Rust and Refind
Open first weekend and additional Saturday each month, every Wednesday and Thursday 11-4, Special Events AND BY APPOINTMENT, Antiques, Vintage, Decor, ETSY, Pinterest, Instagram and local Markets, Custom Paint and Paint Retailer
I love vintage tins from Europe, and this small collection of five Jacksons of Piccadilly Tea tins from England that I brought back from Belgium are so sweet and charming. Can be reused for food-stuffs or such, or the perfect pop of color to add to your collection or favorite kitchenalia vignette.
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OPEN TODAY (SUNDAY) from 12-5! Another beautiful day to visit us and our other favorite local spots in #loudouncounty
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OPEN TODAY (SUNDAY) from 12-5! Another beautiful day to visit us and our other favorite local spots in #loudouncounty
Happy Saturday! We are OPEN today from 10-5 and Sunday 12-5! It’s a beautiful weekend to stroll/drive through #loudouncounty and we’d love to be on your list of stops. We have #allthethings to make your home beautiful, too, plus beautiful gifts for loved ones, and all the things diy to make your projects and furniture beautiful.
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These vintage French demijohns have are the most beautiful green and look great in many spaces. Tuck in a corner, style in a bookshelf or on top of an armoire or cabinet, side table styling, wine room, porch and patio. Drape decorator beads or these monks beads over them, place on top of a pedestal or in a large lantern and voila…you have the perfect anchor for a vignette . And did I say vintage and French? Oh, and wine was involved somewhere at sometime, too! If you didn’t know, demijohns are wine bottles, and the vintage ones are just gorgeous, but they still make and use them today primarily in France and Italy. When I lived in Italy, we would get our “weekly” table wine by going to the nearest vineyard, and filling up our demijohn (about this size). If you didn’t drink it in a week, it would leave a ring or it would go to waste. So, we were obligated to drink it. 😀 The very large demijohns were too heavy or cumbersome to carry (even the small ones) so many had a protective but pretty carrier/case like wicker, which you do not find today. Today, they have plastic ones ..and I don’t see those every being antique and collectible. Just sayin’. The Italian demijohns are widely recognizable…they have a distinguishable green and style. The French ones have a lot more character and color, and they come in a variety of shapes. The ovals are my faves. If you see a demijohn with a top that looks broken, fear not. These are the OLD ones and that is how the glass maker would cut it. There is a lot of historic significances and makers marks to look for in these wine bottles, but mostly they are just (dare I say again) beautiful!
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These vintage French demijohns have are the most beautiful green and look great in many spaces. Tuck in a corner, style in a bookshelf or on top of an armoire or cabinet, side table styling, wine room, porch and patio. Drape decorator beads or these monks beads over them, place on top of a pedestal or in a large lantern and voila…you have the perfect anchor for a vignette . And did I say vintage and French? Oh, and wine was involved somewhere at sometime, too! If you didn’t know, demijohns are wine bottles, and the vintage ones are just gorgeous, but they still make and use them today primarily in France and Italy. When I lived in Italy, we would get our “weekly” table wine by going to the nearest vineyard, and filling up our demijohn (about this size). If you didn’t drink it in a week, it would leave a ring or it would go to waste. So, we were obligated to drink it. 😀 The very large demijohns were too heavy or cumbersome to carry (even the small ones) so many had a protective but pretty carrier/case like wicker, which you do not find today. Today, they have plastic ones ..and I don’t see those every being antique and collectible. Just sayin’. The Italian demijohns are widely recognizable…they have a distinguishable green and style. The French ones have a lot more character and color, and they come in a variety of shapes. The ovals are my faves. If you see a demijohn with a top that looks broken, fear not. These are the OLD ones and that is how the glass maker would cut it. There is a lot of historic significances and makers marks to look for in these wine bottles, but mostly they are just (dare I say again) beautiful!
#FridayFaves at the #rustandrefindartisanmarket! OPEN SATURDAY 10-5, SUNDAY 12-5.
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Born Again Barrels KatieDid DesignsMorgaStudioSimply Loved by JuliaTwo Jaynes
BeadsbybeckaBobs Bowls Jarhead Leather Co Sweet Harvest Designs Wine Your Beeswax Candles @hummingbirdhavenhill @featherandfig
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Born Again Barrels KatieDid DesignsMorgaStudioSimply Loved by JuliaTwo Jaynes
BeadsbybeckaBobs Bowls Jarhead Leather Co Sweet Harvest Designs Wine Your Beeswax Candles @hummingbirdhavenhill @featherandfig
We love our customer shares! And we love pieces of history, family heirlooms and things with stories!
It’s Friday-yay! And we’re OPEN today 10-5, Saturday 10-5 and Sunday 12-5. Come visit us this weekend and visit our favorite winery Fleetwood Farm Winery and enjoy a lunch or dinner at HammerDownBBQ …we love our fellow small business neighbors, and you will, too!
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This antique European goat cart/potato wagon is perfect for your garden or porch to welcome neighbors and friends. Add seasonal decor throughout the year. And, it has closed sides as opposed to rails, so one of the nicer ones with a little gray blue chippy paint. #yourhomeyourstory
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KatieDid Designs Born Again Barrels MorgaStudio Simply Loved by Julia Two Jaynes
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This antique European goat cart/potato wagon is perfect for your garden or porch to welcome neighbors and friends. Add seasonal decor throughout the year. And, it has closed sides as opposed to rails, so one of the nicer ones with a little gray blue chippy paint. #yourhomeyourstory
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KatieDid Designs Born Again Barrels MorgaStudio Simply Loved by Julia Two Jaynes
Check out my recent post on this country drive in Hillsborough Virginia. I hadn’t been on this road before, and loved this old building and the quiet, serene calm of the misty morning. Could have stayed there all day listening to the birds.
