Antique wool baby sweater.
This White Wednesday is dedicated to the old child in each of us. Who among us doesn't find the antiques of childhood charming?
White Wednesday is hosted by Faded Charm Cottage, where you'll find links to more white stuff.
White Wednesday is hosted by Faded Charm Cottage, where you'll find links to more white stuff.
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One of these days I'll remember to partake in White Wednesday.
ReplyDeleteAnnie, I love every one of your white contributions, but that chamber pot cracks (pun intended) me up—what a clever way to use it.
And how neat to see one with its matching lid.
I love that your chamber pot still has it's lid. I bought one years ago (sans lid) & the dealer told me a funny story about the lady he bought it from. She used it to serve eggnog @ Christmas (before she learned what it was) & was so mortified about her blunder that she got rid of it. LOL
ReplyDeleteSo sweet, I love the chamber pot. I have one that is so similar and in great condition, and yes, a lid. I always say, find out what something was used for before you display it...I'm sure the eggnog was really good anyway! LOL
ReplyDeleteDebra
Love the little sweater, it looks so cozy :)
ReplyDeleteMarysol: Love your cute pun!
ReplyDeleteCami: That's a great story about the eggnog in the chamber pot.
Common ground: Congratulations on finding one with a lid. And I agree, the eggnog was probably just fine, especially after seconds.
Elizabeth: Thanks...that tiny sweater is sweet.
That vintage sweater is darling! Blessings... Polly
ReplyDeleteHi Annie,
ReplyDeleteWhat lovely pictures. That bunny is the cutest. What is is made out of? A where did you get it.? I love it. Thank you for sharing and for your visit at A Petite Cottage. Please come back anytime. Have a wonderful day!
Blessings,
♥Ana
P.S.
Love your bungalow!
Polly of French Cupboard: Thanks!
ReplyDeleteAna: Thanks! The bunny is of cast stone with brown glass eyes. I found him at Adkins Antiques here in Houston. http://www.adkinsantiques.com