Sunday morning my Mom and I headed off to the small town of Coburg, Oregon just north of Eugene to attend the Coburg Antique Show. As it was to be another hot day, we arrived at 7:30am.
With over three hundred booths, there was something for everyone!
Doorknobs...
Costume Jewelry...
French Country pieces...
Cookie-cutters...
Darling Doggies!
(Oh, right - these guys were not for sale!)
Trunks and Furniture...
Salt and Pepper Shakers...
Wash Tubs and Watering Cans...
As a gardener, I liked the watering cans, and thought about who might have used them when new...what was their garden like? But they were priced from $20-$45 based on their condition, and the "fanciness" of the watering rose...a bit dear for my pocketbook.
As a stitcher, these needle-books called to me, and I ended up buying three or four of them. Again to me, they beg the question, who owned them originally, and how where they used.
A lovely morning in Coburg, OR. We strolled around for about 2 1/2 hours - had a good time, and beat the heat.
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