Having seen on http://buttercupandroses.blogspot.com/ a collection of lovely candlesticks grouped together I thought how lovely they looked. Jennifer had spotted a similar collection on http://curlewcountry.blogspot.com/and had made up her own collection.
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I think that I still need a few more or maybe I should arrange them a little differently..jpg)
The glow from the candles is a lovely sight to see in the Winter months..jpg)
The smallest of these three was bought by Katie my daughter. The thin one came form a little shop somewhere, I cannot remember and the other from a seaside town...cannot remember again as as I have had them so long !
This is probably my favourite. My Mum bought this one for me when I had just got married.
I wonder why !!!
It worked and very quickly too.
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Glass Jar Collection
The two top glass jars are my latest. The small one came from The Station Mill Antique Centre in Chipping Norton and the big one from a lovely shop called No 20 also in Chipping Norton. I have not decided what to keep in them yet as they are not fully airtight ! Any suggestions ?
It does have to be kitchen store supplies though.
The two with pasta in came from a traditional sweetie shop in Bourton On The Water.
I do have a lot more spacial glass jars in the larder.......
Vintage Cutlery
I love these.........I have several butter knives. A complete set of forks and knives for fish. Serving spoons and a couple of forks. A set of knives which I put out when serving cheese. They really are special to me and never ever go in the dishwasher.
Interior Design Books
I collect books, too many books. I have a nice selection of Interior Design and Garden Design books. This is just a few of the Interiors books and all of them are a feast for the eyes.
Dried Chillie Collection
I bought these last year from a local farm shop, they were fresh then and quite cheap to buy. I strung them up and hung them in the kitchen from the top of my larder cupboard and there they have stayed. I will not use them now as I like to look at them ! I adore hot food...the more chilli the better for me !
I have another little glass jar in my larder full of home grown chillies which are so easy to grow and look lovely in a pot for the patio.
Chillies In A Pot
This pot is not one that I would put on display as I do not like the plastic type, but we had no other available and hub had to get it into a bigger pot. You can see they are quite pretty plants and the chillies are lovely when there are a lot of them. They are easy to dry and then store or you can pick them, wash them and pop them in a bag and store in the frezzer.
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