We've been at this house for almost a year, and Valentine's Day is the only holiday that I've not celebrated here. A year ago there was no decorating going on at either house. I was eyeball deep in packing boxes and bubble wrap.
These little porcelain pieces are probably from the 50's or 60's. Their detail is hand painted and oh-so-sweet and pretty. The only time of year that I use anything this "Romantic" is Valentine's Day.
One of my vintage postcards is of a little cupid,
so I thought it only fitting to work it into the cloche display.
I have this little vignette sitting on the Dining Room table.
Just look at those little lips and eyebrows.
Although it does appear they need a few "foundational" undergarments.
I seem to be lighting candles here every afternoon.
Sure makes it more cozy and home-y.
But I wouldn't leave this candle by itself,
since it is sitting a bed of moss.
A little more Valentine's Day Inspiration
Here's a lookback post from last year A Vintage Romance
and this post from a few years ago Share the Love
Hope you're having a wonderful week. Cold and light snow here, but nothing sticking to the streets. My husband just told me there are 4 deer in the front yard, (Wednesday evening at 10:00pm) so we watched them make their way through the back yards to the street behind. Even though we live in town we're down the street from a long "nature trail" that eventually finds it's way to the edge of town and opens to a large expanse of wooded land a few miles away. I imagine they had started their "hike" just after dark.
Hope to see you next Monday evening.
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That's the story of my life too. Your vignette look amazing tho!
ReplyDeleteDebra,
ReplyDeleteI love that you find a few treasures for every Season to share with us.
All in due time. . .may you find your treasure trove!
Truly inspiring!
Pat
Aww love that you see deer walking by the yard. I love your Valentine's Day vignette.
ReplyDeleteHave a great evening.
Hugs,
Kris
How fun to bring out some 'old' friends....sweet and a little touch of pink is so sweet!
ReplyDeleteI had to laugh about their "foundational garments". They are truly adorable.
ReplyDeleteJust enough sweetness! I know what you mean about knowing you have it, just not sure where. In fact, seeing your compote reminds me of one I know I didn't purge......but not exactly sure where it is right now. I think I have things fairly organized and labeled, just haven't had enough curiosity to bring things back out yet. Happy to see January come to a close.....ours proved to be quite challenging healthwise for Mr. P, but hopefully on the upswing again.
ReplyDeleteYeah, me too. Looks like we all forget or misplace things. I just simply don't know where I stored them, or what box. I should put labels on them as I do the Christmas stuff.
ReplyDeleteI love your vignette and those cupids are darling and so is the urn. I haven't thought of anything just yet. You are very inspiring.
Enjoy your weekend.
Fabby
Enjoyed your cupids very much; just reminded me of mine sitting on a shelf within reach. It just occurred to me that I enjoy them a lot more than the Valentine red glitter sign I bought to put in the middle of my Christmas wreathe! I love old figurines and have way too many of them. They need to be "vignetted"!
ReplyDeleteVery lovely romantic Valentines decor.
ReplyDeleteHave a great week,
Kippi
I have to say I am kind of glad you didn't find your box and used what you had on hand...I love your little Cherub vignettes. Beautiful photos!!!
ReplyDeleteYou have such a knack for setting up vintage vignettes! I love the "romantic" angels in this one. Had to laugh that you couldn't find the box -- I can totally relate! Thanks for sharing at Vintage Charm. xo Kathleen
ReplyDeletePrecious. I hope you found your Valentine box. These cupids are darling.
ReplyDeleteJust beautiful Debra! Love the postcard. Your vignettes are always so pretty. Have a great weekend!
ReplyDeleteDebra, your pieces are adorable. Yes, very romantic! I always enjoy what you put together. Happy February!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the look back.