Fall Hutch 2016

Just a few simple pictures to show you what's on my fall hutch this year.

The photo above shows the top shelf with my favorite jadeite plates plus a fall teapot I found at Walmart quite a few years ago.  I wanted to incorporate those plates, a recent vintage find, into my fall decorating somehow and I achieved it by plunking a little pumpkin in front of each one.  The little pumpkins are salt and pepper shakers.

 The above photo shows the middle and lowest shelves.  The moose pitcher on the bottom left, plus the black and white transferware and the orange and green Fiesta ware salt and pepper shakers are all antiques.  On the middle shelf, the mug at left is a family antique, and the green grapes at right (actually a small covered dish) are also vintage.  The little sunflower is a neat craft made from a wooden spool wrapped with ribbon, with a homespun-trimmed cinnamon stick for a stem and a sunflower glued in place.  I got the maple leaf (Canadian) teacup at a yard sale, the "Thankful" sign from the Wilds of New England.  My mother gave me the little maple-leaf pitcher.  The subway art is something I found on the internet.  See photo below (from 2011, actually) for a closer look.

And then the photo below shows the hutch in its entirety.  It's blurry -- I  had to stand back a ways to get the photo of the entire hutch.  But you get the idea!

Hope you have enjoyed this look at my simple fall hutch.  I'm linking today with Vintage Charm.