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| AMAZING ASSORTMENT OF JEWELRY AT THE TURNABOUT! |
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| HAVE YOU EVERY SEEN SUCH A WONDERFUL ASSORTMENT OF DOLLS? |
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| WONDERFUL DRESS TO WEAR AT A PARTY? MAYBE TO THE SYMPHONY? I VOTE FOR THE SYMPHONY! |
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| STRANGE ASSEMBLAGE WHICH, WHEN EXAMINED CAREFULLY, COMES UP TO BED: NIGHT CLOTHES TO KEEP YOU WARM. A HAT TO KEEP YOU LOOKING LOVELY. A TRULY BEAUTIFUL SCARF! ENJOY! |
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| A table full of things, mysterious and fun! I'll have to leave it to you to figure out what everything is with the exception of the lamp. Lovely, isn't it? And is that another small, lamp, meant perhaps for a child's bedroom? |
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| A stunning vase, I think, but I have to leave it to you to give it the final name. I do love the color! Fantastic! The items to the right are a mystery but interesting, don't you think? |
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| A Halloween Hat! What else can it be? The scarf goes nicely with it, don't you think? |
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| A lovely, old fashioned chair with matching stool and they look to be in great shape, don't they? |
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| Oh, I wish I had a body that could fit into this! Beautiful, isn't it! |
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| This picture is bursting with wonderful things--so many I have trouble knowing where to start. The plate standing in the center takes my eye first--it's truly unusual and I believe is homemade--as are, I believe, the two plates to the right. Behind them is an ancient photograph of a very proud, and beautiful family. |
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| This is a wonderful grouping of handmade plates. Aren't they wonderful? This particular size of plate is harder to find, isn't it, and just perfect for any number of things--desert, salad? |
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| I'm struck by how unusual this plate is. Again, I wonder whether it's homemade? It would hold any number of dishes and blend in with any number of color schemes. |
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| A beautiful painting with every color imaginable. It's already framed and I believe you couldn't do much better than the silver frame around it! |
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| Isn't this a beautiful pair of earrings? Again, our special jewelry person, Annie, has done it again. This is just one of a beautiful assortment of earrings. |
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| Can't you see this wonderful steam locomotive chugging away and hear that long, lonely whistle in the night? Or maybe this is too early for that that particular sound of a whistle and the bell is all you'd hear? All of your railroad aficionados--what say? I believe there's a wonderful Railroad Museum in Sacramento that might sport such a wonderful bit of Railroad lore. I hope so--surely such a work of art must be available to be seen somewhere! |
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| This is a painting that's at the shop right now and strange to say, it's unsigned. I love the blossoms and the lovely ribbons it sports. Another nice plus--it's 1/2 off as is all the art at the Turnabout Shop at this time! |
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| Annie is in charge of jewelry at the shop and finds absolutely fantastic jewelry! I think you'll agree that this assortment fits in with that accolade! |
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| A pair of baseball gloves, complete with a baseball glove! Hurry up, all you baseball Dads--as these will certainly find an owner soon! |
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| Another wonderful bits of jewelry, thanks to Annie! |
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| I had to show these off! A wonderful set of knives and forks and spoons! Don't you want to grab them and put them to work! They're absolutely itching for it! |
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| This beautiful leather coat is from Saks Fifth Avenue! I wonder whether Saks still does a number where it brings you clothes to look at (like in Pretty Woman). That's my memory of Saks. Nah--no more, right? |
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| Have you ever seen such a beautiful plate? I haven't--bar none--and I have a plate I bought in Morocco years ago that made a friend's eyes bug out it was so expensive. and it's not as beautiful as this one. Those are Chinese Quail--by the way. |
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| Another beautiful leather garment--a men's jacket, size small. All you tidy looking men, come running! |
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| A Singer Sewing Machine. Those of you with itchy fingers for thread, this is for you! |
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| Believe it or not, this is an abalone diver's tool. Don't say we don't get unusual things at the Turnabout Shop! |
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| Wonderful dolls for under the tree! The one to the left looks something like an ugly Cabbage Patch Doll, and given I'm inclined to like anything ugly, that doll would be my choice! |
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| Can you believe this helicopter? I know a couple of little boys who would love this--my grandsons--but I'm leaving it for one of you! |
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| This amazing set of Christmas figures reminds me of a set once owned by my wonderful neighbor, Sally Eustis, who I loved dearly. Her's were French, I think, as that was the last country who could claim her before she moved to the US, although England was probably in there as a background pretty strongly. One of her English friends, when talking to her over the phone once said, "Sally, you sound so American!" She said back, "And you sound so English!" She had a wonderful set she brought out every Christmas, her Cresche figures. |
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| Someone's going to claim this unbelievably beautiful purse--just right for New Years Eve! |
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| Christmas Houses! I love them--don't you? Who wouldn't? |
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| These shelves carry everything you could possibly want to make a beautiful, festive Christmas Holiday! Enjoy! |
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| Isn't this a amazing purse? I don't think I can say anything else to add to its beauty! |
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| I don't know where to start here! First of all I was going to point out that collection of plates but then I saw that wonderful soup bowl with cover and matching ladle. Take your pick! They're both fantastic! |
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| Here we have twin hangings of sort--meeting across many miles to cement a relationship--perhaps the throw all the way to the right started out in the far east, woven by a woman who meant it perhaps for a daughter--the other looks like something a woman from Scandinavia might have made, also for a daughter. I find it sad that these wonderful homemade articles are so seldom made these days. |
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| At first I thought I had only one thing to boast about here--that lovely bowl with cover on the top shelf and then I saw the set of dessert bowls and the glass bowl with cover, the exquisite bowl with perhaps six sides and finally a glass with green stripes and a bowl of some kind hiding behind it! |
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| I decided to look up "Egg Coddlers" and found they are quite a prized article. Rather than say anymore, I'm going to direct you to a website: Egg-Coddlers.Com. I hope you find the site as interesting as it looks to me to be! These, given they're Royal Worcester, are sure to be special. |
