I was so excited to check out a new (to me) flea market this weekend! It was in Pecatonica, IL. It was a further than I thought, but it was a really pretty drive.
When we first started looking around I was not that impressed. It looked like a big rummage sale and I was bummed I drove so far for it. The more we walked around though I started to see some really neat stuff. This is a flea market I could have spent hours and hours at. (of course) It was huge!
What I noticed about this one was there was so much glass! Milk glass, antique colored glass, fiestaware, etc. More than I have ever seen!!
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Here is some antique fiestaware. I actually never knew what this was. A friend of mine is collecting it so I wanted to check it out. It is really really cool!! |
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More fiestaware! |
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This vendor had beautiful glass from each decade. The colors were amazing!
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More pretty glass!
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I saw soooo much milk glass! I was in milk glass heaven!!!
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More milk glass! I ended up finding my milk glass from a vendor who was selling tons of it! He said he has a barn full! His wife wants to get rid of it so she was selling it super cheap!! :) |
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My parents used to have a vase like this! |
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Love my girl!!!
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My daughter Bryce and her friend. Bryce needed to take photos for her class. A flea market is a great place to get some cool shots! I can't wait to see her pics!
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Super cute fall display!
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This vendor had beautiful handmade pillows. This one was $6.50!
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She also had this handpainted table. This vendor had adorable things! |
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I just thought this old Ford truck was really cool. |
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Bryce liked this birdfeeder. We have plenty of fire stuff, we may try making our own! |
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This barnwood bed was amazing! It was $700 and it was sold! |
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I came home with this cute little wood table. Can not wait to paint this little guy!! |
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Also some pretty teal glass candle holders and milk glass! :)
So my final thoughts on the Pecatonica Flea Market are:
*I will definitely go back when I have more time to look around
*I liked how it was set up, it never felt too cramped or crowded.
*Nice little areas to eat
*I liked the mix of vendors. Not a great deal of furniture though.
*I loved all the cool glass stuff!!
*Not too many industrial type things. I am thinking that is because we were out in the middle of nowhere? Which is also why I think the prices were good too.
Just a side note. I have mentioned that I am not computer savvy at all! It took a few hours but I found out I can load my pics to my blog much quicker if I reduce their size. I figured out how to reduce the pics I want to use and Shazaam! they load in seconds!! :) I am so excited about this. I was loosing patience waiting for the downloading! I am learning one slow step at a time!!! :)
Debbie
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