Vintage scale that I found in a pile of junk in a Normandy flea market.
I spied this very old table in the same shop in France where I found my farm table. I had passed it by on the first stop and then decided it needed to be mine when we went back to purchase the farm table.
And speaking of the farm table it is truly a favorite French item.
This is a set of vintage French books bound in leather. These can be pretty pricey over here, but I got the nine for 45 euros which is around $62.
I love the color of these very old and hard to find pharmacy bottles that are in my master bath.
I love collecting these old French enamelware address signs. This one I attached to a basket that holds some bread boards in my kitchen.
I have a couple enamelware pitchers that I found in shops here, but this one I ordered from France from Cat's monthly sale that is on the first of each month.
And one of my most recent finds is this primitive hay fork that I found at Rust & Feathers in Leesburg, Va. when we went to Lucketts Market last weekend. The other one is in another room. I may hang them together later, but still deciding what I want to do.
I think we will stop here and I sure hope you will check out the other gal's vintage French items.
I love all the vintage frenchiness in your home, Kim, but my favorite has always been the vaisselier! I'm enjoying our monthly Country French group! Have a great weekend!...hugs...Debbie
ReplyDeleteYour vaisselier is also my favorite piece of yours, Kim - so substantial and functional. Your home is curated very nicely and the attention you give it shows. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteYou have so many wonderful French furniture pieces and accessories. Beautiful!!
ReplyDeleteMary Alice
I love ALL of your French items and my FAVORITE is definitely the vassilier!!! What a gorgeous piece!
ReplyDeleteKim, your French items are wonderful! Of course, the Vassielier is one of my favorite pieces; it's gorgeous! You have such great vignettes! Thanks for sharing your French country style with us.
ReplyDeleteYou brought back some wonderful pieces from France and they looks fabulous in your home.
ReplyDeleteHi Kim,
ReplyDeleteThank goodness for our handy husbands! The chandy looks wonderful and of course, so do all the French treasures! Could you give us Cat's contact information? Are you planning a return visit anytime soon?
Thanks,
Barbara
Love all of your French items. It truly makes a difference to make your home look country french. I think my favorites are the chandelier in your dining room and the table in your kitchen.
ReplyDeleteKim, your French treasures are lovely! You create such wonderful vignettes that showcase your pieces beautifully.
ReplyDeleteSo pretty! I love the yellow chicken! Your home is so warm and inviting. :)
ReplyDeleteLuv all your mintage French pieces Kim. I am torn .... the farm table or the vassilier . Tough decision. But I know I luv them all.
ReplyDeleteKim the patina of the wood on your French pieces looks like satin, those are the kind of pieces that I have to touch and run my hand across when I see them in antique stores. You have a wonderful collection that has enhanced your home beautifully.
ReplyDeleteHappy Sunday,
Kathysue
There are many items in my house that remind me of wonderful afternoons in French and Belgian flea markets. I think it's time to go back, though a visit isn't like living there. It was lovely to be able to consider and item, and go back a week later, or search other small towns for something similar. Ah well - a visit would be nice too!
ReplyDeleteKim, I love every single piece...beautiful!
ReplyDeletexx,
Sherry
There isn't a thing I wouldnt want to own! And I love the idea of a basket to hold bread boards - one more thing to be on the look out!
ReplyDeleteOh so pretty Kim! Your home is always so beautiful. I love learning about french decor on your blog!
ReplyDeleteHi Kimmie! Yes, your home is so Frenchy! I love every piece and how special you were able to pick up some beauties while in France!
ReplyDeleteBe a sweetie,
Shelia ;)
Love love love all of your gorgeous pieces Kim! Fun to be partying with you each month :)
ReplyDeleteKim, I always look forward to the monthly French Group posts. Vintage French is abundant in our home. It's fun to see what others live with. Thanks for sharing. You've certainly collected many treasures.
ReplyDeleteI love all the French items you featured Kim, thank you for sharing with us.
ReplyDeleteThe old pharmacy bottles are a really great find. They are so expensive around here! Their colour is absolutely divine.
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness Kim, I love ALL OF IT. And I love that you bought some things in Normandy and had them shipped here. Well done!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful stuff Kim and it's so fun that you share with all of us! One of my biggest dreams is to go to France myself someday!
ReplyDeleteYour French is beautiful. My French usually ends in fry.
ReplyDeleteYou certainly have the most wonderful French items!...from the accessories to the furniture...I must say that the vassielier is my favorite!!!...
ReplyDeletePretty, Pretty, Pretty!
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Cindy
I love all that you have featured in this post so many beautiful things!!
ReplyDeleteCynthia
All your pieces are exquisite Kim, you truly have a good eye for these types of antique!
ReplyDeleteYou have so many beautiful items in your home Kim.....I really can not imagine what else you could do to improve!
ReplyDeleteKim your home is truly beautiful! I love everything about it!
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