
Like these amazing bottles I purchased on eBay. One day I decided that I needed more aqua colored items in my shabby pink office (my new fav color). Thus, I went searching on eBay and this is what I found and won! They are old... anywhere from the Civil War era to the late 1800's.

The color is Divine!

Then I recently went to an Estate Sale and found this...


A gorgeous enamelware container... the REAL enamelware... nice and heavy! It looks like the previous owner used it for paint. I fell in love!
So, here's my question. Do I re-purpose or embellish these items? Or do I leave them in their natural and beautiful condition? I have soooooo many ideas for re-purposing. Yet somehow I just don't know! What do you think?
Hugs,
Jacalyn
1 comment:
Good Morning, Love, love, love the bottles and I have to agree with husband.... leave as is. The color is fabulous. Hope you have a fabulous day. ~ :) Lynn
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