Booth Update: The Ravenswood Riverbend Booth

Here's what's been happening at my Ravenswood booth. Lots of sales, for one thing, which makes me happy and also means I've been bringing in a lot of new things, like this little red porcelain top kitchen cabinet,

 and cutter quilts, put on display on the coolest folding rack I've ever seen,

and a cherubs, amber glass and marble centerpiece probably made by Anchor Hocking in the 60's,

 and a few John Deere pictures for the farmer who needs something for his barn walls,

and a new shelf for the corner where the treadle table was, and then where the round green table was for a few days before it was bought too (and the space was left when a brown Marcrest pitcher was bought just before I took the photo).

Some things are still there, of course, like this beautiful china cabinet. It surprises me, really, that it has not yet sold--same for the two tall crystal decanter on top.

 Red glass on a green shelf, marigold carnival sprakling up the inside shelf along with some iridescent snack sets that would make a pretty, pretty holiday table setting,

 a few primitive items for the more rustic decor,

and lots of lots of other things that make it fun to work in this booth, just arranging and re-arranging.

 This cabinet is a new addition--we moved it in at the beginning of November. Wish I had room for it at home.

 I brought in serving pieces--cake plates, pedestal compotes, etc, for those looking for party pieces.

 And a WVU bear just because, along with a primitive white spool-legged table and a rustic cup rack.

 This buffet and an oak dresser are currently on layway--woohoo!

 My little tree has ornaments and kitchen gadgets as decoration.

That's a quick tour of this booth. I'll add more photos tomorrow as there is more to see. 

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