More photos from the last brocante

I am suffering from withdrawal symptoms. It has been raining here in our part of France for so long, there hasn't been a vide grenier/brocante for two weeks! And the outlook for this weekend isn't much better either.


Here are some more pics of bits and pieces which I had found at vide greniers at the beginning of the month -


A beautiful very old sauce boat, made by Sarreguemines -

A very sweet little sequined purse, handmade in about the 1930s, silk lined -

I adore the taupe colour of the sequins, so elegant.


A set of twelve cake forks with, I believe, Bakerlite handles, and a gorgeous Art Deco design on the collars-

A rare and very beautiful old Digoin cafe au lait bowl -

A 19th Century flat iron, which somebody had painted in a delicious shade of blue-

A chauffeuse, the19th century equivalent of our hot water bottles. They were kept in/on the stove or in the bread oven to heat up and would then be placed in bed on cold winter nights to warm the sheets-

A miniature Limoges plate with beautiful gold decoration -

And this tiny little round red box -

 I would have bought it just for the sweet little box itself, but it also had something inside -

This lovely old pendant -

Thats it for today.Toodlepip xxx