I love these eggs! I got them at a yard sale and they're made of metal, not cheap tin, and not a scratch on them. I'm assuming they're vintage because of their heft. Doesn't the compote make a nice little nest for them?
Not Easter officially, but a pretty Spring tray. Of course I love the primroses on it!
Trapped! I never did do anything with this, so I thought it would make a nice temporary bunny cage.
Mary Engelbreit tin buckets. I love the detail on the handles. The chick on the left is Dept. 56, and the bird on the right is antique store.
That's enough for today. Have a happy day!
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Those are lovely..especially that pretty little bird.
I still have to pull out my Easter stuff...I am so behind this year.
Unfortunately, my Grandmother is
in the last stages of Dementia, and we have been overwhelmed with
helping out over there.
I'm home today, maybe I should just go pull out that box now.
I love what you shared today. I found some of those metal eggs, too, very similar, right at Christmastime so I got them very cheap, only $2 for a bag of them! They are delightful. But mine might be tin, because they are light.
Your bunny in the cage looks very cute. I think he's enjoying relaxing in there. He's had about enough of getting up at dawn and delivering Easter Eggs all over creation.
The vintage card is just gorgeous. It makes such a pretty sidebar decoration.
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