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Nancy Gartenman Posted - Mar 30 2010 : 4:18:20 PM
We got so many nice things from Richard's Aunts estate years ago. These were just a few of the Easter decorations. They seem to have so much more character then the new ones.

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theprimitivepilgrim Posted - Mar 31 2010 : 6:44:35 PM
What treasures, Nancy! They have so much character, and all seem to have such sweet faces!

Thank you for sharing~
~Michelle
knitnpickinatune Posted - Mar 31 2010 : 08:22:50 AM
I like those! It's hard to find nice decor anymore.

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FebruaryViolet Posted - Mar 31 2010 : 07:19:46 AM
Love them, Nancy...and now I will go and hang my head in shame because the only thing I managed to get out this year was my forsythia wreath for the front door. Oh, and a lavender candle. Next year, next year, when there will be less child-proofing and more decorations!!!!


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Miss Bee Haven Posted - Mar 31 2010 : 07:10:46 AM
Rooster pulling the cart! Love him! And the delicate little umbrella with the bunny.

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ceejay48 Posted - Mar 31 2010 : 07:05:32 AM
Adorable . . .too cute!!
Thanks for sharing the pic!!
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vintagediva1 Posted - Mar 31 2010 : 06:41:48 AM
Love 'em Nancy,
Bet they look real cute in your house
Michele

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Love that good ole vintage junk
Ga Girl Posted - Mar 31 2010 : 05:41:51 AM
Love the decorations Nancy, my theory is older is always better!

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LBP Posted - Mar 31 2010 : 05:03:50 AM
I have that same rooster! I love the old decorations, thanks for sharing.

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Nancy Gartenman Posted - Mar 31 2010 : 04:47:16 AM
Thank you Nicole.
Yes The older things seem to be made with more care for all the Holidays. They also were not mass produced like they are today which gives them more value.

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texdane Posted - Mar 30 2010 : 6:55:31 PM
I agree, your decorations are very cute. It's hard to find things like that anymore. You should put them out. I also love the old Halloween and Christmas decorations, too. They have more "spunk". I think the children's books from the 40's and 50's are the most charming, too. Like your blog, Nancy!

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