One of the shopping highlights of the week was a trip to the Lakewood 400 Antiques Fair.
Of course, one of the first things to catch my eye was this gorgeous red velvet sofa with carved cherubs on the arms (darn thing wouldn't fit in the car again:)!
Some of the booths looked like pictures from a magazine.
This vignette was lovely.
I really enjoyed meeting Jocelyn from The Painted Fern. Her booth was filled with treasures.
This needlepoint chair was beautiful.
One of my favorite booths was Carlotta's "The Show Girl" These vintage dresses were stunning!
The trays are made from frames. The lace inside can be changed out although I can't imagine why you would want to change them-the lace was gorgeous!
One of the things that Carlotta had in abundance was hats. Here is my grandmother modeling her new spring hat. She looks beautiful for 90!
You didn't think that I would make it out of Carlotta's booth without a hat. This lovely hat was made in England and has sage green and cream silk roses.
I couldn't leave without this cute little number, a French straw hat with white rose and netting.
Here are a few of the other treasures from our antiquing excursions over the week.
9 comments:
Loved the post and what a beautiful picture of grandma! I'm glad you had such a great time.
You brought home some lovely things. Thanks for sharing your pictures. I really like the silver purse.
My goodness you bought some beautiful pieces! The hats! wow!!!!
Your grandmother is sooo precious! 90? I don't believe you! She is a doll!!! With the little hat on, she looks like the queen of England...so classy!
I love all of your finds!
everything vintage
Another lovely post Kim.
Your Grandmother looks wonderful for 90 and what a sweet Lady, in her hat.
Those hats are beautiful and weren't they neat days, when a Lady would not go out without her hat. I love the silver purse with the initals engraved on it.
So glad you got to buy yourself a new tablecloth - looks lovely.
Hugs
Carolyn
What lovely treasures you found for yourself. I love that little silver purse. Actually I loved it all. I can't get over how many things we have in common, as far as tastes. Your grandmother is a beauty at 90.
Hugs, June
Kim, your grandmother looks so sweet! How nice that you could go antiquing together. I love all the stuff you bought, and all the stuff you didn't buy. That hand-painted bowl and the silver purse are beautiful!
You're right those booths do look like they're out of a magazine...There really was just so many beautiful things...I went broke just thinking of all the things I would have bought(I was enlarging your photos)...Those hats and linen are just amazing..
STephenie
Dear Kim, It was a pleasure to meet you! I always send Thank You notes to my clients for their purchases, so please accept this "blogg" as a Thank You. Your Mother & Grandmother have been in my booth in the past. I have forwarded this lovely Lakewood "blogg" to the Management of the Market for their enjoyment. All the dealers work hard each month in hopes that folks like you will shop the show. It truely is a labor of love what we do at these Shows & Fairs. I Look forward to the time we meet again. Sincerest Regards, Carlotta
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