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18th century French doors, Antique French linen chemise, Antiques, baskets, Flea Market, Gardens, roses
A fall garden distilled into one photo…
nestled into a bundle of wheat…
French vintage/antique rough linen chemises…
Flea market and Ebay France…
One in front is c. 1890
Many come with monograms…
click here for a Ebay current listing…
Textures of wood and straw and wheat…
Woven straw bee skep, antique French basket with script…
A hierarchy of lovely golden wheat tones…
Louis XVI pine doors within door surrounds last quarter 18th century
Two sets…each with a trumeau panel carved with a fluted urn
en flambeau suspending bell flower garlands above
a pair of paneled doors within a frame.
Worn and weathered wood patinas on stone mantle…
rough jute (burlap) on Gustavian canapé…
Veranda May ’06
So lovely. I will have one of each.
It’s all like golden honey… so warm and cozy! This post sits me in a very comfortable spot…Your images are truly the BEST!!
xox’s
Pam Pierce’s house – you know, she totally redid it – it doesn’t look this anymore.
Hmm…I’d love to see what she did!
Hi Trish,
I adore your post ~ I love all the warm golden colours, the French basket and the bee skep are amazing.
Many thanks for your kind words, you left for me.
Hugs
Carolyn
Bee skep has been kept indoors, away from the bees and weather. Hope it lasts a long time!
Beautiful post ~ I am completely enchanted with bee skeps and yours looks fabulous with the flowers from your garden.