Payment must be received within 7 days of auction close. Please note, because I have a regular, full-time job, I am only able to ship on Saturdays. Measurements for this tree are approx.: 21-1/2" tall x 10-1/2" wide. These are not noticeable and only add to the vintage appeal of this tree. T is one aqua ornament that has been bumped at some point and has a broken side, and one of the pink ornaments at the base of the tree has a small chip. This item still has the original tag from "Simply Shabby" line. The base is done as a silver leaf pot and topped with the shabby pink ornaments which just adds to the overall sparkle of this tree. This tree was designed in a truly vintage style with beaded branches and gorgeous aqua and shabby pink glass ornaments. So yes, this is a very special time of year.Extremely Rare - Rachel Ashwell Shabby Chic Christmas Tree Vintage Delight! This exquisite and extremely rare tree is from Rachel Ashwell's "Simply Shabby" line and is absolutely breathtaking. While chandeliers twinkle all year round, the shorter days in particular need and relish their romantic presence. No longer intimidatingly perfect, the trays are now so very usable.Īnd of course, lighting takes on a whole different effect in the winter months. The slightly bolder colors complemented by gold give them an overall faded-grandeur effect. I’m always on the lookout for vintage accessories, especially Florentine trays for this time of year. Our cross-stitched stocking was inspired by a threadbare sampler, a common practice in days gone by.
Our “Pink Santa” art piece is hand painted by an artist with no digital shortcuts. With so much so-called “entertainment” at our finger tips, it’s easy to become just an observer and not be part of creating.
I revisit the movie Little Women, when time was a little slower, and creativity and make-believe in the home were the custom. It’s also a time when I appreciate more than ever nostalgic details, handwork, teeny ruffles and vintage items with evidence of past lives. Even though Christmas is traditionally known for reds and greens, somehow darker shades of pale belong too. Faux furs and soft, drapey velvets are my favorites. When getting ready to decorate for the season, I start to pull out some of my holiday treasures and layer color and soft fabrics on my bed and sofa with throws and bedcovers. Even though I love the spectrum of these shades all year round, the transition from fall to winter is when I really embrace the moody blues and pinks. Pale pinks blend into raspberry, eggshell blue to teal and whites to grays. I love when the seasons inspire getting cozy and when my pastel palette takes on deeper tones.
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