Aberfoyle Abstentions

Here are a few of the treasures that were available at the Aberfoyle antique show last weekend that I didn't come home with:

This exquisite little photo album:

The dealer actually had two of these and they were amazing but at $195 each, they were definitely out of my price range!

Any of this vintage clothing which, alas, just wouldn't have fit me (although I was strongly tempted by the black silk muff you can see hanging on the coat rack on the right hand side):

This rather frightening family portrait, which no doubt would have given me and the cats nightmares if I had hung it on my wall:

This vintage metal swing, only because I don't have a porch on which to place it (and yes, I would have had to have the doll to go with it!):

This picture of the Statue of Liberty which I quite liked but didn't think I needed:

This fascinating collection of drawers:

which must have come from an apothecary of some sort or, as my antiquing accomplice Colleen suggested, the set of a Harry Potter movie.  The drawers were labelled with names such as garlic, mandrake and hemlock! (click on photo to enlarge)

And these Star Trek: The Next Generation dolls, which I am still regretting not getting.  If only to use them as photo props, as my friend Kate McKinnon does.  Ah well, next time!