I wanted to play along with Tabletops Tuesday but couldn't find any photos from my stash that grabbed me. Last resort...get the camera and find something around the house. This is a metal shelf in my dining room. Not just a dining room, but one of those family room things...kitchen, dining, and sitting area with a fireplace.
This oyster plate was a gift from my sister, Pam when our whole family went on a Mississippi River Boat cruise. Other pretties are passed down pieces from both sides of our families.
This is why I don't take pictures in my house.
Dust...or maybe that's just angel dust.
I've heard about that stuff so maybe that's what it is.
And finally...
This is some of what's on an
antique secretary in the
living room.
I adore the loving look to his master.
antique secretary in the
living room.
I adore the loving look to his master.
OH POOH! is right. I go to all this writing, go to hook up and find out that life has taken over at Grits & Glamour. Life is like that sometimes...getting in the way of blogland adventures. But I'm going to post anyway, so hope you enjoy!
9 comments:
Oh Candy, I love your oyster plate. I saw one on t.v. sell this morn. for a lot of dollars. And that green leaf plate with roses is to die for. It is awsome!!! And the picture of your Granny is sooooooooo pretty. She is a real beauty!!
Hope you are having a great day!
Hugs, Pat
Hi Candy! I am really loving that oyster plate. There are so many pretty pieces on your tables and shelves....Christine
Hope your sweet MIL is feeling better this afternoon. Just was thinking of her looking at your treasures... wanted to let you know.
blessings.. Dixie
Everything in this post is so darn pretty! love the angels!
Debbie
It's all gorgeous. I've taken over for Barb @ Grits and Glamour and you can link to my Table Top Tuesday link on my blog. I would love to have you join us. Your vignettes are just beautiful. Hope you come and link up. Hugs, Marty I also have a new button for the meme too.
Thanks, I am so thrilled that you linked up. I hope to see you here every week. Hugs, Marty
Candy, that oyster plate is so pretty! I have angel dust at my house too! Those angels sure get around. Joan
I like how you changed up the background on your blog. I am due for a change on mine. Love that oyster plate. It is so unique. Hope all is well in your corner of the world. Blessings, Tammy :) PS I have lets of angel dust over here.
Hi Candy,
Thanks so much for visiting my blog Spacial Peepol and for taking the time to share a comment. I really appreciate that.
I meant to include information about the odd building you could see on the right side of the photo.
I have gone back and included now with a link for those who might be interested. The building is the Weisman Museum and is made entirely out of brushed stainless steel and terra-cotta colored brick.
It is a pretty dramatic looking building to be sure.
Thank you again, hope will come back for another visit sometime!
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