Along the top, a few notable treasures include a blue Depression glass banana bowl in the Moon & Stars pattern, a couple of favorite blue vases, and - yes, that IS a picture of a bird firing a cannon!
Also on the top shelf, a plastic urn I spray-painted filled with Goodwill flowers, and a "natural edge" pencil cup turned by my hubby on his lathe.
The first interior shelf houses my (very) few pieces of Royal Albert Old Country Roses...
a collection of bone china animals...
and a stack of thrifted (and Ebay) dinner and luncheon plates.
Most notable on the second shelf are a short stack of vintage table linens, and my most recent thrifted treasure: a Lefton rose chintz teapot (sans lid) for $1.99:
Finally on the bottom shelf, a few favorite figurines and other goodies.
Now here's my secret: I had to pull furniture away from the cabinet to take its picture, because it's really crowded in the ol' mom-cave these days. Here's how the corner usually looks -
More soon,
I love all your treasures, thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteLots of nice things in your cupboard, old and new.
ReplyDeleteHi Janet! Oh, thank you for coming to my party and I love your bookcase! I have one just like it! Love seeing all of your sweet treasures too!
ReplyDeleteThank you again for coming to the party.
Be a sweetie,
Shelia ;)
It is so nice that you have a special cupboard that is filled with family treasures and things you love. So sweet!
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Hi, Janet, I'm Holly! "Mom cave" Love it! :) You have an awesome "cupboard" with so many heirlooms. You are lucky to have these things from the women of your life. I aslo spy some yummy looking linens on your chair! ♥
ReplyDeleteLove that bookcase! You have so many beautiful treasures...thanks for sharing...Picket
ReplyDeleteI love your cabinet! A few years ago I was looking for one like that. So pretty!
ReplyDeleteGreat stuff and cabinet. Isn't this fun, showing our cupboards and getting to see everyone else's. Thanks for coming by my place earlier.
ReplyDeleteWonderful bookcase and you have so many precious treasures!
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Susan and Bentley
xxoo
What a lovely bookcase. I know you treasure every keepsake in it. What a beautiful display, Janet!
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Jane
Janet, what a special corner! I love your barrister's bookcase and how you filled it with sentimental things you love. That made me smile.
ReplyDeleteAnd believe me, I understand about not sharing what's in my kitchen cabinets as mine are crammed to capacity. LOL! I shared one in my DR instead. Didn't want to give people nightmares. ;-)
XO,
Sheila :-)
What a charming little nook. How nice to sit in that comfy chair and have so many sweet treasures to gaze upon.
ReplyDeleteThanks for dropping in. Good luck on the giveaway! Love your barrister case. Been looking for one myself, yours is a real beauty filled with many treasures!
ReplyDeleteI love that you've used bookcases this way! The wood pieces brought back a happy memory...my daughter's father made me some pieces that were similar, a lifetime ago. When I saw your topless teapot, I immediately thought you should do a little padded fabric top with a pretty little brooch on it...
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