Jumble Sale Finds

As promised here's a few snippets of the treasure we picked up over the weekend at various jumble sales.

I love finding bed linen. Our house gets so cold in the winter and the more blankets and bed covers we have the better.

This 1950's tapestry wool blanket was made in Kent Dorset. Just the job for keeping us warm last night, it was freezing

Arts and Crafts period bellows, unusual to find a pair with the leather intact and perfect for getting the fire going now the weather's on the turn.

Cute English-made retro enamel scales.

Just looking at this glorious 1960s Worcester-Ware tray makes me happy.

Foreign-made "Alcohol and Liquor" tray.

A dapper old gent was rather jealous of this haul of 1960s Tootal scarves and cravats but Jon refused to give in, more for his huge collection of Mod neck wear.

Funky fake fur platforms from M&S's Autograph collection.

1970s crepe and sequin trimmed halterneck top by Suzie Q

Squared wood bangle (like I need another wrist adornment).

Canvas and leather holdall from one of our town's renowned leather companies.

Label from a fabulous 1950s wool coat.

Label from a  groovy 1960s dress

Braiding detail from a North African cotton kaftan

I love this 1950s towelling wrap

Such a cheery yacht print.

Beading detail from a 1980s Hunza body-con mini dress. Maybe I should be Madonna for Halloween?

See you soon.