The bright color and brass handle of this West German-made enamel ware tea kettle caught my eye this afternoon at
Thrift Town. Some research revealed it to be one of a limited series of 1000.
And this intricate shell hanging sculpture, I picked up a few days ago at the yardsale of the guy in our neighborhood who owns
Uncommon Objects on South Congress.
Also a Thrift Town purchase: A "real" cowboy hat that perfectly fits Charlie's three-year-old head; it is wool felt and looks and feels just like a mini
Stetson.
The bright color and brass handle of this West German-made enamel ware tea kettle caught my eye this afternoon at Thrift Town. Some research revealed it to be one of a limited series of 1000.
And this intricate shell hanging sculpture, I picked up a few days ago at the yardsale of the guy in our neighborhood who owns Uncommon Objects on South Congress.
Also a Thrift Town purchase: A "real" cowboy hat that perfectly fits Charlie's three-year-old head; it is wool felt and looks and feels just like a mini Stetson.
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