Page’s Thieves Market {dreamy vintage galore}
Hello my wonderful friends!! :)
I shared with you all recently our trip to Charleston/Mt. Pleasant, SC and Asheville, NC.
I mentioned that I’d be sharing my visit to the ever popular and FABULOUS Page’s Thieves Market in Mt. Pleasant next.
Well today is the day!
Be ready to feast your eyes on dreamy vintage galore.
I’ve visited this market before (see it here) and have now made it a regular stop on every visit down to see my family.
And who wouldn’t? They have THE best stuff….just take a look —
It’s actually a table. I thought it was a sign when I first walked up to it.
Loving the smiley on the window. ;)
Really wanted the metal cart.
Crates….old. LOVE.
I could just do so much with this.
Look…at….the…detail on that! WOW
Antique hall tree goodness.
Love the unique shaped mirror.
How cool is this?
Old radio……
A “cooker” and a cooler…hee hee
Old door love.
Just beautiful…..
Always a sucker for old fans.
I want to paint this next one…
Have you ever seen so many beautiful and unique pieces in one place??
I mean really. Just look at those door/drawer fronts ….and the mirror.
More door love…..
I want them.
Another “cooker”. I want it too.
I can always use a good ole barrel like this….for something.
Tried to get my sister in law to buy this to use as a “coffee bar”.
Perfect for that, right? I can just see it in a little coffee shop.
Painted differently, of course. ;)
And finally, more door love.
…and that knob/hardware and star in the glass. Sigh.
It’s all breathtaking, isn’t it? I sure think so!
And this was only a small portion of what I saw.
I hope you enjoyed seeing some of the “beautiful” that I saw at Page’s Thieves Market recently.
If you like this sort of thing, and ever find yourself in that area, be sure to stop by!
You won’t regret it! :)
See you all on Thursday with a fun new FALL craft/decor!!
While you were pointing out the second door, did you notice the basket weave walls? WOW! It looks they they used slats from fruit crates. How fun and unusual, and the items for sale are NOT definitely run-of-the-mill! I would have been in heaven…without money!!! Alas…
OH my gosh!!! I did not notice that!! It is such a sensory overload in there. SO much to see that I completely looked right past that. And didn’t even notice in my photo! How crazy. But how cool is that?
Thanks so much for pointing it out…even I now see something new and fun in my post! ;)
And no, they sure were not! They were all so unique and beautiful. I’m going to have to take a full view shot looking in at different angles to give scope of how large and how many pieces are in there next visit!
Glad you enjoyed it!! :)
Nancy
Did you buy anything? There are so many tempting things at that place, its probably a good thing that I live so far away from there! ha ha
No I sure didn’t! Didn’t have a way to get it back home. ;) It’d be dangerous if I lived right by there too!!
Nancy
Ooooh I could spend hours in there! I recently found an amazing market like this while visiting my sister and like you, I didn’t have a way to bring anything back or I sure as heck would’ve. I bet it was hard to walk away from some that goodness. I know it sure was for me.
Oh I know!! I would have loved to! There was so much to see…and dream about! ;) I love it all and the history and secrets they all hold. So fascinating to me.
Very hard to walk out empty handed!! lol
Nancy