Now discovered, he is now wondering whether it might be a good place to “off load” some of his old stage costumes, although naturally he thought Christies ought to be given the first option to auction them if they thought there was the interest.
Darrell made a couple of considered purchases, but was really much more interested in seeing what caught Hugh’s eye………
……. and then going through it all again when they got home, which proved to be so much fun ……. like the tea cosies he went mad for, so quaint and English he trilled, and interesting head wear, although not a trend likely to catch on, as a wind whistling through your spout hole is never conducive to a warm head, noted Darrell.
It goes without saying that there were a few beaded tranklements, as Hugh is the first to admit, he is forever distracted by shiny things!
Hugh also found a couple of real hand knitted patchwork blankets for his beloved dogs, so countrified and gentile he sighed, and a world away from what they have in Notting Hill ………
4 comments:
That is one impressive dog basket (dog bed?)
Christies or the Car Boot - no brainer - allow the world to own some style, pick the Car Boot. JantheFan x
it is a magical place filled with treasures found in attics and under stairs ,strange things like a pump for milking mothers ,and a scary place in a IT horror film way with scary clown objects and dead faced china dolls on every other stall but then there are the boxs of 100s of things one can spend hours looking throw , and one has read of people finding real treasurers all in all its some where one can go and have a fabtastic time ,with out being mobbed by my darling fans big air kiss and showbiz wave Hugh
Treasure often pops up in car boot (or garage sales or flea market sales in the US)......you never know what is lurking there and waiting to be discovered; a treasure hunt for sure......Love, Dianne
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