One kind of
truc that I never seem to tire of is enamelware. Via my
Etsy shop I have sold many of these pieces, picked up from
brocante markets and
vide greniers, to people all over the world.
They invariably have a few little chips here and there giving them their trademark rustic shabby chic appearance. Here are some favourites that I have had the pleasure of owning if only for a short time:-
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| A gorgeous 1950's kettle in a pale duck egg blue |
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| This lovely enamel box originally made for storing matches |
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| This sunny yellow coffee pot with filter |
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I wish I had kept this stunning little jug but it sold so fast I didn't
withdraw it from my shop on time |
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| A 1950s industrial style alarm clock |
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| One of many trivets I've sold - an enduring and popular item |
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| Another favourite of mine - a delightful 1950s desk lamp |
My stock is still on the low side at the moment which will hopefully be remedied by my long awaited visit to
Angleterre next month. However I do still have a lovely red trivet and a beautiful enamelled soap dish for sale although I don't expect they will hang around for long.
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| Click on photo to view on my Etsy Shop |
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| Click on photo to view on my Etsy Shop |
Roll on the Spring when the
brocante season in France really begins and here's hoping I come across more of these enamelled gems
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