SPRING FEVER IN AN OLD HOUSE - Page 2

Babyfran · ‎12-11-2010

Absolutely fabulous! I love the Joanna Parker chick bucket on his desk. I enjoy watching his decorating shows on YouTube. He has such a flair, and is an inspiration. Thanks for sharing!

ECBG · ‎01-08-2011

Very well done! I'm getting the earliest "spring fever" I've ever had!

I love-

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I love this arrangement!

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lynnie61 · ‎04-28-2010

@Oznell Thanks for sharing. Love the chicks and the dining room centerpiece! And the porch!

jannabelle1 · ‎09-12-2010

So many beautiful pieces throughout! I love that green dinnerware - so pretty and it looks amazing with the floral arrangement. Thanks, Oznell.

ECBG · ‎01-08-2011

@Oznell

As much as he decorates, he must have some kind of storage, probably a building out back.

spiderw · ‎06-14-2010

Beautiful home inside and out. I love his groupings throughout the rooms, eye catchers. The frog pitcher is unique and the mantle piece stunning. As a porch lover, this one is lovely, I would put some comfortable seating out there and line up my books to read in the warmer weather!!!!

wilma · ‎03-13-2010

I like most of what I see in the photos. My favorites pieces are the brass bunny bowl, the yellow fuzzy chicks, and the floral and greenery arrangements.

My least favorite thing is the giant chick head basket. Sorry, it looks a bit creepy to me.

Oznell · ‎11-08-2014

@4kitties , thanks for identifying his and your beautiful china! That name sounds familiar, and like it might be from Portugal-- I love Portuguese ceramics.

And @Babyfran, thanks for identifying the whimsical chick bucket, a witty touch among all his antiques. You knowledgeable posters are a great resource!

Now, I have a question for anyone-- has anyone seen anything like that vintage miniature sewing machine, or repair machine, in the vignette with the chicks? My husband didn't think it was a toy-- he thinks it must have been actually used, maybe for minor for repairs -- but not sure.

ECBG · ‎01-08-2011

@Oznell wrote:
@4kitties , thanks for identifying his and your beautiful china! That name sounds familiar, and like it might be from Portugal-- I love Portuguese ceramics.

And @Babyfran, thanks for identifying the whimsical chick bucket, a witty touch among all his antiques. You knowledgeable posters are a great resource!

Now, I have a question for anyone-- has anyone seen anything like that vintage miniature sewing machine, or repair machine, in the vignette with the chicks? My husband didn't think it was a toy-- he thinks it must have been actually used, maybe for minor for repairs -- but not sure.

@Oznell

I think the small sewing machine is a toy. On a full size garmet the stitches would be so small, stress would tear the fabric.