This was my friend Liz's stall. She has a very good eye and always has an eclectic mix of stock.
Above - I think this was also Liz's stall.
Above and below - the stall of some Scottish friends of ours, Helen and Alistair. Gorgeous things to be had here. They have a love - and knowledge - of Wemyss pottery (see the top two shelves below).
There were many other stalls. We didn't go to the ones inside the house (running out of time and there is a lot of jewellery and glass etc which doesn't interest us), but here are a few photos of the tented section, which was largely Vintage traders.
Above - as you can see, it had rained quite a bit, and the poor folk at the bottom were wet underfoot. I should imagine they weren't best pleased. We had a chance of a tent here, but this is not a fair we have done well at in the past, so decided not to stand. Just as well I think.
Inside the big marquee. All sorts in here, as you can see.
Hopefully I will be mending tomorrow - I hate feeling yuk!
Hope you feel better soon:)
ReplyDelete[hugs] BB hope your equilibrium is soon restored. Looks as though there were quite a few goodies to be had. Just take it steady. Pattypan x
ReplyDeleteOh dear--are you having a dose of whatever got to Keith a week or so ago? I hope you've been able to curl up warmly with whatever brings comfort [cats? books? tea?] and will be feeling stronger tomorrow.
ReplyDeleteIf I had money to spare such places as that flea market would be dangerous--I noted several cat figurines which might have needed to come home with me.
Thanks all. Tuesday a.m. now and feeling a bit brighter - waking up to sunshine has helped, so I plan to get my seeds started off today.
ReplyDeleteNot another bug Oh dear, I spied a lobster pot in one of the photos and last year I was having trouble finding them :-)
ReplyDeleteOh I hope you are back to better health soon. Love the photos from the flea market. I LOVE a good rummage!x
ReplyDeleteHope you feel better soon.
ReplyDeleteLove the photos - some of the pottery looks rather nice :)