
Sometimes I really believe in destiny! There was definitely destiny in play when we were in a large antique/junk shop in Bath last weekend and, up in the attic rooms, came across this tiny miniature dresser. I have no idea why anyone would have had such a small dresser made (apparently it came from Croatia so perhaps kitchens there are small?) but we both looked at it and said in unison "Shepherd's Hut" and bought it there and then - even thought it was a little damp and I am sure had lived outside for a while (this helped greatly with the price negotiations)! So we are now the proud owners of what I am sure must be one of the smallest dressers in the UK which is gently drying out in front of the Aga and patiently awaiting the arrival of our hut. I don't think I have ever purchased a more "me"/"Hannah's Country Kitchen" piece of furniture!
serendipity indeed! What a sweet piece of furniture. Perfect for what you want it for.
ReplyDeleteHope it dries out nicely!
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Sadie
How sweet Hannah!
ReplyDeleteHow very lovely Hannah!!
ReplyDeletevery you! now you need some vintage tea plates...
ReplyDeleteCelia
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this is so sweet! I can't wait to see pictures of your hut when it arrives!
ReplyDeleteLove the little dresser. How tall is it? And I am so looking forward to seeing your shepherd's hut. Never heard of them before. One would be just right for our garden too. Although, it does depend on the price...
ReplyDeleteThanks for all your lovely comments. It is such a dear little cupboard (who would have know that you could get emotionally attached to a piece of furniture)
ReplyDeleteChristine it is about 1.4m high ish and Celia - I agree vintage tea plates are essential!!!!
Hannah
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Hi Hannah,
ReplyDeleteGreat blog - I've really enjoyed reading it! Could you let me know where in Bath you got this dresser from? I've been looking for something similar for ages!