A pewter coffee pot in the bath? . .Why not?. .Setting on the prim tray with a pewter candlestick and silver-leafed antique books, it seems totally logical. . .to me anyway. . .(grin). . .
And hanging on the back of the bathroom door is John's colonial gentlemans costume. . .Isn't it a beauty? . .Located in our pantry along with a prim display of wooden bowls and herbs. . .and a barn bin below. . .holding our not so colonial items. . .I just noticed the cord for the punched tin light. . .I do need to paint it white so that it is not so noticeable. . .another day. . .Winter is a time of rest and regrouping. . .I wouldn't want to work too hard!
Stay safe. . .Stay warm. . .
Wooden Tray from Whitehouse Creations, Bernie, MO
Gentleman's Waistcoat from England, other pieces from Colonial Williamsburg, VA