This darling little doll’s chest once belonged to our Aunt Annie. It opens up, although part of the top broke off long ago, again, more charm!
We inherited this cute little painting.
This dancing French couple are too cute. I bought them at a shop that specialized in French things.
For a long time, the boy was on Mr. CH’s side of the bed, while the girl was on my side. They have since been moved to my desk. I hated seeing them so far apart, so now they are next to each other (I know, I know, a hopeless romantic!)
And we also inherited this Ballard Designs alarm clock from my MIL. It was a gift from us to her for Christmas one year.
And in my “I bought something I haven’t put to use yet” category, I have a wooden bowl full of brass label tags from Ballard Designs.
The doll chest is precious!
The first two items are classical “wabi sabi” — and I like them (and all the others here, too)…
Anita,
LOVE all of your little treasures.I am sure you could find a place for those metal labels.Any drawers in your kitchen or any little pieces hanging around that you could give a makeover too?
xx
Anne
These little treasures are the things that we love , we remind to us people or moments … I keep all these little things .You put all with a wonderful way !
Have a nice weekend !
Olympia
Anita,
You made my heart go “pitter~pat” when you told of placing the French dancing couple ‘together’ on your desk!!! What can I say, dear friend, but one hopeless romantic to another!!! Each accessory is a treasure with heart strings…I adore them all. Thanks for sharing the memories with all of us! Have a wonderful weekend…it’s raining here on the Prairie!!!
Fondly,
Pat
Such sweet treasures! I love the brass label tags (and the wood bowl, too!)
Susan
I love the couple and I am so happy that they are happy back together again.
Such lovely and special items! I love the French figurines together! Yes, so romantic! The tiny doll chest is so unusual and priceless! I’m so happy you chose to show the details that are so special!
It’s easy to overlook sweet little items in a room. I often feel that I have so much that some of my treasures are never really noticed. However, I know they are there and love them. I love the labels. They would be so cute used on a number of items. I can see them sewn to each pocket on a closet organizer or used to hi-lite a special date on a calender or banner. Do you have any little drawer units that they could be added to?
Hugs,
Jann
So pretty! and I adore that painting over the bed!!! Have a happy weekend Anita
xox
You have some very lovely things. I sometimes think the less than perfect ones have a bit more meaning, as it shows they have been used, and no doubt loved.
The miniature piece of folk art furniture is adorable!!! The tags are fun, but it’s way too early in the morning for my brain to think of a clever use for them. :@
I agree that sometimes the little things often get overlooked but they are usually the most precious! Yes, your dancing figurines belong closer together 🙂
I love your little tags. How about using them to label baskets or jars for organizing?
That tiny little doll chest is really something. I pinned it 🙂 And I love that clock! Would love it if you shared your post over at our 1st link party:
http://jedandivy.blogspot.com/2012/08/its-aloha-friday-1st-weekly-link-party.html
I love your blog!
Hi Anita and what cute little tinies! I’m so glad to see your little angel and that she’s more life like with a little bit of fluff on her tiny little angelic bones! 🙂
Be a sweetie,
Shelia 😉
Lve that little dll chest! The couple is s sweet and ai am glad they ave been reunited: As for the labels: I hang my tablecloths and hang a tag on the hanger with the size on it. Just an idea. XO, pinky
Beautiful treasures that you have shared with us here today!!
Hugs,
Debbie
Anita, fun to see your favorites. This is a great idea for a post. 😉
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These are simple design furniture but like it .
Hotel furniture
Found my way here from Pinterest. I love miniatures, and I loved looking at some of yours. You’ve also inspired me to do a similar blog post of my own.