Antique and Vintage Elegance on the Cheap... Part 2
As we mentioned last week, people tend to associate Beacon Hill antiques with big money, but it need not be always that way.
Upstairs Downstairs Laura Cousineau has five rooms of goods, leaving plenty of room for all ranges of prices and almost every taste. We wanted to give readers a roundup of items that Patch will pack less of a big blow to their wallets and Cousineau forced to play with a sampling of 14 bits and pieces at $ 135 and less, elegance in kitsch and just about everything else. Last week, we ran the first seven, and now, here's the second half.
1. Table mahogany scalloped-edge, $ 110 - "This came form a Boston area estate sale," says Cousineau. "It's the perfect size for apartment living."
2 bottles of perfume in 1920, $ 45 - ". The spray makes this elegant. One lady on the hill. "
3. Hand painted lamps, $ 125/ea.
