One particular Sunday we were cruising the isles at antique mart Aunt Patty spied this beautiful mirrored shadow box. She said I really needed to buy it. Well, I looked and studied and thought what on earth am I going to do with this? After a "tiny" bit more prodding she convinced me to bring it home.
With the shelving being narrow in size I searched high and low for miniatures. Over the period of years there's been many things sitting on these shelves, for a while it was stored away.
I added a few butter pats I scored off EBay.
The small brass candlestick holders and cute bunny I've had for years. The blue and white trinket box was purchased last summer on a day trip to Atchison. The vintage silver trinket box belonged to my mother.
From the side it looks like someone took a frame, made a box, added a mirror and shelves to make the shadow boxed mirror. I don't believe it's an antique but a treasure all the same.
I thought the top needed a little something, something so I added the small silver tray.
This little beauty presently hangs on a wall just before you come into my office from the gift shop area. It's hard to say if it will stay here, you know me things don't stay in the same place for long around here.
hugs ~Lynne~
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6 comments:
Love the treasure box my dear friend..I use to have one and gave it to my daughter 3 years ago..No room left at my Inn ha ha!! Hope you got my note on FB..Girl I need to break down and get me a new computer but hate the money..Love ya girl..Hugs and love Gl♥ria
Oh it is sweet....I remember those kind of shelves around the 60's....I like the butter pats!
What a lovely piece and so many pretty items for us to see. I love the silver tray above it as well.
Thank You for stopping by and leaving me a sweet comment and I would be delighted to go shopping with you! :]
Have a wonderful weekend!
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Aledia @ Plum Perfect
I love the shadow box, you have such beautiful things.
I love that the shadow box and it's denizens mark your journey....filled with wonderful memories. ..your shopping trips with your aunt...your mom...perhap a small gift from your sweet Bill. A three dimensional history. I was guessing that the trip to Atchison meant a visit to Nell Hills and Garrity's. Thanks for sharing a snippet of your story with us. I just became your newest follower. Cherry Kay
what a beautiful plate :) thanks for stopping by my blog!
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