Well since no one - well, just a couple of people, actually - showed up to my Antique Store Open House, I figured I'd have a virtual Open House for you who read this blog.
The only thing you are missing is the hot Wassail, four kinds of home made cookies, and old fashioned ribbon candy that we served.
Yes, it was a very.Very.Very disappointing weekend.... but nevertheless.
(These are the first photos I took with my new camera, so some of them are a little "off"; because I am getting used to the new features, etc.)
(I love this set of sorbets. They're from the 30's, from what I can tell.)
(My sister Noelle re-reading The Fellowship of the Ring in front of the cozy wood stove.)
(View one of the downstairs level of the store.)
(View 2 of the downstairs level.)
This is my tree in my "booth" in the upstairs part of the store. Most of the ornaments on it are vintage ones.)
(Me & New Camera.)
(My shop.)
(China in my shop.)
(Furniture I have painted and re-done)
5 comments:
Wish I lived closer so I could have come to the open house. It looks like you have a fantastic set up.
I woulda if I coulda :( The shop looks superawesome! Hope I get to see it in person in a few weeks :)
Your shop looks oh-so-cozy! I love it! If I lived closer, I would definitely stopped by to do some shopping. :) Thanks for sharing these pics!!
I love the way you've set it up! It looks so warm and inviting! Sorry I didn't make it, I just got back from school this weekend. :( I'd love to stop by some weekend when you're open and pick up the apron though. What are your hours?
My hours! I am so glad you asked. :)
I will be open on Fridays 1 - 5, Sat. 10 - 5, and Sun. 1 - 5 thru Christmas. By appointment at any times. We might close for a while in Jan. - Feb to do some work on the store, though. Jan. - Feb. Are veeery slooooow months.
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