I wonder whose baby this was? A famous cupid photo image taken a hundred years ago. And I think I've seen this print in every antique shop I have ever stepped foot in! |
This is my little collection
of Valentine things at the entry....
the not-so-red version.
the not-so-red version.
I know these little shoes aren't officially Valentine-ish, but some little angel wore them, and cupid was an angel....so it works, right?! Okay, so it's a stretch. :) |
Winged angel heads on my candlesticks turned lamps. |
That's number two of four Valentine
theme posts.... two more to come soon!
xoxoxox~
Alison
theme posts.... two more to come soon!
xoxoxox~
Alison
13 comments:
oops ... almost forgot ...
thanks sweetie
xoxoxo
I am loving the picture of the little cupid girl! Happy Valentines day!!
Such a pretty and tasteful vignette. I think the shoes are the perfect addition.
The brass shoes are a perfect addition Alison, and yes I agree they work. Cute cute vignette.
Alison, this is such a sweet vignette. I love the little shoes...they just add to the charm!! Have a Happy Valentine's Day!!
I have that that same little cupid photo. Love all your vintage valentines grouped together!
Love the little shoes - I used shoes (bronze and my girls ballet shoes) in my V-day decor this year.
Kelly
Bonsoir! I adore this vignette. The shoes are extra sweet! I especially love the cupid. The child in the photo is Josephine Anderson, the daughter of a friend of the actual photographer, M.B. Parkinson. I have the print in a large convex glass from 1897, hanging with my other angel prints. She brings a smile to me every morning! Lovely post darling. Merci!
Just gorgeous!
~Des
Such a pretty vignette! Love the adorable little cupid girl with the red bow! Thanks for sharing.
Love you candlesticks turned lamps. All looks divine. We are having snow,hard on Valentine deliveries. Oh well. Richard from My Old Historic House.
More beautiful Valentines! I love these ones too especially the very first photo which I have never seen before! So sweet. Happy Valentine's Day to you! Hugs,
Pamela
Alison, I'm thrilled you are sharing these valentine posts. Each one is a treat! Your entry hall vignette is charming. Love the little shoes. I have a small collection of these that I've picked up over time at Round Top antique shows. Some are so interesting. I need to do a post on these little treasures. I group mine together in a bowl. ;-)
~ Sarah
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