Limonade Gazeuse 2

When asked what I'm going to do with some junk I buy, many times I say

"I'm going to look at it"

And, that's exactly what I'm doing with my French Limonade bottles.  They go well with my tarnished silverplate and some tiny junk thrown in.

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Lemonade gazeuse

French carbonated lemonade bottles.

Pharmacist's scale. The patent date here is 1898.

Attention please Ladies: This is the Ladies' Room in a restaurant in Hartselle, Alabama.  The entire restaurant is chocked full of old, rusty, vintage, antiques . . .  You name it, it is probably there.

Thank you so much!

Wow.  I feel very honored to be featured by Brenda at Cozy Little House in Welcome Wagon Friday.  Everyone is so kind.  I truly appreciate all the visits and nice comments.  

I hope to continue posting routinely as I have quite a collection of things and I visit shops often.  I do not have a business of any kind,  I just shop and collect.  One of these days that might change just so I can make some room.

My biggest hobby is photography.  Since the weather is not the best now, I decided photographing antiques, junk and collections is the next best thing -- as they are my second favorite hobby.

You people party a lot and I will figure out that aspect of blogging one day.

Thank you for the wonderful welcome,

Amy

This lady needs help

A skull, you asked?  He remained after all the Halloween was put away one year and I liked him there year around.  So he stayed.  (He's not the weirdest thing in this cabinet, BTW)

This is a little German coin purse.

Black and white vintage

and it worked!

I love clocks . . .

and office supplies and equipment . . .

Drinks, sewing, and art

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