! |
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I'm not sure this is vintage, but it's beautifully made. |
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Look at the gorgeous vintagey lining fabric - hand-stitched! And snaps on either side above the top button. |
Oh - doing
Apron Thrift Girl's Thrift Share Monday again - such fun last time to see what people found, and you have to see the gorgeous lamps she got this time!
Awesome finds! I love the book rack! I wish I also have an antique store booth. Looks fun to curate!
ReplyDeleteThanks! And that's exactly it - the most fun thing for me so far is creating little vignettes and telling stories with the random treasures I find. That's why I had to write A Tale of Two Coats last week, too: http://2ndhandmoon.blogspot.com/2012/02/tale-of-two-coats.html
DeleteCongrats on your new booth!
ReplyDeleteThank you!
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