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part of a 'party' apéritif ensemble |
do you know of anybody with a fetish-like passion for kitchen artillery? you've landed. i have a true
amour for salad dryers!
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salad dryer in petrol blue, in back |
somewhere still wrapped up, sits this one (i did resist a fiery red one of the sorts a few months ago), but last week at the thrift shop i encountered a new buddy.
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salad dryer with cord |
i should really say buddies, because chosing between these two i could not, so i finally decided on buying them both.
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salad dryer with nipping bud (!) |
apart from the fact i am now with three (dryers), they're akward objects to stow away in the cupboard too! but don't you just ♥love♥ the (almost) colloseum design on the last one?
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i think it's a 'he' |
then on my way out, i got distracted by an ancient, pristine white (only a little biro-d), silent head. i think the bedroom will be the first room he'll end up in, after the walls get renovated. just to make him feel at home already, i tried his head out against vintage paper, and frankly, he shone. (you don't think it's a lady's head now, do you? son was adamant : he's a male, keep him out!).
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female and dog |
wholly in the tradition of hauling vintage stuff from under dust and years of neglect, i'd laid my eye on her. i waited until the perfect moment arose (sales), and now i kind of own her (can one call anything really, 'property'?). she'll visit the washing machine, before joining the cue in the workroom, where she'll probably end up (cut up) in a grocery bag? imagine a leek sticking out, in continuation of those renaissance leaves? enjoy those vintage finds at
sophie's!
I would love a salad spinner just one, everytime I think to buy one I'm already back home again!!!
ReplyDeleteI love your new header momma!!
that head is wonderful I'd take a couple of those!
I never thought of the architectural side of salad dryers:)
ReplyDeleteLOVE the head..think it might be a she actually? oh and the tapestry's a nice find too!
ReplyDeletehow much salad do you eat ;)???
ReplyDeleteI don't have a single salad spinner, so I had to laugh that you have three! It's funny the things we are drawn too, isn't it? :)
ReplyDeleteI like the part of party!! ART!! hahahaa...and the salad I like if some one else make it for me!!
ReplyDeletehave a nice Sunday!
OK, now you got me wanting a salad spinner!!! I am going to look out for one now :) Cool finds
ReplyDeletewell, you're set if you decide to have a salad party! I have a cord one, but have thought one with a knob would be nice, so I certainly can understand your decision!
ReplyDeleteArt of living... That's yours ;)
ReplyDeleteNow this is an interesting collection. The question being - do you actually SPIN a lot of salad?
ReplyDeleteI hope you link it up with the collections party soon.
I would have snatched up the needlework as well. Your header looks great and festive with the Salad plates featured!
ReplyDeleteI love those letters in the top photo -so bright and cheerful!
ReplyDeletei have a feeling you are going to have so much fun decorating. :)
ReplyDeleteOh, my...you did well. Lucky lady...here's to many, many more succesful treasure hunts.
ReplyDeletelove love,
Fritzi Marie
Salad spinners a great! Fresh salad leaves instead of soggy ones! Nice finds.
ReplyDeleteNothing like crisp leaves! Love the tapestry.
ReplyDeleteBTW you won the bunny brooch on my blog!!! email me an address to mantahay@yahoo.com.au
ReplyDeleteLovely stuff, but what stole my heart was the needlepoint. Gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteI really like the way you make the ordinary look special, that's an artists eye.
ReplyDeleteLove the head, it's serenity makes me feel peaceful. Beautiful happy banner.
x renilde
That's funny, I just bought a new salad spinner from IKEA. I agree, they are so scuptural. I also like old metal graters and colanders.
ReplyDeletethis is going to be the more stupid comment ever... but i just can't help : I CAN'T BELIEVE YOU HAVE A SALAD DRYER ?!!! would you be French and i wouldn't know ?
ReplyDeleteps : mine is red & white. what ? :P of course we have one !