…luckett’s treasures

I had a bit more self restraint when buying a few pieces for myself this year. I found my treasures at my favorite vendors. Here’s a peak at what I brought home.

Caroline from Ekster Antiques was a neighbor in the Field of Gold and you just can’t go into her tent without buying something. She has these wonderful white, mossy wreaths that I bought for my dining table.

This little stair basket is my new best friend. Clothes used to pile up on the stairs waiting for me to bring upstairs. Now I don’t have to look at handtowels & socks & other random toys whose home is not on the first level. Love it.

A cute gal was selling a bunch of older toys and games. I just couldn’t pass us this vintage Bingo thing. My kids went nuts over it….and I’m going nuts trying to make sure all the little black balls are accounted for!

Semper Stylish had this amazing extra-large cloche that I could just not pass up. Still not sure where exactly to put it or put under it.

Towards the end of the day on Sunday I did a bit more shopping than I thought I would and bought a much-needed desk from Vintage Marketplace. In black.

DH and I are pretty excited about it in our study.

Sunday at the Luckett’s Spring Market is not quite as crazy so I had time to pop over to see Miss Mustard Seed to get my book signed.

I mentioned having to leave early for my daughter’s ballet recital and kindly gave me a set of beautiful, white feathered wings that she recently made for an HGTV shoot. The girls were in heaven.

I also couldn’t pass up this vintage wood caddy from MMS.

I know many of you have asked what new items I have brought back with me. I plan on doing a post this week.