I have recently acquired an obsession for vintage
Haeger Pottery. I first learned of this fabulous brand, which began in 1871 and just celebrated it's 139th anniversary - at a little local thrift shop where I discovered this amazing piece....
.....that I fell in love with - because I thought it was the perfect vessel to display my glass floats that I wrote about on one of my
first posts (here). This piece and some of my other coastal collectibles were featured on the awesome blog -
Completely Coastal which you can read about
here. I was so proud of this as I feel this blog is really one of the very best coastal blogs out there.
My glass floats from Glass Float Junkie displayed
on the coffee table in my family room....They are wonderful
shades of green and blue, a few are frosted
and some still have their original netting.
There are 7 medium size and 3 smaller ones that
are the size of golf balls.
The shape reminded me of a really large, flowing shell. And from there, this acquisition began my quest to find more of the pieces. I learned this design came from the "Gold Tweed" collection - which was a line introduced in the early 1960's and it seems the seashell and coastal theme was a very popular subject - which of course, makes it a great fit with the coastal style of my home.
So here is my newest Haeger collectible ..... displaying a collection of coral I collected on the beach in Punta Mita, Mexico. I am in love with her.....
Isn't she lovely? Especially the ponytail.
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