Smile on Saturday: Maxi-Mini

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Green treasures on the bathroom cabinet: pottery, jadite vases and a very favorite bathing beauty trinket tray.

Given to me by a co-worker.

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More Anthropomorphic jars

Another view of the tub.

A little redecorating in the laundry room!

And a sweet little vintage toy highchair on the nightstand.

Cheery kitchen. Found the sink in the garbage. What people will get rid of. The vintage bakelite and chrome handles are from a local antiques store--in perfect condition.

New head vase on my favorite ballerina television jewelery box.

A pretty vintage pillow case.

When the boys are overnight they got to brush their teeth!! Up and down and back and front!! Little Jackson has to have his brushed for him!!

Our Daily Challenge ~ Brush (es) ...

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Taken at Home in Salford.

This is my Shaving and Grooming Gear that I use the most, i have a lot more but these i favour most, Not included here are my many Aftershaves and Hair Trimmers.

A happy Easter gathering in the dining room.

Blue pottery collection on the mantel.

Some Christmas cheer in the kitchen, mostly Holt Howard.

Sub-collection of head vases: girls/young ladies.

Finally uploading a bunch of pics of recent finds: American Bisque cookie jar, recent flea market find.

I want these in life-size! LOL

Treasures on the washstand, after Christmas, including a new glamour girl (Christmas gift from a dear friend). She's in a rare copper color--so sweet! Love the celluloid ballerina clock.

You look fabulous! We have several of these girls with heart lips and "Scrubbing Bubbles" lashes, probably based on the Holt Howard Christmas head vase, several made by Tilso (including this one), a few figurines by Sonsco, and a head vase series with flowers by Lipper Mann.

The medicine cabinet is original. Love the built-in towel holder.

And the giant pickle jar in the foreground is where we keep the kids' snacks for the week.

A beloved Lefton bird wall pocket, Christmas gift from a dear friend.

View of the bathroom cabinet with a new glamor girl that I managed to squeeze in!

Some vintage Easter cheer on the Magic Chef stove that we use as our little buffet.

Tiny treasures on the bathroom shelf!

This settee and matching chairs belonged to a neighbor. I LOVED them, and then saw the exact set at a local antiques store!

Some holiday cheer in the kitchen.

Vintage cookie Jars, Campbell Soup prints and some of our beloved Gilner pixie wall pockets.

Our favorite sub-collection in the head vase category-Lipper Mann, Tilso, others. Love the heart-shaped lips and "scrubbing bubble" eyes.

My Valentine display this year, on my lovely new sideboard--entire antique dining set recent gift from my sweet neighbor.

Vintage birdie Easter planter, found for only six bucks in Maine (before the Easter bunny came).

Vintage rattle and other little treasures on the bookcase.

I can always squeeze a new little treasure on the shelf.

Favorite little white bedroom tree with all vintage ornaments, mostly Polish and Shiny Brites

This is another of my friend, Don Davenport's creations that I photographed while we were visiting him in Grass Valley, California. Don gave this to me so it's proudly doing duty holding tooth brushes.

Strobist info: Lit with one YN560 in a 24 inch soft box placed in front and camera left about six inches from the subject. Fill light came from a large reflector disk hand held camera right. The flash, in manual mode, was triggered by a Yongnuo RF-603N.

I'm calling this a still life and have placed it in my Still Life Album. www.flickr.com/photos/9422878@N08/sets/72157635247182331/

Vintage watering cans, all flea-market finds.

My beloved vintage Gibson stove. Got rid of a perfectly good dishwasher to make room for her when friends offered her to us (they were remodeling). Of course we said yes! Now my hands are always dry, but I love my stove.

Little treasures. Vintage plastic wall pockets, head vase wall pocket, etc.