
Christmas will be here in just a few days, so I better hurry up and post all my Christmas pictures! I had to share this shop in Nashville. It is one of my favorite places to go. They always have a great Christmas selection.

I would love to have a whole bunch of vintage angels to line up in my big living room window.

Santas! I'm on the lookout for a cute card holder like those on the wall to the right.

I also really want one of those ceramic trees! I hope I find one at an estate sale this year.

Ahhh, so lovely.
I have a smaller version of that white ceramic tree-- I actually bought it at an estate sale! I also see them fairly regularly at the thrift stores in Chicago.
ReplyDeleteI have a 18 inch green ceramic tree I purchased at the thrift store yesterday for $5 They wanted $8 Its missing maybe 4 bulbs and the star but I found them on ebay so hopefully i will get them soon
ReplyDeleteoh so much good stuff! i LOVE those ceramic trees! we have a smaller version in our bathroom right now and i grew up with another one that was green instead of white that just disappeared over the years and i miss it so much!
ReplyDeleteI so loved my Nashville visit to P-t-pM. I loved talking to one of the owners (and drooled and drooled over their inventory-I still need to take photos of the kitschy Mary I bought!)
ReplyDeleteThe Santa display is wonderful!
i want to live in that place! amazing!
ReplyDeleteMy mom has a whole collection of ceramic trees that were made in the '50s and '60s by my great aunts in their basement kiln. You would love them. Now I can't wait to blog about them next Christmas!
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