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La Maison Rustique, Part Two

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More photos from the Barn Sale ~ if you missed the first batch, just scroll down a few posts.

Don’t you just love this pink phone? And the chair with chalkboard paint?

I have a sideboard much like this that I made into our kitchen island – isn’t this one lovely?

What a birdcage – Donna, I hear it calling your name!

I think these are Joy’s birds on the top of the cage.

Such a pretty vignette.

Isn’t this the most incredible birdbath? I just love it.

This tall cabinet was already marked “Sold” when I saw it. I can see why.

This old screen door is so charming ~ I can see it in a storybook cottage.

I hope you’ve enjoyed all this eye candy. I only have one more barn sale before I leave to journey back East…I’ll really miss it.

This is post 225 – tomorrow I’ll post about the giveaway.


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  6. i want one of fifi’s hearts but i’m not sure what i want it to say, if it would be for inside or out. so many decisions! LOL

    when i saw them i just knew you would like them! how fun!

    xo

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  9. Everything is so pretty! I just love that pink telephone and that bird cage is to die for! Bijou would love to have a go in there! LOL!!

    Thanks so much for sharing!

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  13. Oh my gosh, Claudia, I am in LOVE with that birdcage! It is unbelievable! I don’t think I’ve ever seen one so BIG!!! I also love the birdbath – it is so different – and are those peonies floating in it? Oh my goodness, I can’t believe how soon you will be seeing your fur babies! You must be getting so excited!… Donna @ An Enchanted Cottage

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La Maison Rustique, Part Two

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I promised more photos and I hope I can get these all posted before I have to take off for the day. A rather sleepless night has me a bit off my game. Here we go!

Beautiful garden display.

This booth belongs to my friend, Christie Repasy.

Here she is!


More vignettes



This chair has my friend Susan’s name written all over it.




More tomorrow – some photos of my finds.

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  2. Hi Claudia,

    You are busy!! Love your blog – the van better be big with all your goodies! Thanks for the reply about your blog set up – but I was talking about not your header, but about your background – the green and the ribbon that runs down the side – how did you get that background up on blogspot? I have been wanting a background for so long and can’t figure it out. I figured out the header, just not the backgound – can you help a computer challenged, fume-invested, painted-perplexed, person such as myself??? :-)

    Thanks
    Elizabeth

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  3. oh – never mind – I just read your other comments – I get it now – will go look it up! Thanks for the help – and I will delete your comments so we don’t look like a pair of dolts and you can delete mine! hahahah!

    Elizabeth

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  4. Oh My! This just gets better and better. Would I ever have a blast there. Can’t wait to see your finds.

    PS: I just bought the mailbox with the blue birds. Guess how much it was? If you guessed only $10.99, you’re right. I can’t believe I passed it up. I suppose my mind was so intent on our reason for being there, that I simply forgot to turn on my shopper’s brain!! ♥

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  5. Gosh, this just looks like Heaven to me!! I’d take the sconces & about 10 of Christy’s paintings!!! I just bought a very similar chandy to the one in your last pic ~ needs some work but I can’t wait to fix it up & hang it in my kitchen!

    Looking forward to seeing your finds!

    Hugs,
    Stephanie
    Angelic Accents

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  6. love the pair of chairs with the slipcovers finished in pom pom trim! don’t you love the story Liz has been sharing on her blog?? Heidi

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  8. How much fun! Oh how I wish I could have gone. We were in LA the first part of April and we went to the Rose Bowl Flea Market. I blogged about it today! Stop by.

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  12. I was ooh-ing and ahh-ing over the outdoor furniture in the first photo, and then I saw my name mentioned and LOL! Went to Stormville on Sunday…got some vintage three-strand chunky beaded necklaces (my latest obsession…)

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  13. Oh Claudia..so sorry I missed meeting you at the Barn…a favorite place to dream and buy some trinkets and treasures!
    Had to much on my plate last weekend!

    I am sure you had a wonderful time:)

    kayellen

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  15. the displays are as lovely as the goods! look at the tablecloth of christie’s table – OMG! awesome. thanks for taking pics. i love RI but there’s not a whole lot of shabby/cottage going on around here … yet!

    xo

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  17. Okay, I seriously never come across places like this back here in New England. I mean I have some places that I love to browse, but nothing comparable to this.. Maybe that’s a good thing… too much temptation!

    It’s funny how you think of other people when you visit shops like this. I plan to post this week about my recent visit to Fairground Antiques up in New Hampshire, and of how so many things remind me of bloggiing buddies (hint, hint: you may even find yourself mentioned in that post!!!)

    Have a wonderful Sunday!… Donna @ An Enchanted Cottage

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