Hola Amigos! Since tomorrow I'm going to be a bit busy at the Red Cross, I decided to give you a very quick peek (don't blink or you will miss it) and show you some of my hidden Valentine Decor. Among blog world bloggers are displaying beautiful Valentine's decorations and I'm feeling the itch to join them....but frankly...I don't have a heart to do it! Either that or I don't have enough stuff to create a beautiful mantle or romantic vignette, maybe one day when I grow up!
I have a little armoire in a corner of my room. Old little thing, given to me by a neighbor lady I helped moved to a retirement home and she didn't have a use for it anymore. I crowned my little corner closet with a very romantic sign, flowers and a vintage brass cherub bread toaster! This time not holding toast but a few pearl necklaces...nothing speaks romance like a French Sign and Pearls...Coco Chanel calling!
Inside you will find my cupcake collection. Similar to what a did for Christmas, minus the tree I added all the romantic cupcakes I had around the house, a few felt hearts and my vintage cupids.
Love this Vintage Art Deco Copper Cherub. Quite heavy and with a beautiful patina.
My Capodimonte vase displaying and array of hearts.
Usually all remains behind closed doors..apparently cats are Valentine lovers and they won't get their little paws of my hearts.
On my desk, a vintage lamp with a very chippy cherub is surrounded by 2 of my most prized possessions Antique Pewter Ice Cream Molds that coincidentally depict scenes that celebrate Love...the Bell with Cupid to celebrate marriage and the Heart to celebrate Valentines.
Ice Cream Molds were used commercially in the late 1800's and early 1900's, but most were marketed for private house use.
Wish I could use them for their actual purpose of make beautiful molded ice cream, but they don't recommend it due to other metals like lead mixed with the pewter that could be harmful if ingested.
Does it ever happen to you that you have something around the house just waiting to be used at the right moment?...well I guess the moment came for all my chubby guys.
Hope you enjoyed this glimpse into my hidden Valentine's decor hopefully to increase in years to come so it can get out of the closet and into a more social area of the house.
Besitos,
Lizy
Wishing a Happy Valentines at these Fabulous Parties:
Under the Table and Dreaming
This Gal Cooks
Bernideen's Tea Time Blog
The Tablescaper
Life on Lakeshore Drive
The Style Sisters
From My Front Porch to Yours
The Charm of Home
Handy Man, Crafty Woman
Primp
A Humble Creation
Fluster Buster
Designed Decor
Confessions of an ADD Housewife
Food Done Light
Embracing Change
Consider Me Inspired
Fireflies and Jellybeans
Cozy Little House
Kreative Creationz
Sincerely, Paula
French Country Cottage
Jennifer Rizzo
Miss Information
My Romantic Home
Love and Laundry
Chic on a Shoestring
My Turn (for Us)
Dear Creatives
Classy Clutter
Your Home Based Mom
Sew-Licious Home Decor
Wishing a Happy Valentines at these Fabulous Parties:
Under the Table and Dreaming
This Gal Cooks
Bernideen's Tea Time Blog
The Tablescaper
Life on Lakeshore Drive
The Style Sisters
From My Front Porch to Yours
The Charm of Home
Handy Man, Crafty Woman
Primp
A Humble Creation
Fluster Buster
Designed Decor
Confessions of an ADD Housewife
Food Done Light
Embracing Change
Consider Me Inspired
Fireflies and Jellybeans
Cozy Little House
Kreative Creationz
Sincerely, Paula
French Country Cottage
Jennifer Rizzo
Miss Information
My Romantic Home
Love and Laundry
Chic on a Shoestring
My Turn (for Us)
Dear Creatives
Classy Clutter
Your Home Based Mom
Sew-Licious Home Decor
My mom had one of those vintage toasters in the house. I haven't seen one of those in years!
ReplyDeleteLizy, it's just fabulous! I enjoyed all the lovely details and your sweet sense of humor. Thanks for sharing at A Humble Creation's link party! I look forward to more of your projects.
ReplyDeleteLove the ice cream molds and the bejeweled hearts. So sweet!
ReplyDeleteThank You Christine! The molds are my favorite too!!! and everything with sparkles of course! Thanks for stopping by!
DeleteYou have some beautiful things... Love the ice cream molds. Thanks for sharing your Valentines decor... Love them all.
ReplyDeleteThank you Marlys...I so wish I could use them but the "lead" factor keeps from it...I'm just happy to look at them, lol..thank You for stopping by and commenting. Love everytime you visit!
DeleteVery cute blog here and who doesn't love chocolate! Thank you for linking to my Open House link party.
ReplyDeleteAnother cute post, Lizabeth! I love the frenchy touches, the moulds and the tulips! And I LOVE chocolate! Thank you for linking to my HOME and I'm a new Follower.
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Sandi
Love the Coco Chanel vignette! Also, those ice cream molds are unbelievably lovely. What a shame that they can no longer be used. Perhaps, you should start a company to make reproductions - I would buy them!,
ReplyDeleteEverything looks so pretty!! I love everything. Thank you so much for sharing at A Bouquet of Talent.
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Kathy
Always a pleasure to attend your party Kathy! Thank You so much!
DeleteSuch cute vignettes.
ReplyDeleteLovely to have you at Seasonal Sundays.
- The Tablescaper
Beautiful! Thank you for joining Home Sweet Home!
ReplyDeleteSherry
So pretty! Glad you came over and shared at last weekends link party @The Weekend re-Treat!
ReplyDeleteHope to see you link up again this weekend!