Simple and cute! I love the cloche. I have been searching more for these and the glass jars ever since coming over to blogger. I love the way they add to the decor. Have a great weekend Susie!
What a great story!!! I scrolled down and got the whole history of this neat table. I loved it and how you made such a special piece flow so well! I know your grandparents must be so pleased looking down from heaven...just think of all the memories and stories those boards have seen! Great post! Love from Colorado, Denise :-)
Thanks for posting that. I meant to ask you to post a full pic yesterday, but I got sidetracked by Indy. Something about wanting food or some such nonsense. Kids! Looks fantastic. I'm sure your grandparents would be thrilled to know that you are using their table and giving it love. BTW, love the blog design.
Good Morning Miz Susie, I thought it was a dining table, DUH, I'm a goof ball but still how precious and sweet to have a piece of your grandfolk's handcrafted furniture. I think it's charming and of course you have it accessorized beautifully *smiles*
Sorry I'm so demanding! I love the big picture. I just think mixing something oldish like that in with everything else adds so much more character. The thing is...I haven't done it yet. I'm thinking about bringing a chair in from my yard. Your table is perfect!!
Hey, Susiecutie! What a sweet table from your grandmother. I love those family pieces & only have a couple of things from mine. It looks right at home there.
Oh, Susieness! I'm so glad to see the entire picture of the old table. It really looks nice and you've dressed it just right. Now, that wood floor is gorgeous! Be a sweetie, Shelia ;)
That is such a neat table and I'm sure it is fun to have since it was your grandma's table. I have an old jewelry box from one of my grandmas. I really enjoy having it. Thanks for letting me peek from The Blessed Nest.
First and foremost, let’s get one thing straight: Herve Leger Dresses“There’s an incorrect assumption about Herve that it’s only for evening,”Herve Leger sale Lubov told me up on the 18th floor of her Oktoberfest Costumes Times Square showroom and headquarters. “It can be worn anytime! People also assume that it should fit really tight, but personally I wear it one size bigger because I like the comfort of it while still getting the silhouette.”Herve Leger Replica These are the dresses that are coming into our stores and online now, and these are the dresses that are going to show up come Saturday, because as we pointed out in our runway report last season, an Herve Leger show is full of Herve Leger dresses.
La Rolex SA venne fondata nel?1905?da?Hans Wilsdorf?e dal fratellastro?Alfred Davis; Orologi Replichepur essendo attualmente una delle maggiori imprese svizzere dell'orologeria, Wilsdorf era di nazionalità tedesca e la prima sede era a Londra. Wilsdorf & Davis fu il nome originario dato all'azienda, che in seguito divenne la?Rolex Watch Company. Rolex submariner replicaInizialmente si limitavano a importare in?Inghilterra?i meccanismi svizzeri prodotti da?Hermann Aegler, che successivamente divenne socio, assemblandoli in lussuose casse create dalla firma Dennison e da altri gioiellieri dell'epoca che vendevano i primi orologi da polso personalizzandoli con il proprio marchio. Patek philippe calatravaI primi orologi prodotti dalla Wilsdorf & Davis erano marcati "W&D" (sigla visibile all'interno della cassa).
Simple and cute! I love the cloche. I have been searching more for these and the glass jars ever since coming over to blogger. I love the way they add to the decor. Have a great weekend Susie!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great story!!! I scrolled down and got the whole history of this neat table. I loved it and how you made such a special piece flow so well! I know your grandparents must be so pleased looking down from heaven...just think of all the memories and stories those boards have seen! Great post! Love from Colorado, Denise :-)
ReplyDeleteThanks for posting that. I meant to ask you to post a full pic yesterday, but I got sidetracked by Indy. Something about wanting food or some such nonsense. Kids!
ReplyDeleteLooks fantastic. I'm sure your grandparents would be thrilled to know that you are using their table and giving it love.
BTW, love the blog design.
How great does that look? You really do have a way of decorating. Love seeing everything you do!!! Thanks for the pictures! Enjoy your day!
ReplyDeletelooks great! love your new layout - very easy to look through... have a blessed weekend!
ReplyDelete~nicole
Good Morning Miz Susie,
ReplyDeleteI thought it was a dining table, DUH, I'm a goof ball but still how precious and sweet to have a piece of your grandfolk's handcrafted furniture. I think it's charming and of course you have it accessorized beautifully *smiles*
Thanks for sharing...it looks great but then I knew it would!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the "big picture" Just perfect!
ReplyDeleteMandy
Sorry I'm so demanding! I love the big picture. I just think mixing something oldish like that in with everything else adds so much more character. The thing is...I haven't done it yet. I'm thinking about bringing a chair in from my yard. Your table is perfect!!
ReplyDeleteperfect with a sweet story and memory!
ReplyDeleteOh, Susie, mmmmmwah! It is just as lovely as I imagined......it looks fabulous. I like it mixed in with your traditionals!!!
ReplyDeleteSuzanne
Hey, Susiecutie! What a sweet table from your grandmother. I love those family pieces & only have a couple of things from mine. It looks right at home there.
ReplyDeleteIt's like a work of art - perfection!
ReplyDeleteAnd we LOVE you!!!!!! That looks beautiful and what a special table it is. I am so glad you showed the "big" picture! LOVE it!♥
ReplyDeleteI love everything about this vignette! And even more so that the table has such special meaning. A true treasure for sure!
ReplyDeleteYou should know by now that we always want MORE. :)
ReplyDeleteLove it! That table is the cutest size.
ReplyDeleteIt really looks fabulous!
ReplyDeleteYou girls crack me up! Makes me wish I was 13 again with popcorn and slumber parties~ Ya'll would be the top of my invite list, smile
ReplyDeleteI think the table is absolutely wonderful....such character it has and oh the stories that would have been told around it. LOVE IT!!
ReplyDeleteHave a sunny day!
So special! I love it!
ReplyDeleteOh, Susieness! I'm so glad to see the entire picture of the old table. It really looks nice and you've dressed it just right. Now, that wood floor is gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteBe a sweetie,
Shelia ;)
Love that lamp and black lampshade too!
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful story ~ everything you touch turns out lovely!
ReplyDeleteJo
Very sweet. Thanks for posting the pictures! :o)
ReplyDeleteSincerely ~ Tricia Anne
Susie..I'm just now seeing this and the previous photos. O my yes indeed this table works, and for all the right reasons!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful table and post!
It looks great!!!! I love that table and the story behind it!!
ReplyDeleteIt looks awesome! The table and arrangement is beautiful!
ReplyDeleteOh, Susie, I LOVE it! It looks so perfect right there with your happies on it!
ReplyDeleteThat is a great table and so awesome that it has a lot of meaning! I love blending styles together like you did!
ReplyDeletelove love love the old table. i have a hen crate for and coffee table in the great room with all the rusty screws and everything. love it!
ReplyDeletelooks great....Barb
ReplyDeleteI just love it. I am such a sentimental person that something like that table would always find a spot in my home. I love what you've done with it.
ReplyDeleteThat is such a neat table and I'm sure it is fun to have since it was your grandma's table.
ReplyDeleteI have an old jewelry box from one of my grandmas. I really enjoy having it.
Thanks for letting me peek from The Blessed Nest.
I love the table! I have a similar one in my living room. It is old like yours, but not a family treasure. It is just my treasure now. Jackie
ReplyDeleteI love your table and the fun display :) It looks like something that would be in my house!
ReplyDeleteFirst and foremost, let’s get one thing straight: Herve Leger Dresses“There’s an incorrect assumption about Herve that it’s only for evening,”Herve Leger sale Lubov told me up on the 18th floor of her Oktoberfest Costumes Times Square showroom and headquarters. “It can be worn anytime! People also assume that it should fit really tight, but personally I wear it one size bigger because I like the comfort of it while still getting the silhouette.”Herve Leger Replica These are the dresses that are coming into our stores and online now, and these are the dresses that are going to show up come Saturday, because as we pointed out in our runway report last season, an Herve Leger show is full of Herve Leger dresses.
ReplyDeleteLa Rolex SA venne fondata nel?1905?da?Hans Wilsdorf?e dal fratellastro?Alfred Davis; Orologi Replichepur essendo attualmente una delle maggiori imprese svizzere dell'orologeria, Wilsdorf era di nazionalità tedesca e la prima sede era a Londra. Wilsdorf & Davis fu il nome originario dato all'azienda, che in seguito divenne la?Rolex Watch Company. Rolex submariner replicaInizialmente si limitavano a importare in?Inghilterra?i meccanismi svizzeri prodotti da?Hermann Aegler, che successivamente divenne socio, assemblandoli in lussuose casse create dalla firma Dennison e da altri gioiellieri dell'epoca che vendevano i primi orologi da polso personalizzandoli con il proprio marchio. Patek philippe calatravaI primi orologi prodotti dalla Wilsdorf & Davis erano marcati "W&D" (sigla visibile all'interno della cassa).
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