Well we chose what could have been the warmest day of the year to tidy and sort the office/workspace! Paula Jane Victoria Richardson was a superstar and went above and beyond the call of duty. We got most of the clothes hung and sorted and the lovely Ms Richardson motivated us into moving all the furniture into a much better working environment. My muscles are all achey today which is a sure sign of a hard days work. Got some lovely bits and pieces fom the car boot yesterday, a Sadler teapot that is fashioned into a edwardian bandstand, some vintage yellow handle cutlery, a silver tea set, a chair that I'm going to recover the seat of tonight, an ottomon that's now full of linens (thanks again to Paula) and a wedgewood cup and saucer!
I am starting to realise that life isn't just about the things you fill it with. But that doesn't mean I don't still love these beautiful things. I am very lucky to have learnt the things I know about Vintage so if you want to know anything about any decade of Vintage Attire and Homeware please just ask. I specialise in 1920's through to the 1990's. Fashion is everchanging but grounded in the basic principle that we use it to express our individuality and personality.
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