Besides the gardens, the booths required our attention this week. We did some rearranging at Ravenswood, giving things a fresh look and adding new stuff.
Oops, pardon my finger bottom right in this photo! The papyrus framed art is a new addition; we have had the trunk in the booth for a whole, but it needed to be in a more visible location.
The dresser has been in the booth for a while too, but the mirror was not in place. We added the artwork above it.
This is where the trunk and dresser were. We just moved these other pieces over here
I decided to put out place settings of the amber Depression glass we have had displayed on shelves. 20 pieces for $20 is a good deal, I think, but I have a lot of this glass and can still make a good profit even at this price.
Then over at Rioley, we added this old whisky crate that we found while traveling last week.
The "primitive" corner seems to be growing!
That's just a quick look. Of course we made a lot of other changes and added 4 totes of new things, plus a couple small pieces of furniture. So I think we are all caught up on the booths.
I am glad nobody invented beaming so far.
ReplyDeleteYou have so much wonderful things!!!
And I have neither the money not the space.
Thank you for "blogger-shopping" with my eyes only and bet your booth is empty soon!
Hope lots of sales are coming your way.
ReplyDeleteThat trunk is really interesting. I can't believe it hasn't sold. Hopefully it will in its new place.
ReplyDeleteIt’s interesting to see your displays.
ReplyDelete...you sure have been busy.
ReplyDeleteWhat treasures you are offering people! I'm so glad I'm not living near enough to stop by, because my main thrust with "stuff" is to get rid of it these days! Oh but I imagine living with several items you've shown today!
ReplyDeleteThat chest is gorgeous. I'm surprised it's still there.
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