I've been following Dan May to many an estate sale over the years but starting this weekend he has set down roots in a wonderful old warehouse at The Alameda Point.
Let's take a spin, shall we?
Pretty amazing huh?
Dan is still going to be holding onsite sales as well as frequent sales at his new warehouse, so best get on his email list here.
And,
if you're wondering, I didn't leave empty-handed.
I scored these awesome vintage fishing bobbers,
an old apothecary jar I promptly cleaned and filled with lavender and placed in my linen closet,
and this fabulous vintage Escada mirror.
I just couldn't leave without it!
All I know is that it desperately wanted to come home with me,
an it found a lovely new home on my dresser.
I almost forgot!
I found a new "Tommy Trojan" and upgraded my UCLA VS USC "art installation" which was perfect timing after our BIG WIN yesterday!!!
How was your weekend?
8 comments:
Cool stuff! He has a great eye. Love all those trunks and vintage toys....very collectible! And your nautical bobbers are fabulous. I hope you and your family have a wonderful Thanksgiving, Terri!!
xoxo
Loi
HI, I WANDERED UPON YOU :) PLEASE STOP BY & SAY HI. I LUV YOUR BLOG GIO
Terri Love all of the cool finds in his shop! Those are great items you brought home The Escada mirror, the Trojans...I love everything you come across!
Have a great weekend Terri!
xoxo
Karena
Giveaway from Scalamandre!
Looks like a great sale Terri. Old locks are my husbands favorite, the dolls freak me out....lol, and love the old mirrors from the Golden gate cracker Co. You scored some fabulous things!
Enjoy your week and Happy Thanksgiving!
XXX
Debra~
So fun...had to read it twice. Congrats on the win...bet your family was happy.
Hello Terri
Your fishing bobbins are great. What a find. I love the Staffordshire dogs and those dolls.
Wishing you and your family a very happy Thanksgiving
Helen xx
Looks like a wonderful place to roam:). I LOVE that mirror, Terri! Have a wonderful Thanksgiving:)
That masks, eating utensils and the rest are awesome. Wonder if these are personal collections.
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