Today I want to share some of my fall favorites... things I get out or use every fall. It's my favorite season and I have slowly collected some fall items over the years which I enjoy every autumn.
First, a couple of little fall magazines. I was fortunate to inherit a stack of these New Hampshire Troubadour magazines. The first one is from September 1950.
October 1950.
In recent years, the New Hampshire Troubadour has begun being published again. (For more information, you can check out New Hampshire Troubadour .) Here is the current issue:
I use this fall basket for reading material in the living room.
This fall teapot is a real favorite of mine.
The fall spoon rest was a gift from my daughter.
I made several fall hot mats a few years back. Here is one of them in the center of the dining room table, with a Fiesta sugar & creamer set on top.
There are silk autumn leaves in the garland over the picture window.
A closer look at a corner of the garland.
And there's my autumn Show & Tell for today. To see what others have shared for Show & Tell Friday, head on over to My Romantic Home.
Happy Show & Tell Friday!
Looks like fall has arrived at your house. I love old magazines like that!
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I love old magazines. The fall basket is a great idea for putting reading material in. I love fiesta ware.
ReplyDeleteYour show and tell is great and I enjoyed every minute of it.
Iris
Your post makes me want to visit New England again...it is so beautiful. I also love those fall hot mats. I may have to make some of my own.
ReplyDeleteFabulous magazine covers.....now I want to go do some leaf peeping!
ReplyDeleteLove the tea pot too.
You have some lovely fall things. The magazine covers are beautiful. Thank you for sharing them.
ReplyDeleteI love those old magazines! Such rich front covers!
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I'll bet your vintage magazines are loaded with amazing photographs! Looks like your home is ready for autumn. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteYou are lucky...it probably feels like Fall where you are! Those magazines are beautiful and I cannot believe how wonderful the color has remained after all these years! They look like they are in perfect condition! Thanks for joining in on Show and Tell!
ReplyDeleteI love your vintage magazines! I always get a kick out of looking at the advertisements! Thank you so much for sharing!
ReplyDeleteThanks, ladies, for stopping by and leaving all of those sweet comments. It was a blessing to have each and every one of you visiting here at my kitchen table.
ReplyDeletePlease stop in anytime and visit. I don't post every day -- my life is much too busy for that -- but the archives are full of recipes and other ramblings!
God bless you all!
Mrs.T
Thank you for telling us about this magazine. I have been getting it now for a few months and it is so fun to look through. I am planning on keeping them. I wish I had kept all my Mom's old "Yankee" magazines... but just too much stuff to move about.
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing with us.
It's feeling a little too much like winter for me now though I think this was one of the most spectacular falls for color, don't you think so? I haven't seen it so pretty in quite a few years. Usually we'll have some really nasty weather or early snow that drops all the leaves or the color just isn't there. I hear there's going to be snow tonight though... might be the end.
God Bless,
Mrs. D
Mrs T if I ever get up that way, I will let you know!! My bro in law lives in Burlington VT but I would love to check out some of the other New England States. Thanks for visiting my blog!!
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