The Sunday Load 3-14

~A beautiful morning to be out and about. The weather didn't stop us all winter, but we were pleased to shed our gloves today!

A full load of furniture and smalls - including this fun occasional table (issues in her finish, highly desired size, sturdy). I love the large, linen cover art books - today we found van Gogh.

Full view of the table. The large blue bowl has some boudoir/toilette matching pieces. It's interesting that these sets were saved - owning them must have been pretty special?

Two black bamboo folding chairs, ala' Ballard Designs style.

This corner shelf (laying on its side) has a nice look to it; will be cute and useful when ready.

Very petite side table or stand~

There's a great console table in this mix, I thought you'd like to see her shape. Note also the height of a great beveled mirror behind.

(L to R) metal stuff: hammered aluminum pitcher; old martini shaker; I love the low-handled style of the urn; a cool scale. The plaid tablecloth in front is just the right shade of green-blue we all appreciate right now.

VIP bar glasses

Two wicker pieces: settee with cushions, nice size and height ($34); side table ($24).

Just in yesterday: vintage farmhouse-style table - updated with heavy-duty casters and thick granite top~

Perfect height for an island, work center or bar. It feels European and makes me think of rolling pastry or kneading bread~

The original paint blends with the granite beautifully.

Also just arrived yesterday, this newly upholstered chair. She's been updated in just the right shades of embossed velvet~

Down-filled cushion, curvy arms and rolled back - she's stunning. Her 1926 Washington DC origin and maker was discovered during her rework~

I wonder what treasures the coming week will hold? ~TERESA