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Showing posts with label auction. Show all posts
Showing posts with label auction. Show all posts
Sunday, February 22, 2009
Monday, July 28, 2008
Tonight at the store...
Coming up in the store tonight at 7.30pm:
Last week's auctions are still going for a couple more days. This week we have some really cute dresses. Our favourite is this navy and white polka dot mini dress:
It pains us to let go of this one!
And thanks to a non-paying bidder, these burgundy wedge boots are back up for sale:
Honourable mention goes to this one of a kind rare 1950s swing coat. Can't you just imagine Doris Day rocking this back in the day?
Last week's auctions are still going for a couple more days. This week we have some really cute dresses. Our favourite is this navy and white polka dot mini dress:
It pains us to let go of this one!
And thanks to a non-paying bidder, these burgundy wedge boots are back up for sale:
Honourable mention goes to this one of a kind rare 1950s swing coat. Can't you just imagine Doris Day rocking this back in the day?
We're really starting to get into the swing of having an online store, and we love it. The highs and the lows.
Monday, July 21, 2008
Poor Laura Ashley
My very first blog entry.
Ever.
And it's inspired by poor Laura Ashley.
Ever since I was a child I can't help but think of her whenever I see floral. I remember my aunt telling me how poor Laura Ashley died, on her birthday, after falling down the stairs, in her daughter's house. So sad. But at least she got to fill the world with rustic and romantic florals and frills and English and Welsh flowers before her untimely topple.
Apparently Laura's husband once remarked that "Laura had the whole world dressed as milk maids". Which leads me to this little number. A slinky vintage Laura Ashley knit tube dress.
Where is the floral? Where are the frills? Where is the rustic romance? Where are the cows?
You know what? I don't even care. It's 100% pure merino wool, a fantastic colour and sits so nicely around the bottom region.
Check out more pictures here
Great work Laura Ashley.
Ever.
And it's inspired by poor Laura Ashley.
Ever since I was a child I can't help but think of her whenever I see floral. I remember my aunt telling me how poor Laura Ashley died, on her birthday, after falling down the stairs, in her daughter's house. So sad. But at least she got to fill the world with rustic and romantic florals and frills and English and Welsh flowers before her untimely topple.
Apparently Laura's husband once remarked that "Laura had the whole world dressed as milk maids". Which leads me to this little number. A slinky vintage Laura Ashley knit tube dress.
Where is the floral? Where are the frills? Where is the rustic romance? Where are the cows?
You know what? I don't even care. It's 100% pure merino wool, a fantastic colour and sits so nicely around the bottom region.
Check out more pictures here
Great work Laura Ashley.
Saturday, July 5, 2008
Ebay July 6th, 2008
Hello! Why not take a look at our store? Not now. Tomorrow. Tomorrow being Sunday. At 7.30pm. Sydney time! Here are some of the things you'll see there:
Saturday, June 21, 2008
Monday, June 9, 2008
Sunday, May 4, 2008
News so far
So this week I wasn't able to put up another auction, I thought we should move our auctions up to Wednesday PM starts but couldn't get my act together in time. Watch out for the next one, there are heaps of items we're super excited about, including vintage high waisted jeans with zippered cuffs, and a ruched high waisted faux leather skirt. Sweet.
Also, you might have noticed we pulled the Blue and White Navey Stripe Dress from sale last auction. There was heaps of interest but Abs wanted to keep the dress a little longer, and why not. Look out for it again in the coming weeks, it will be back.
Also, you might have noticed we pulled the Blue and White Navey Stripe Dress from sale last auction. There was heaps of interest but Abs wanted to keep the dress a little longer, and why not. Look out for it again in the coming weeks, it will be back.
Wednesday, April 23, 2008
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