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So pretty and cheerful!

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Absolutely adorable!  Love to see the cottage to which it belongs!

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We have two stand alone mailboxes. One, a pretty white fancy one, we use during the summer months, but when winter rolls around we switch to an ugly brown one. Our box is at the street.

 
 
Have a pretty one all year long.  Why settle ever for an ugly brown one?????
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NOPE

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Thanks for sharing, @lolakimono! I am lucky enough to still have mail delivered at a box mounted next to my door, and I've been having a hard time finding a new box that has the combination of size and style that I want; perhaps I just need to get a generic one and make it special myself. We'll see how motivated I am in the coming weeks... Smiley Wink

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Re: Mosaic Mailbox

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It's lovely if, perhaps, just a bit too precious...


In my pantry with my cupcakes...
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Re: Mosaic Mailbox

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Oh so very unusual and pretty.  If used all seasons I would think it would have to be in a friendly climate not one with winter snowstorms and such.

 

However, I could certainly see this not being used as my real mailbox but instead placed in a beautiful garden as a decoration and taken down after the flowering season, stored, and reused again.  Or maybe inside a mud room or garage as decor for an inside pathway.

 

Why limit it to an outside mailbox only.