The Magnolia Ridge Antique & Art Gathering took place Saturday in Ridge Spring, South Carolina. This pale blue chippy tea kettle planted with impatients could not be sweeter except it was sold already. Every woman who walked into this booth picked it up.
This area, arranged between the corner of the barn and a plowed field, belonged to a darling couple Jim and Judi Keith {Recycled Treasures} of Modoc, South Carolina. Judi had arranged wonderful and thoughtful vignettes. The remaining images are from their area.
Even a pink ladder. It would be perfect in a bathroom with towels on it y'all.
This turquoise door would make a perfect photography backdrop. The vintage metal flamingo is not bad either. Your yard is incomplete without one ya know.
To see vintage toys from the sale click here. I did not purchase the two toy trucks in yesterday's post. I was occupied with two cameras and that way I buy fewer items.
To see Donna's images from the sale click here.
joy and peace
Olive
Hi Olive... darnit!... I'm sorry you didn't get that tea kettle!... I LOVE it!... and everything else that you have shown... I always take too many pics too, and sometimes miss out on the good treasures... xoxo Julie Marie
ReplyDeleteI would take every single item that you showed :) Good thing I'm all the way here in Texas! I will have to have one of those tea kettles though!
ReplyDeletexo, Andrea
Hi Olive. I love that turquoise door and the pink ladder. I would definitely have tried to buy those. What sweet little vignettes. I love all the sales you go to!
ReplyDeleteLove going to shows like that..BUT I want to buy everything!
ReplyDeleteYou must run back up to South Carolina and buy that turquoise door right now! That is PERFECT! The flamingo looks very familiar. I need to figure out what I did with mine.
ReplyDeleteOlive, Lots of nice things to use in the garden or house. Some times choosing is hard to do.Hope you got something pretty for yourself.oxo,Susie
ReplyDeleteI love the old granite tea kettle. I'd have been on that like a cat on cat-nip. There were lots of great things at this sale. Deb
ReplyDeleteI'm in total love with the green scales with the plants on either side... WOW! I would have totally walked away with that purchase!
ReplyDeleteOh how fun, looks like so many pretty things. Love the pink ladder, how fun is that. Hugs, Marty
ReplyDeleteWhy oh why can't I be at all sales!! Gosh that one looked fun.
ReplyDeleteYou are so smart to keep those hands busy :)
I had a baby shoe planted and everyone picked it up as well, yet
nobody bought it for five bucks!
I ended up giving it away on the last day to my matron-of-honor from 1989
who showed up as a surprise :)
Charming, Charming, Charming! I would love to know all of the prices to see if they were as appealing as the merchandise!
ReplyDeleteThat is a pretty turquoise door!
ReplyDeleteOh how much fun! Love the teapot and the aqua door! Georgous!! Sounds like a fun day!
ReplyDeleteJudy
The turquoise door is great, but I agree, handling two cameras is a distinct disadvantage when trying to get bargains.
ReplyDeleteThe door, the door! I do so want that door...and that little tea pot. Thanks for sharing the event with us!
ReplyDeleteLiz
I am so glad you took the photo of the tea kettle. I am pinning this one for sure along with the orchard ladders. I am sure Judi will appreciate your photography!
ReplyDeleteThe door and the kettle! Two definite standouts. This looks like it was lots of fun and lots of pleasure to the eyes. Y'all. Don't hear that around here. I've been pegged as a Southerner many times since moving here - and I was born in Canada! A Southerner at heart. Ann
ReplyDeleteI want that tea kettle too. Precious. I am going to poke through the garage and see what I can plant in.
ReplyDeleteHellooo Olive!*!*!
ReplyDeleteYOU always seem to hit the BeSt SaLes!!! LoVe that there was so many items with a natural time worn patina...
Hugs - Jeanine Burkhardt
What a wonderful sale you went to! So many treasure to be had I would have been in my glory!
ReplyDeleteI adore the flamingo...
ReplyDeleteLooks like a great sale! I love the turgoise door. I think it could be made into a garden gate too. OR,
ReplyDeletehanging on a wall . . . I have some old windows painted in that color . . . one of the windows would look cool on the door . . . Oh my, where am I going with this. It is why I love to go to one of these kind of markets . . . finding IDEAS galore is one of the great parts of the trip . . .
I like the teakettle too . . .
What a great place to find inspiration, Olive!!! That little flower filled tea pot is just adorable!No wonder everyone picked it up! Oh, I can see a lot of things I would like to pick up too!
ReplyDeleteI love that blue door, Olive. I think I would have purchased one or two of those old windows.
ReplyDeleteGreat stuff and great pictures, Olive!!!
ReplyDeleteThis looks like my kind of day! The turquoise door is WONDERFUL! I spend less money when I'm taking pictures, too!
ReplyDeleteWhat a perfect day out and an amazing collection.
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