3.25.2008

jujutoo.



I'm a massive fan of vintage accessories and homewares, if you haven't already guessed. It gives me a warm and fuzzy feeling to think about who once owned these glasses, and what was served in them? Pink lemonade? Iced tea? Tap water?



Or this scarf? Did she wear this around her neck to the theatre, or perhaps she used it as a headwrap for a long drive down Highway 1?



And just who posed for the person behind the lens of this camera? I love it, I love it, I love it! And I looooove JuJuToo's modest selection of antiques--- only the best of the best here! Now off to fantasize about the yummy dinner these salt and pepper shakers were used for...

14 comments:

heidi said...

in the glasses...
vodka & hawiian punch.
on ice.

/// said...

Ha... oh, I love you, dear Heidi. :)

Kelly said...

those glasses are amazing.
my choice? extra large SHOTS!

heidi said...

Erin dearest, i love u too. Now stop blogging for an hour so i can get some work done, OK!? ;-)

/// said...

HAHAHAHAHAHAH!

Cindy said...

i love vintage, too. there's a kind of legacy when you buy something that was once "loved" by someone else.

i covet that camera - so rear window!

kim. said...

I have that exact camera!

/// said...

Oh Kim. As if I need yet ANOTHER reason to stalk you like mad... :)

kim. said...

LOL - I have about 8 vintage cameras. I have no clue what to do with them. Your panties in a knot now? ;)

/// said...

AHHHHH, Kim. You're killing me here! :)

heidi said...

i have one too! Good idea for my next post....

/// said...

DANGIT-- I am ALWAYS the last one to the party!!!

Kara said...

I have that camera! Oh god I LOVE vintage cameras. There's something so charming about them. Also I fantasize about buying specialty film and getting them to work again.

/// said...

Me TOO, Kara!!! :)

welcome.

because beauty lies in the details of design. in the pencil shavings, in the blueberry waffles. the vintage dress, framed portrait, old postcard.

design is inevitable. celebrated. design for mankind.

3.25.2008

jujutoo.



I'm a massive fan of vintage accessories and homewares, if you haven't already guessed. It gives me a warm and fuzzy feeling to think about who once owned these glasses, and what was served in them? Pink lemonade? Iced tea? Tap water?



Or this scarf? Did she wear this around her neck to the theatre, or perhaps she used it as a headwrap for a long drive down Highway 1?



And just who posed for the person behind the lens of this camera? I love it, I love it, I love it! And I looooove JuJuToo's modest selection of antiques--- only the best of the best here! Now off to fantasize about the yummy dinner these salt and pepper shakers were used for...

14 comments:

heidi said...

in the glasses...
vodka & hawiian punch.
on ice.

/// said...

Ha... oh, I love you, dear Heidi. :)

Kelly said...

those glasses are amazing.
my choice? extra large SHOTS!

heidi said...

Erin dearest, i love u too. Now stop blogging for an hour so i can get some work done, OK!? ;-)

/// said...

HAHAHAHAHAHAH!

Cindy said...

i love vintage, too. there's a kind of legacy when you buy something that was once "loved" by someone else.

i covet that camera - so rear window!

kim. said...

I have that exact camera!

/// said...

Oh Kim. As if I need yet ANOTHER reason to stalk you like mad... :)

kim. said...

LOL - I have about 8 vintage cameras. I have no clue what to do with them. Your panties in a knot now? ;)

/// said...

AHHHHH, Kim. You're killing me here! :)

heidi said...

i have one too! Good idea for my next post....

/// said...

DANGIT-- I am ALWAYS the last one to the party!!!

Kara said...

I have that camera! Oh god I LOVE vintage cameras. There's something so charming about them. Also I fantasize about buying specialty film and getting them to work again.

/// said...

Me TOO, Kara!!! :)