The legend of big toot.

I've been booting! And here are the things I got . . .
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An enamel teapot and spotty tray - looking perfect alongside some original jo waterhouse ceramics.
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A slightly barmy oil painting. Looks like it might be a nice still life of some iced fingers and a glass of wine. I shall call it 'the perfect night in'
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Another nice image, a block print this time. Something deeply heroic looking about this person . . . also just a hint of inbreeding around the eyes.
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Handsome and simple brass hooks.
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Toy tools - for kids to wreak havoc with.
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I picked this up and thought - 'gosh, that's so twee' . . . 'ah crap, I've bought it'
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A little weaving sample.
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A tin especially shaped for epaulettes.
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Very dainty beads made from stone. Nice!
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Plates, previously belonging to David Hodges.
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A nice melamine dish - that is currently cradling my brand new Sweetheart Hoya plant.
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And three of these glorious educational posters!
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So that's how you do it!
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Thank you Bovril! But which part is your favourite? . . . 
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Yes! That's my favourite bit too.
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A length of Liberty fabric in Bauhaus print. Colours!
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And lastly a swarthy, sexy, industrial lighty-job.
That's your lot. Off to market tomorrow - see you there?
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11 comments:

  1. Afternibbin13 March 2013 at 15:20

    That Liberty fabric is amazing!! :)

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  2. emmel-prutsemieke14 March 2013 at 05:13

    the swimming person is great!

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  3. sophiei14 March 2013 at 06:42

    are you selling the swimmers? they're brill

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  4. Jo Waterhouse14 March 2013 at 15:28

    Yes, I will put the swimmers on Etsy soon I think.

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  5. Madeleine15 March 2013 at 01:02

    How can you be sure that tin isn't for a butternut squash? good to see those toot post titles flourishing!

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  6. Gina15 March 2013 at 10:38

    Must have the swimming posters!
    Too bad time is not on my side as
    I'm all the way over in the States.

    Best wishes!

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  7. the vicars alter ego15 March 2013 at 11:11

    am I the only one wondering;why did david write on the top-side of the plate and not on the bottom?

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  8. Jo Waterhouse16 March 2013 at 02:07

    Arrgh! Madeleine! You're good!
    I'll try and get them up asap Gina!
    And your holiness: I hate to show you up but . . . it is written on the bottom of the plates. I would really like it to be written across the top though, that would amuse me.

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  9. Jo Waterhouse16 March 2013 at 02:07

    Arrgh! Madeleine! You're good!
    I'll try and get them up asap Gina!
    And your holiness: I hate to show you up but . . . it is written on the bottom of the plates. I would really like it to be written across the top though, that would amuse me.

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  10. THE BOGNOR BUGLE16 March 2013 at 05:23

    I've been looking for those plates for ages, can I have them back please. Thank you. David Hodges.

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  11. Jane Aston19 March 2013 at 03:22

    I'm in love with the Kettle.

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