We ran out of room to put them in the barn so we just unloaded the rest to the porch and I grabbed my camera for a quick picture.
The lady also brought piles of old tinware to sell, cast iron and at least twenty boxes that we have not even opened yet! What fun.
9 comments:
WOW! WOW! WOW!! Oh my gosh Ree!!! I love those short ones.......please save that one on top for me!!!
Oh fantastic....wishing I could get there!
I'd also love to see all the tinware...maybe later in the day I can make it.
Karen
Wow would LOVE to get there....Too bad WI is so far away...lindeelou
I have never seen so MANY firkins in one place. Are you selling any of them, If so PLEASE let me know on my blog. I am very interested in buying a few if they are for sell!!!
Thanks a bunch,!
Blessings,
Tricia
I can't wait to see these in person. This will only be my second trip to your store so I am REALLY looking foward to it! Such a cool place!
~Judy
Oh, how I wish I lived nearby. I've been dying to own a firkin and have never found one in my area. Good luck with your show!!!
I am planning on coming w/my hubby.
Can't wait.
Joann
So delighted to read on Primitive&Rustic that you have a blog. I enjoyed my visits to your store when we were in PA. The Amish made birdhouse I got is still up in front of my house. Did not get across the pond this year and last year we were not in PA but did get to GA TN KY NC WV and even a little bit of Ohio 3 1/2 wks and 3000 miles So next year PA Will call into your store then . Rosemary in Ireland
Hi, Ree, thanks for all your help today!! It was great to see you again. Think I forgot to give you my phone #, shoot me an email, and we can talk!
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