“Pastel colors so soft they look as if they have faded in the sea” – Polly Horvath
Shop The Look:
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Mid-century Floral Tablecloth offered by NeatoKeen, $54
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Lefton “Miss Dainty” Cookie Jar by Aunt Hatties Attic, $98.99
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Handmade Coiled Grass & Raffia Basket offered by Callooh Callay, $41
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Handmade Felt Wool Pincushion offered by Quilt Shenanigans, $57
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MCM Coffee Carafe offered by 1006 Osage, $19
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BSK Golden Leaves & Red Rhinestone Bracelet offered by Vintage Renude, $34.95
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Red Wing Rumrill Pottery Ball Pitcher offered by Reconstitutions, $30
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Victorian Hand Painted Glass Tumbler offered by Selective Salvage, $45
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1970s Abstract Painting by MA Artist Woodjack offered by NextStage Vintage, $250
There you have it….nine vintage treasures offered by the Vintage Unscripted team and a few of our friends.
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2 comments
I have always loved hollyhocks growing next to white clapboard buildings. They remind me of genteel and dignified ladies! Thanks for this array of those hues.
I?them too, Mary Ellen. They remind me of my Grandma Grace who reroofed her garage by herself at the age of 78! She was a pioneer from South Dakota which says to me that hollyhocks were planted by all sorts of women, back in the day.