Our Good Life participates in affiliate marketing and other forms of advertising. We only recommend products and services we believe in and think they will be of use to you.

Bohemian Trading Post

While we were in Marceline, Ashley and I did a bit of antiquing. Ashley was looking for an architectural piece to do in her living room. I was just looking. Ashley contemplated some windows, a shutter, a chair and a gate but nothing was just right. We passed this tiny antique shop and not only found her piece but I found things I didn't even know I wanted! I love the name of this shop: Bohemian Trading Post!

First I found this Campbell's soup can bank. It will look so cute in my kitchen, maybe on my window sill where I can see it every day.



Then I found this adorable yellow jelly bowl and matching spoon. I paid $1 for it and I thought of a million things I could do with it.



I found these cookie cutters for 50 cents each. I have always wanted to put my cookie cutters in this glass jar my Aunt Patsy gave me years ago. I didn't have enough but with these little ones, I should be able to fill it up.



So this was our little adventure in Marceline!

Would you like to comment?

  1. Sounds like a store full of cute things! Love the soup can bank and the little yellow bowl is cute!

    Manuela

    ReplyDelete
  2. I loved that little shop. I plan to go back every time we visit Grandma.

    ReplyDelete
  3. Oh that little yellow jar is so cute and I love the cookie cutters!

    ReplyDelete
  4. Hi Terri

    I've been a bad blog friend lately. Shame on me! Life has been crazy/busy, but in a good way. Trips, company, etc., but with me starting to plan our daughter's wedding, my blogging will suffer I'm sure. I've had fun catching up with you this morning though. Speaking of weddings....any advice would be appreciated.

    Hugs!
    Kat

    ReplyDelete
  5. Anonymous2:58 PM

    I wish I could have browsed with you two. I love cookie cutters - one of my favorite Christmas trees in an old histroic home on tour one year was decorated with cookie cutters hanging from ribbons.

    ReplyDelete
  6. You found some wonderful things!! Will Ashley do a post about her architectural piece?

    ReplyDelete
  7. I love all of your finds! Especially the bank!

    ReplyDelete
  8. Fabulous finds!!! It sounds like such a fun shop!!!

    ReplyDelete
  9. Ha, the last time I "stole" something of the hubby, it came back to haunt me. It was a super ugly sweater he used to wear. I just about gagged when I saw him walking down the hall wearing that sweater. I don't know how on earth he found that 1972 thing. ewwww, I swore I wouldn't do that again. However, we do have neighbors...

    ReplyDelete
  10. I love the bank!!
    How was the full-body inspection????;)

    ReplyDelete
  11. Terri, I left a reply this morning but do not see it.

    Installing new computer tonight.

    Barb

    ReplyDelete
  12. .... I just remembered that one of my good friends in Orlando was raised in Marceline. She told the nicest stories of life there.

    ReplyDelete
  13. I haven't been to Marceline in years--that little shop is yelling "road trip" to me! :) It's such fun to find great little (or big!) items at good prices--a real treasure hunt! Dana

    PS the Greenwood Antique Mall in Greenwood (I'm assuming you've heard of the little town--near Lee's Summit) is having their Victorian Garden Party this Fri and Sat. My buddies and I will be there first thing on Fri--for the breakfast and early bird shopping. They have vendors set up in the basement of the mall--last year wasn't the best year, but I'm hopeful THIS year will be great.

    ReplyDelete
  14. Isn't that always the way? You were just along for the ride, but you're the only one who found anything. You found some fun things, too. I love that yellow bowl. I put my cookie cutters in an old jar, too. Have for years...hope that we'll get to see yours!

    ReplyDelete
  15. Cookie cutters...sigh...I love cookie cutters!

    ReplyDelete
  16. I know you girls had fun!! Wonderful treasures!

    Love,
    Sue

    ReplyDelete

Welcome! If you liked what you read, please take a moment to share by tweeting, pinning or yumming! Much appreciated!