Taking Picking Treasures Home
plus Combined etsy shops!
plus Combined etsy shops!
We went on a highway sale yesterday close to home. The Peaches to Beaches sale starts about an hour and a half from Savannah, so up and out in the cold and dark! Jeri would like to share her favorite pick of the for herself and share a few of the treats she uses to decorate her own home sweet home.
SUPER NEWS! The picking sisters are closing one etsy shop and expanding another one. Everything on etsy.com/shop/mysistersbarn is half price! We will be loading tons of new vintage items in the next week or so at etsy.com/shop/pickingsisters. We'll also reduce the items on the pickingsisters shop as we add oodles of new things to the shop.
This is a neon letter I rescued from the outside of our family business. It's fitting that since my grandfather started the business in the 1930's that his Smith Corona typewriter
shares space on my desk.
My mother would be pleased that I found a way to use her antique brass
planter. There's never a lack of magazines about vintage treasures to fill it.
I'm not sure, but I think these sock monkeys tell jokes when I'm not home. They look
especially cheerful. Maybe it's the grand rhinestone "Brides Maid" pin the
gal (Hattie) in the middle is wearing.
I bought this oil painting for my $1.00 and under art collection. It was
marked $1.99 at Goodwill, but it was 75% off.
Now - since it isn't framed, how to hang it?
SOLUTION? Use an old easel!
My house was built in 1943 so it has one of those phone shelves in the hallway.
Since I don't have a landline, this Fisher Price lives there waiting to be added to etsy!
I never cease to be delighted with the everyday packaging from the
first half of the the last century. This tin looks great
next to my 1930's Smith Corona.
We were never sure why this flag holder was made the way it was, but it looks great
over the fireplace.
And now my favorite pick of the day for my house - a souvenir from Atlantic City, NJ.
It originally came with an egg timer
so you won't talk over 3 minutes. Maybe to save on Long Distance?
P. S. Here's a sign along the highway yesterday that warmed the
heart (ha!) of my vegetarian heart.
