I Few Things That Left Our Home for Your Home?

Corey amaro collection of French brocante

 

 

French 1700s Antiques Handwriting Papers

 

The hand

Framed Letter

 

1803 Theater Books Set of Three

 

Enamelware Bowl

 

French Frame

 

Needle Case

 

 

Needle Case

French Marriage Crown Holder

 

S.J. Monogram Brass Buttons

Glass Souvenir Box

 

Fifty Pages of 1800s Documents in Folders

 

Stanhope

French Linens Set of Three

 

 

Corey amaro antiques

 

 

Fabric Art Frame

Memory Holder

 

Soireeat the Duke of Orleans

Fifty Pages of 1800s Documents in Folders

 

1825 Ruffled Page Books

 

1935 Dog Award Plaque

 

1825 Ruffled Page Books

 

Ink Roller Set with Monograms

 

Years of collecting,

The photos show some, a trickling, of the smallest of things, the sweet things, the bits and pieces that passed through my hands to yours.

It started the first time I went to a Frence brocante back in 1988. I remember that day well, so much stuff, and a few French francs in my pocket. Some of that stuff that was so plentiful back then I rarely see now. 

When our garage could hold no more, I started to sell. The first time I sold at the brocante I sold out within an hour.

Years of collecting poof gone in an hour.

The brocante bug bit and the happiness is unmeasurable.

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Comments

6 responses to “I Few Things That Left Our Home for Your Home?”

  1. Diogenes

    With your good eye, I am not at all surprised that you sold out in an hour.
    So many wonderful things in this post. I really love the drawing room water color with the white highlights.

  2. Please email me info re the gilt picture frame display thingy and the miniature Stanhope binoculars.

  3. And the bug did indeed bite hard for you. I can enjoy vicariously.

  4. jend’isère

    Which are those items you now see less often? Fragile items exposed weekly could take its toll, as I have observed it too.

  5. Where are the logs of poo you sent me?

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