One of my favorite ways to spend a Saturday is by estate sale shopping and antiquing. Don't get me wrong, I love shiny new things, but there is something to say about finding beauty in antiques. I love to imagine where things have been, the story they have to tell...On this particular Saturday, we began at Oyster Bar and Grill to make sure we were energized for a long day of treasure hunting.
Oyster Bar delivered. I had a greesy cheeseburger (big enough to split or take 1/2 home for later), Ty got oysters, and we all had a margarita,of course :) Now we are ready for the hunt at Timeline Antiques!
Oyster Bar delivered. I had a greesy cheeseburger (big enough to split or take 1/2 home for later), Ty got oysters, and we all had a margarita,of course :) Now we are ready for the hunt at Timeline Antiques!
So many treasures untroved...random, beautiful, odd, dusty treasures.
For example: why is that doll head on a lamp stand? creeper-creep!
...expensive japanese screens and nutcrackers...
...old comic books and pilot's helmets...
They're singin' in the rain, just singin' in the rain!
There is something for everyone! I am cracking up looking through these pictures. These guys were the best treasure hunters ever- EVER! We spent all afternoon in one shop!
Don't forget to tell your loyal readers: I bought the JFK painting and it's hanging in my living room. TRUE STORY.
ReplyDeleteI can confirm said truth to this story.
ReplyDeleteYeah, it is really happening. That picture is just hanging on his wall. We're all supposed to pretend it's supposed to be there I guess.
ReplyDeleteIt IS supposed to be there, Tison! Why must you fight the truth of life!
ReplyDeletei love this post!
ReplyDelete:) Thanks for all the comments lady and gentlemen! ATTN loyal readers: Rustybill bought the JFK painting and it is now hanging on his wall in his apartment. True story.
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