While we were on vacation...we visited a wonderful antique shop in Stowe, Vermont. I saw this old bucket that once was used to collect tree sap for maple syrup and I knew I was in love. Someone had painted a quaint winter scene on the face of it. Immediately I thought...this would be great on the front porch in the winter stuffed with pine boughs and cones. I hope you like it as much as I do! ~amy
I'll be linking to Vintage Thingy Thursday hosted by Suzanne at Colorado Lady. Go over... visit and see every one's vintage treasures.
9 comments:
Yes, it is lovely and will look great with boughs and pinecones.
What a great bucket! I agree, it would look great on the front porch during the winter.
~ Tracy
I definitely like that little bucket. It will be great for a lot of usages during the holiday season.
What a great find! Reminisicent of Grandma Moses painting. Beautiful!
Margaret
That's a nice thing to use for winter decorating. I didn't know they used wooden buckets for sap.
Your bucket is cute. I can see it filled with green boughs and pine cones, standing in the snow. I hope you have snow in the winter.
Lovely scene! and I just love that the bucket is from maple sap collecting.
It's perfect, Amy! It reminds me of a Grandma Moses painting! So sweet!!!
Wishing you a happy day,
Zuzu
Your blog is full of treasures that most people don't know the're out there. I appreciate someone like you that really focus on the good things around and because you're focusing on beautiful things, you are also attracting a lot more beautiful things.
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