TVB at Remnants of th Past Spring 2013 ~ 2

This is my Part 2 post about 

Remnants of the Past - Spring 2013. 

 Last post I shared all the garden items we had for sale.  Now I will share everything else.

We had lots of industrial items including two set of these wood drawer cubbies. 

 Both sold.

Lots of vintage books found new homes. 

 Don't they look pretty next to the salvage architectural?

This 1953 Postal sorting cubby was a main focal point.  We stuffed it full of little white pitchers, sea shells, jars with white buttons, butter pats, etc.

This vintage cupboard was a great place to display ironstone, vintage phots, linens, pillows and primitive wood utinsels.

A collection of wood spools stood together on a large farm table.

A couple of girls stood gracefully in the corner.

A large ironstone pitcher with fresh peonies, mustard jar, ivy wreath, and side table, in front of a vintage black screen door.

This collection of pretty vintage quilts added a nice pop of color.

A large primitive pine cupboard full of apothecary jars, ironstone, crystal, vintage jars with zinc lids.

This basket was a great place to hold a couple of pillows, primitive wood paddles and rolling pins.

Oh yes.  We can't forget the pie.  It sat in the antique pie safe looking pretty and smelling so nice.  It made for a tasty afternoon snack.

So, as you can see, we had a large varity of things.  Industrial, garden, primitve, shabby...

It all goes together nicely, when it is usful to a person.  A little mix is good.  That is what makes a cozy and homey home.  Things that you love and that you can use.

These are the types of items that we try to have available for you in our store.  Come see for yourself!

The Vintage Bricoleur

3750 Taylor Road

Loomis, Ca. 95650

 Inside the High Hand  fruit sheds.

We look forwrad to seeing you at 

Remnants of the Past  2013 ~ Fall

November 9 & 10.

Terry (one of the bricoleurs)

Our Remnants of the Past-Fall 2012~ Part 1

Well we are back home safe from ROTP, the store has been restocked and we are looking forward to our One Year Anniversary Celebration.

YAY!

 

So...

 Now I can take a little time to share with you what our space looked like at

Remnants of the Past.

 

There will be LOTS of pics, I will let them tell the story.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Wow! I hope that wasn't too many pics.  That was Part 1.   Look for Part 2 soon!

And once again Thank You to Judy Watkins for putting on such an amazing event!

 

FYI - If you follow me on Facebook, you may not have to wait a few weeks for pics.

 

Terry (one of the bricoleurs)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 





 

 

 



I have a feeling.........

I have a feeling that this beautiful blue cabinet from Vermont is not going to last long.

Now that the holiday season is over, once again people are focusing on their homes.

And this cabinet would be so useful and beautiful in many types of decorating. 

 It is a little

Shabby,

 French

 and Primitive

 all in one.

You could fill it with

stonewear bowls,

demijohns,

 ironstone,

linens,

 quilts

and so much more!

With its deep drawers,

 wide shelves,

 worktop,

 and cupboard underneath

 it provides endless possibilities.

I just have a feeling...

it won't last long.

Available at

The Vintage Bricoleur

3750 Taylor Road

Loomis, Ca. 95650

Inside the High Hand fruit sheds.

Terry (one of the bricoleurs)

Drawers & More Drawers

Who doesn't love little drawers?

SOLD

Lately, cabinets with little drawers have been one of our big sellers.  These cabinets don't last long.  There are so many things you can use them for, and they can be used in just about any room.

Optometry Cabinet

Geologist Cabinet

ALL 4 SOLD

This one has a smooth metal top and is on casters.

AVAILABLE!

Danny (one of the bricoleurs), works hard on these cabinets to make them perfect, just for you.

All of the cabinets are for sale.  If you are interested, please contact us.  Leave a comment, and I'll get back to you.
As you can see, some of these have sold already, but we always have something similar. 

 Terry (one of the bricoleurs)