Amazing french antique mall booth

I sure have been doing a lot of blog posts lately

haven't I? I go from one or two a week to several,

but I have just had a couple of very interesting

weekends that I had to share with you.

On the way up to visit with our

daughter and her family we stopped at an

antique mall that I found on our last visit.

I was in awe when I found a french

booth this time around. I loved everything

about it...all the goodies and the displays so let

me take you along with me today. I know

you will love it too!

This is the cutest ever vintage french water glass

and carrier. I opened it up and inside is a small

clear glass that says, "made in france" on

the bottom. I had never seen anything like it

before. So cute!!

Neat french style pillow in an old bed.

I also adore old gates! someday...*sigh* Can you say french seltzer bottles? I also thought this wire plant stand was a keeper.

I reallyyyy wanted the papers underneath the french

pharmacy boxes with the french writing, but they were

for display only. I looked and looked for a price and could

not find any. Bummer.

French cemetary urn...very small compared

to what I see here.

I love enamel number signs.

I am thinking of doing something like this

to an oval frame I have and using it for

a wreath. I think I can figure something out

along those lines. :)

{the linens you see in the middle of it are not part

of this booth. They are showing through the window

from another booth}

Truthfully I could have just bought the whole booth

if my pocketbook would have allowed.ha!

Loved these doorknobs too , but a girl can only have

so much stuff right?? I am already cleaning out stuff

and donating it to the church garage sale so I need to

be really choosy with what I bring home. If I still

had a booth I would not be so choosy because I could

just schlep it up there eventually.

Neat little zinc trays...I looked at these for a long time

as well.

I wish I had gotten a better photo of this darling

vintage french lunchpail. It was light blue enamel

with white speckles and it had a little removable

tray underneath the lid. So, so cute!

I know there were a lot of photos and I hope you enjoyed

your tour of the french booth. I took so many photos in

it that I am surprised they didn't chase me out! :)

Blessings~