I use to have a country blue kitchen as I said before and here is a few more items I have kept packed away,
First I want to show you this Longaberger purse I had my granitware painted on the top of the purse. I took it to a local artist and a few of my pieces also a picture of the old stove and ring down wooden telephone. I think I gave the phone to one of my sisters and if I remember correctly it's in her attic now. Anyway Ms Hunt did a very good job I thought I had forgot I had this wooden purse till I was still moving and rearranging this in the storage room.
I sold all of the items in the picture at auction except for what I showed on my last post. My country kitchen was all oak furniture and blue crock bowls and granitware.
Then I had to have a little lunch. after church I went out to breakfast with a couple of my church lady friends anyway had a nice large breakfast so went light at lunch about 3pm.
Supper I broke down ---------------------had a very large bowl of Eddy's vanilla ice cream with chocolate syrup on it -----------------oh it was good LOL
I am trying to eat healthy and sweets only once a week
I have had a lot better mozzarella cheese however this is all the little store had that I stopped at. the fresh basil is out of my herb garden. I bought the tomato at a farmers market today one small tomato $2.50 please.
I don't know why I carried all this outside other than I think things look so pretty outside on a table . My car thermometer said 101 when I went to get my ice cream
anyway back to my blue I have always wanted anything blue and bought this flow blue pitcher years ago with the wash bowl . I use it now for flowers.
I bought it from a lady named Mildred White from Symsonia Kentucky she always went to Belleville Illinois and set up at the flea market at the fair grounds. One year a dealer had all Flo blue items and when I seen these at her shop just had to have a set. I paid $85.00 for the set back in the day
I like my old wheel barrel because it is light weight. I have been given 2 new ones from Lowe's but they were so heavy , all I do is empty put potting soil and mulch in mine .
I always loved this blue crock pitcher
my coin spot glass holds some flowers from my garden. I always wanted a complete set of these glasses and still only have one
Granny's colander
This is a Wesson Oil mayonnaise maker the recipe is on the jar
add egg 2 tablespoons lemon juice or vinegar
teaspoon each mustard, salt, sugar dash of pepper
beat thoroughly as poured from 1 can 1 pint Wesson oil
inside is like a wire paddle
These little bitty jars i really like . one is about 1/2 cup and the other one 1 cup with heavy zinc lids
this is a page out of Claude Monet's cook book he also loved his food besides being a famous painter. The cookbook tells a lot about his family life also its a good read with family pictures.What caught my eye was all the blue & white china through out the book.
the handle is off of another food grinder I have plus the different attachments
I think this is the last of the country items I have statashed away , guess you can't take the country out of the girl
I had another yard sale Saturday and my new found friend neighbor Peggy came up. She is the one who reads my blog and couldn't believe it when I offered her one of my cards with my blog name on it and discovered she had read my blog. she alwyas buys my vintage items . We both were thrilled when we discoved this.
This sale she bought 2 white cotton pull over full slips. They were for sure 1950's . I use one for a nightgown.
I also sold one of my altered art necklaces to a young lady. I had to take some links out to make it fit her neck better. It was a choker necklace made out of 2 enamel rhinestone earings and copper roses from another nechklace put together as a chocker.
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Ya just can't go wrong with blue! Been trying to get a blue hydrangea going here...love their happy loud blooms!
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Love the blue and white jug - gorgeous!
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Fun, I love blue. It is so HOT! Nasty! RC at My Old Historic House
ReplyDeleteI loved seeing your blues....They made me a little.... green! *winks* Vanna
ReplyDelete$2.50 for one tomato??? Girl, you need to grow your own!!!
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Hi Janice, I'm stopping over from Outdoor Wednesday and it's a pleasure to meet you. You have many lovely things. I really enjoyed the photos on your sidebar, especially the red transferware and your pyrex. Your tomato looks good but wow, that was expensive! Hope your garden is doing well; soon you will have your own tomatoes!
ReplyDeleteBeth
A very enjoyable blog and post. I have some of the Longerberger products, but not a purse.
ReplyDeleteLots of eye candy in this post! My favorite is that coin spot glass. I've never heard of it before, but it sure looks lovely with those daisies in it!
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Carol
Well, I would say you surely have some lovely blues!!
ReplyDeleteBlessings, Barb
Love that flow blue, I have a few pieces but none as nice as yours *hugs* Patti
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ReplyDeleteI love your Burleigh Calico. I had that table wear years ago. Now I have only a few items left.
Thanks for visiting my blog.
Hugs Eva Agnes
Helo sweetie, yes I love the Flea blog...It's nice to hear from you..I see that you have some Calico items..I have some bowls..that I purchased a couple of years ago and the women had some other pieces but I was short for money that day. And I don't do credit. I was so upset because she had a few egg cups and a creamer and I forgot what else..when I went back a few weeks later I only found a note on the door they left...sad...well I hope you come by to visit often. Now that I found you I will surely drop by..please add yourself as a follower and I will do the same...I'm new at it. thank you again have a blessed day..love your blog..I'm a blue lady too..hugs Janice
ReplyDeleteI love your Flo Blue and Blue Crock! Your entire post is lovely! The blues are amazing! I love your blog!
ReplyDeleteLove your blues...so pretty! My mom had that same colander! Thanks for entering my giveaway! Happy weekend!...hugs...Debbie
ReplyDeleteYour beautiful blue collection will be lovely for country and any other motif. I love the Blue Calico on the red toile holding the glorious fresh vegetables. Thank you for sharing your wonderful things. Cherry Kay
ReplyDeleteThanks SO MUCH for joining the summer "Vintage Video"!
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