Even though the tall pot has a crack down one side, I bought it anyway as I liked the
old world look of the pot. Besides it was only $1 and the crack can be repaired. I liked the green pot also, a deal at $2.
Saw this lying on it's side way in back, and offered the woman $10, she said sold. It stands just over six feet tall and is very well made. I am looking forward to deciding what kind of vine will grace this piece of garden art next year.
I like the detail on the top, don't you too?
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I LOVE your new wrought iron tuteur! I've been looking online for some, but they are all so expensive, and probably flimsy. What luck that you found one at a garage sale for only $10! Great little pots too. I find a lot at thrift stores and on craigslist.
ReplyDeleteI can see a nice pillar rose on it.
ReplyDeleteThe pot with tulips on it has a nice weathered patina. Are you thinking of putting bulbs in it?
ReplyDeleteThe wrought iron has a nice filigreed top. It should be noticeable if the vines aren't too vigorous.
Good job! Very good deals.
ReplyDeletenice garage sale finds. I bought 2 little flower pots today at a sale to put some baby African violets in.
ReplyDeleteNice score. I love all three of your finds. I'm slightly jealous in fact. :)
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