

Okay, so I lied to you! I know I said I was going to post more vintage Valentine postcards this evening BUT... I was cleaning out my office today and I found the piece you see above and I just HAD to share it with you. And it just couldn't wait!!! I've had this for a year and had totally forgotten about. This is the front of an antique sales flyer for a Furniture manufacturer in Paris. I just love the ornate frame, the beautiful typography and of course the Paris address. I'm posting two copies, one that has the original aged patina and one that has been cleaned up, so you can decide how you want to use these. I hope you like them!
I promise, I'll post the Valentine's tomorrow.
XXXOOO


Its Ok!
ReplyDeleteI'm glad that you shared this beauty!
Thank you!
Hugs!
Sandra!
Thanks for all the goodies you always share....LOVE them!
ReplyDeleteLove this label!! Can't wait to use it. Just made a copy and I'm having my husband make photo copies tomorrow so that I can maybe do some decoupage with it. Many thanks!!
ReplyDeleteHi Karen,
ReplyDeleteI love this advertising ephemera....thanks for posting.
Jane
I've saved both versions, Karen! Not sure at the moment what I'm going to do with them, but I'm sure a lightbulb will go off at some point! Thank you!
ReplyDeleteThis is like a little Valentine's Day gift to us all. It's wonderful, fabulous and gorgeous. We should all use it in something and brag about it on Monday!
ReplyDeleteOh i love it! Thanks for sharing Karen :)
ReplyDeleteBoth versions are great, thanks so much for sharing!
ReplyDeleteThese are great, thank you for being so generous with all of the images you share! :)
ReplyDeleteIt's lovely, thank you!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous image, thank you!
ReplyDeleteI was really surprised to see that it says the stores are open on a SUNDAY until 3 o'clock. These days, you are hard pushed to find a store open on a Sunday, usually only the bakeries are open, because they French can't do without their fresh French stick. But supermarkets and all other shops are usually closed. At least in Burgundy, where our cottage is. That was the most difficult thing to get used to.
Hi Karen,
ReplyDeletelove it - thanks for all the great images you always share.
Hugs
Marie
Thanks sweetie...I feel a craft project coming on!!!!
ReplyDeleteThis one really spoke to my heart,
xoxo~Kathy @ Sweet Up-North Mornings...
Great image!! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteOMG! I just came across to your wonderful blog this morning. I love all the ephemera you have posted! I surely will be back again and again! Thanks so much for sharing!
ReplyDeleteIt's beautiful! Thanks, doll! ~ Angela
ReplyDeleteOkay good, I'm glad you guys weren't disappointed!!
ReplyDeleteLove these Karen. These kinds of things are my very favorite!!
ReplyDeleteRosemary
Beautiful labels. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteOh Karen.....you always post the yummiest things.......but this one is FAB-U-LOUS! :-)
ReplyDeleteThank you!
Hugs,
Spencer
Both of those are definitely worth bragging about. That lampshade blows my mind!
ReplyDeleteI think you are just smashing! Always so generous and giving - it's why I just love your blog and it really says a lot about you as a person.
ReplyDeletethis is sooo beautiful! i saw this image in someone's blog and i was hoping to find the original. yay!
ReplyDeleteThis label is beautiful and I love the project that goes along with it!
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