Do you ever want to get out alone and just hit some antique shops?
I know some of you may know that feeling...
Late yesterday afternoon was that day for me, out looking for little sweet treasures.
Teacups and pitchers are my weakness...well, anything little and with lots of flowers.
Here's one of my new treasures!
Funny how a sweet little pitcher can make one's heart go pitter patter-
It's the little things...
I just love her, she's adorable.
She? What's up with that?
Love how she posed for me too!
Oh good grief, just noticed a shadow!
That's okay, no way I'll get her to pose again!
She was a bit of a pill this morning, I know it's not happening again.
Especially at dark-thirty!
Don't you just love her?
Promise, she really is sweet after her cream, coffee and lots of sugar!
Joining~
Joining~
Have a glorious day~
'she' is beautiful! i have one quite similar to her. mine is green with roses on it and gold trim. it was a gift many years ago in another lifetime. :)
ReplyDeleteIt is the little things - I bought a new coffee mug and it is amazing how happy that makes me :-)
ReplyDeleteThat's a nice one, Nancy. I want to go out, but it is just so gray and cold.
ReplyDeleteI love the little pitcher...
ReplyDeletewe are having a sandstorm here today so I don't want to get out for ANYthing...
Love the pitcher and yes she is adorable and striked up a pose for you! I love treasure hunting alone to be honest. I can take my time, not be rushed and enjoy the moment! Hugs and blessings, Cindy
ReplyDeleteWhat a sweet pitcher! I can understand why your heart went pitter-patter when you saw her. :)
ReplyDeleteOh yes ma'am, one of my favorite things to do:) Love HER, that sweet pitcher is just too cute posing for the picture:) Enjoy your day dear Nancy, BIG HUGS!
ReplyDeleteVery sweet Nancy...I love to antique alone...I take my time and study every booth for the perfect find!
ReplyDeleteSo sweet Nancy..Good find..
ReplyDeleteWith those lines your pretty little pitcher is definitely a she lol. Thanks so much for visiting.
ReplyDeleteShe is very sweet, and yes, definitely a she!! As in like human...not male. ha!
ReplyDeleteI am without a car still, I imagine we have another 3 weeks without the threat of snow when hubby can get back to driving his sports car. I almost took it out the other day but the tires are known to go flat after sitting for months in the garage and I didn't want that to happen. So seriously...winter weather aside...I need to get OUT!!! Take me with you next time. I'll fly to you!! ;-)
XO,
Jane
Very pretty and sweet . . . treasure hunting makes for a great day . . .
ReplyDeletei can appreciate antiques. but it is more of my hubby's thing. i got along for the ride. need to do that again. life has been too busy. ( :
ReplyDeleteoops that was go ... not got. silly fingers. i need to get to breakfast ... must be hungry. have a nice day!! rainy here. ( :
DeleteYour pitcher is so beautiful, I love to antique shop, and did go Saturday, found a few treasures too.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing.
Sue
Thanks for stopping by my blog. I love yours. It was opening up and I was enjoying seeing all the pictures load - so cheerful and warm!
ReplyDeleteI love to go antiquing too and your little pitcher find is perfect!
You're so right, it really is the little things. Your pitcher is so precious!
ReplyDeleteLove, love the pretty pitcher and the header. Pink and roses are close to my heart.
ReplyDeleteDo you have three more pitchers? I once did a Note Card Party based on my favorite creamers...that was fun. This is a beautiful photo and I'd love to see more!
ReplyDeleteA lovely photograph of a wonderful find. So pretty.
ReplyDeleteKaren
What a special find...and she does pose nicely. I too have a cream and sugar similar and never thought of having them pose for Note Card Party... Thanks for the idea. Maybe April will be a good month to do that.
ReplyDeleteI have a favorite antique store that some days, I tell myself I NEED to stop in to just look. I love it when I do that and find a little treasure.
ReplyDeleteI love your little pitcher - sweet to both use and look at.