I had the chance to attend the Maryland Antiques Show at Hunt Valley last weekend, including a lecture by Bobby McAlpine. Everything was just so gorgeous, and I saw a number of things that I coveted.
This is a early 1900’s salesman’s sample board for children’s socks.
Early 1800’s English Davenport china platter. This is part of my childhood, as we had a similar one at home.
Again this year, I was charmed by these simple glass lights, mounted on stands.
I think I would perch this wise old owl on the top of my book case.
I love these architectural artifacts.
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My friends from Halcyon House have just gotten some new jewelry in to the shop.
I was particularly taken with several of the pieces, including some more by the amazing Angela Caputi.
Check out the blog I am writing for Halcyon House, here.
