I found this fabulous silk gown for Marcella (my dress form). It's the first time I've dressed her up and I'm loving it! Doesn't she look GORGEOUS? Turns out he size was just perfect. The estate sale had the most beautiful gowns, hats and purses from the 30's and 40's.
The space is looking great with the rich brown drapery panels for autumn.
Check out the great coffee table on the left that Diane repurposed. I think this will be so "at home" in some hip urban space with it's cool stripes and great form.
It's not a great photo, but behind this table is the MOST incredible find from this morning. A trunk/suitcase in pristine NEW condition probably from the 30's. It has the original price tag of $42.00 (yep, that was LOT of money back then). When you open it up there are divided sections for clothes, hangers and a silk drape to cover your clothes.
Ok...I have to admit...I put a high price on this because I secretly want to bring it home. I've never seen anything quite like it. Everything at this estate sale was in well-=loved and well cared for condition. It was so much fun to see all these treasures from the past.
I hope it finds a new and loving home.
Wouldn't this look right at home on someone's desk? You can't find anything like this at Target : )
My passion for things from the past makes me happy.
Hope you have a wonderful weekend friends.
Here's to fueling our passions and making every day "matter".
Here's to fueling our passions and making every day "matter".

I was attracted to that tiny curio (3rd photo fr the last)! I wanted it for my valuable collectibles=), or even for my office.
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I really love the Music sheet wreath!
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