It was another stinking hot week here and I can't wait for Autumn to arrive. I walked up to the Salvo's on one slightly cooler morning.
I found a great white ironstone tureen and a couple of recipe books
Mr Postman didn't let the heat stop him from delivering a couple of goodies I found from scouring the world for rockbottom priced books for my Victorian red binding book display
Morning sun in our entrance hall
Picking herbs from the vegetable garden
Friday Lunch with fresh figs, proscuitto,feta,basil with honey and mustard ,olive oil dressing
Linking with
A Treasured Past
Cap Creations
A Living
Space
Knick of Time
Apron Thrift Girl
French Country Cottage
Ivy and Elephants
Common Ground
The ColoradoLady
Shabby Art Boutique
The Thrifty Groove
Chic on a Shoestring
Old Time Farmhouse
Country Farm Home
My Romantic Home
Sir thrift-a-lot
Knick of Time
Apron Thrift Girl
French Country Cottage
Ivy and Elephants
Common Ground
The ColoradoLady
Shabby Art Boutique
The Thrifty Groove
Chic on a Shoestring
Old Time Farmhouse
Country Farm Home
My Romantic Home
Sir thrift-a-lot
Oh I like the look of fridays lunch.
ReplyDeleteThose vintage red books are fabulous. It's always and added bonus when the have a nice dated message!
ReplyDeleteKaren
The photograph of your Friday lunch is stunning! White tureens and lovely old books are hard to resist, aren't they?
ReplyDeleteLove your vintage books, oh so pretty! We posted about books this week too. We have snow on the way here, looking forward to spring. Thanks for following, your newest follower, Laura
ReplyDeleteHi Laura and welcome to my blog! I have 2 of the books on your post - The Find and Shabby Chic Interiors. I collect Flea Market Finds books - LOVE THEM XX
DeletePS love the globes in your banner! Laura
ReplyDeleteI am sitting here freezing looking with longing desire at my favorite salad of fresh figs and feta! Your book collection is amazing. I collect old books with inscriptions.
ReplyDeleteHi Donna...I love the inscriptions more than the books!!
DeleteThe fresh herbs, peppers and your lunch all look amazing! Plus the old books... They are so cool!
ReplyDeleteWhat wonderful vintage books. They are always so interesting.
ReplyDeleteLovely! We are just almost getting our spring feet. I am seeing buds here and there. Your clematis is beautiful. And I love your new (olden) books. :)
ReplyDeleteThank you for linking up for Fresh-Cut Friday!
Have a great weekend!
~Liz
Thanks Liz.....and thanks for hosting xx
DeleteI love vintage paper anything...mostly Valentines...love your books..and what a lovely clematis..I can't wait for spring to arrive here...
ReplyDeleteI love Clematis..it won't grow here in Phoenix...but it is always so pretty!
ReplyDeleteYour clematis is so pretty. I've not had success growing them, but I keep trying.
ReplyDeleteI could never grow it either ,then I married a horticulturist and he can grow anything anywhere Sarah
DeleteWow, your books are so gorgeous! I totally love the look! You are lucky to be entering fall. I'm not at all looking forward to summer. I'm definitely a cold weather girl! Hope you're having a nice weekend. I'm hosting my Homemaking Linkup Weekend and would love to have you join, if you'd like!
ReplyDeleteHave a great day!
Mrs. Sarah Coller
That tureen is a beautiful find1 And the books are lovely. Thank you for sharing at TTF!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful clematis!
ReplyDeleteThanks Liz
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