Thank God it's thrifty Friday Friends! Today I am sharing my recent visit to antique week in Roundtop, Texas. This was my first time to go and I am excited to share the trip with you--grab a drink, get comfy and come along...
Today's photos are all from the Marburger Farm show. I can't decide if I am more taken with the elegant chandeliers or the patina of those urns but I found the combination stunning!
Dinner is served...yes, please! How fabulous is this dining set?
Gorgeous gilded frames--so many choices!
I was absolutely smitten with these adorable baby girl dresses fashioned from vintage linens by Donna from Lavender & Old Lace. She has been collecting linens for thirty years; a girl after my own heart ;)
I was drawn to her space by the heavenly scent of these darling postcard inspired lavender sachets. I picked up several--a few for myself and a few for gifts!
This whimsical display of vintage bird cages immediately caught my eye....
...as did this wonderful wall of ironstone pitchers!
Divine statuary--I could get used to these in my garden! Love how they used the shutters as a backdrop.
This unique mirror was crafted from lemongrass twigs!
Throughout the show, the backs of the booths were staged to perfection.
Can you believe this carousel unicorn was created with bottle caps?!
This sweet angel was my favorite garden statue but my pockets were not deep enough to bring her home!
You know I love me some transferware and this lovely collection had me swooning. I hope you enjoyed touring the show with me. I had a blast browsing and capturing photos and this show definitely provided the wow factor! I will admit though, the prices were steep so the sachets were my only purchase here. However, next week I'll be sharing my vintage finds from another show as well as what I learned as a newbie--be sure to drop back by!
Until next time, happy hunting!
MY HEARTFELT THANKS TO THE FOLLOWING FOR FEATURING THIS POST:
Thanks for sharing your wonderful trip with us! So many goodies!
ReplyDeleteJudy
What amazing things! I love them all! You must have had so much fun ;)
ReplyDeleteOh, Cecilia, I have always wanted to go to Roundtop, but figured I could never afford it. You have captured some beautiful things to share. Thanks for taking us along. Love the little lavender sachets you bought. The bird cages are interesting too. Glad you enjoyed your trip.
ReplyDeleteHappy Easter.
Audrey Z. @ Timeless Treasures
Going to Roundtop is on my bucket list. Thanks for taking me along.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for sharing your experience. I have always wanted to go there and visit (and shop!) I'll bet that you were in heaven. Have a beautiful Easter. Hugs, Jo
ReplyDeleteI've never been to that show. I spent the weekend in Canton which is also a blast. Thanks for sharing those photos. I love that unicorn!
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful show! Wow! Would love to be there. Thank you for sharing it with us on Let's Talk Vintage!
ReplyDeleteI would have been so broke purchasing all the white ironware pitchers! I'm going in the fall and cannot wait!
ReplyDeleteThe urns, transferware, and pitchers are all absolutely gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! I just love wandering through places like this...and dreaming! Oh, the ideas I have! Unfortunately, that's all I can do, dream! I am visiting from Centerpiece Wednesday today.
ReplyDeleteWow! How did you control yourself, lol? Love all the fabulous displays and gorgeous treasures. Thanks so much for sharing part of your adventure at Vintage Inspiration Party.
ReplyDeleteOh my, the dresses, the sachets, the bird cages....they are all so divine :) I am with Besty, how did you control yourself! There is so much loveliness!
ReplyDeleteThank you, sweet Cecilia, for sharing with Roses of Inspiration. Hugs!
Oh my I want to go there. I love antiques.
ReplyDeleteWow! I would love to go shopping with you!
ReplyDeleteRachel
What an amazing looking shopping trip!
ReplyDeleteI adore Round Top. The show is so HUGE, that it's difficult if not impossible to see it all, so I thoroughly enjoyed seeing what you spotted. I often share photos on my blog, too. Please pop over and take a look when you have time.
ReplyDeleteThanks!
Kim