It`s so big that they have street names....
There was massive amounts of furniture everywhere....
Loads of pottery and china inside and outside.....
A nice little spot to sit and rest....
Baskets galore and vintage clothing....
A little hot for that fur coat. It was muggy and humid but the rain held off luckily for the vendors...
I found a sewing basket with bits and bobs inside, a pretty blue-green vase/candy dish that matches and cream and sugar set I have (sitting on the table), a green duvet cover which oddly looks beige here, vintage Waverly fabric, pretty glass jar, tablecloth and a decorating book with loads of nice things inside. All in all I spent $70. Not bad :)
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Your finds are a fun pretty treasure to look at.
Wow, I would love to go there. I imagine a person could lose track of time. great goodies!!!
o! tea O! TEA! can I come next time (I wish) what a great lot of photos I can see something in all of them I think I would have just had to have had I been there. The pieces you got are so lovely the vase and the goblets (yummo! colour) the linen beautiful you can never have enough linen I feel :)
That is the kind of posts I just love very much to look at, that is for sure. and to think they named the streets lol lol lol
Tea I just also wanted to thank you so very much for the wonderful magazine you sent me it arrived the day I was leaving on my little girls gathering and as you can see from my last post......well I'll let you look for yourself. Thank you so much it was so kind of you and a great surprise too.
And a very happy anniversary for last Sunday. It was a delish! meal you did and the setting well! just wonderful.
See you again soon.
Lee-ann
Fun post! Looks like you made a killing and it didn't break the bank. Brava!
Cool!
wow wish we got things like that near me
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That looks like a fun place to visit. I probably would have been hanging around those plants.
I wish we had these sort of things near here, it looks like such a fun outing and you found some really nice things. The Waverley fabrics are lovely - do you have a plan for them or did you get it 'just because'?
rowan...
I made pillow shams out of the roses one and the other is one of the covers on the bed. A real mish mash of prints and colours LOL
tea
xo
what a delightful place, i would love to hang around even if i can't afford to buy anything. Beautiful pictures.
Thanks for visiting my blog which led me here...
I am drooling by just looking at your pictures of the antique market. I see alot that would've found its way into my car! I have weak knees when it comes to "brocantes"/antique fairs!
I love your blog - great posts with photos and narrative, lovely vintage stuff(weak knees!), great food....it seems we have quite a few things in common!
Ronell
70 bones, not bad at all.
I love Aberfoyle so much! I did'nt realize they had street names...i always get separated from my bf, so next time we can find each other easier with the aid of cell phones!!
good purchases there!
I love the Aberfoyle antique market as well. I don't think I made it there last year, I must remedy that this year. But it will have to wait for a while. 5 more sleeps and I fly to England. 26 more sleeps and I get married!
Love the fabrics you found, and the green glass is beautiful.
What a wonderful antique market! Looks like a place where I could get lost for days!
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