With Valentine's Day just around the corner, I thought I'd share some of the vintage love that's on display every day of the year here!
I'm a sucker for a sweet little figurine...
Some prints and old photos call to me...
and even a few old wedding decorations.
Could this be for a 50th anniversary?
I guess I'm just an old romantic at heart.
How about you?
Until next time...sending you love...
I like looking at the old figurines, Linda. I really wonder how old they can be. I also love the photo of the girls and their big hair bows. :) Blessings, xoxo, Susie
ReplyDeleteI am an old romantic at heart too. I love your collections. Those two pups together are so sweet and love love the vintage cake toppers. Have a wonderful weekend Linda and Happy Valentines Day.
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Kris
Sweet Bride and Grooms! Valentine's day for me is family love since I don't have a special guy in my life.
ReplyDeleteLove your vintage collections!
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What a lovely collection, Linda!
ReplyDeleteI just saw the cake toppers come up on Pinterest and I got so excited!!! Those things always make me smile. I just imagine how happy the couple was on their wedding day (and now they're dead and their kids sold their cake topper at an estate sale).
ReplyDeleteWhat fun those old cake toppers are...nothing like the ones they have today. I love that loving pup chalkware piece(or whatever it is). Hope you have a wonderful weekend, Linda. xo Diana
ReplyDeleteI'm not a romantic, but I love your vintage stash!
ReplyDeleteBrenda
What a fun post! And yes, I would say the couple with the gray hair, and the gold gown on the lady, is definitely for a 50th anniversary. Wish I thought I would look like that on my 50th anniversary (which is only 7 years away)!
ReplyDeleteThank you! Mine isn't too many years away either!
DeleteI save all sorts of figurines and I am totally drawn to the yelloware-colored plaster ones. We have something in common for sure. I think it was brilliant of you to highlight couples of a different sort than the regular old cliche Valentine. The puppy and the kitten get my vote for cutest couple of the year.
ReplyDeleteGinene
Thank you, Ginene! I love the puppy and kitten, too!
DeleteBeautiful collection! My favorite is the two dogs. So darn sweet!
ReplyDeleteI can't resist the scuffed up faces on those old figurines either, Linda. You've got a nice collection to display for Valentine's Day. The cat and dog print is adorable! Love the little chippy cabinet, too!
ReplyDeleteI totally agree with you....I think love is all around a happy home---and it doesn't take a 'holiday' to express it. Thanks for the fun posts of vintage, Love! Sandi
ReplyDeleteLoved seeing these romantic vintage pieces...so pretty!
ReplyDeleteHelen xox
Now I know why I keep all my figurine couple LOL Love is in the air
ReplyDeleteHappy Valentine's weekend
I really like chalk figures, and yours are so special. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteI am also drawn to chippy old pieces, and those puppies are the best! (My son collects them.) I would probably start collecting cake toppers myself but I never see them! (Probably or the best lol). Happy Valentine's Day, Linda! xo Kathleen Charm Bracelet Diva {At Home}
ReplyDeleteLove your romantic figurines - perfect for Valentine's Day!
ReplyDeleteOh, I love these, especially the chalk dogs! I am sucker for vintage baby flower vases or containers--they are so cute and whimsical.
ReplyDeleteYep.... a romantic here too.
ReplyDeleteI love the way that the cat is looking at the dog... so sweet.
Hope you enjoyed Valentines Day
Karen x
These are so precious, Linda! Love the little dog figurine and the dog and cat print <3 All the figurines are so sweet. Hope your Valentine's Day was special. xx Karen
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful post! Here's to celebrating Valentine's Day!
ReplyDeleteHappy day to you friend!
karianne
Lovely vintage thing´s...
ReplyDeleteHave a happy sunday!
Titti
Just saw this post. I love your romantic collection, particularly the cake toppers. When my son and his fiancée get married in May they are going to use the cake topper my parents used in 1951. I didn't use it at my wedding for some reason -- I think my mom wasn't sure where it was at that time. It's similar to the one you have with the couple on a plastic stand. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteOh I love your idea so much...how special! I didn't even think of using my own cake topper on the cake when my kids were married!
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