Nicki and I wound up scoring a vehicle, early early Saturday morning, to transport us over to the
Brimfield antique show. We made the journey to purchase props for a film Nicki is making, set in the early 1960's. Primarily looking for specific items from the 1950's and before, I must say, I think we were quite successful. While prop shopping, I was able to snap some photos of objects that caught my eye but wouldn't necessarily fit into the films theme and aesthetic—more like the kind of stuff I would have liked to take home.
Pretty pink porcelain parrots.
The absolute first thing I saw upon entering the world of Brimfield, was this amazing cabinet-like canary cage–quite exquisite.
Loved this over sized parrot mural...
and these antique model mushroom specimens that were priced at two grand for the set
(I thought the guy was joking when I asked how much).
Anything macabre I admire and this funeral case held this infant memorial that was quite a spectacle.
Too young to have any hair to make the traditional mourning adornments, these were hand crafted from felt and fibers—it was really sweet.
Amongst the many other things handmade that I spotted, was this funny box with a pile of figurines on the lid all painted gold.
I was scolded for taking a picture of this monkey by the vendor—I wanted to run and hide.
Always drawn to ships, I found a big ship model encased in a glass box and am now regretting not buying this ship plate that was only $9.
This car is just awesome. I wish cars still looked like this one.
A boudoir lacy cover up flows in the breeze of Brimfield, Massachusetts.
I wanted so badly this Aztec carpet, but I was not about to spend $1200 on a rug—even though it is probably worth it.
I thought this looked like an asshole. funny. laugh.
