I kept the hats stacked in a cupboard until recently when I inherited a beautiful old hat block. I then acquired a taller hat stand (which I meant to give to my brother-in-law for his barrister's wig but didn't). And now this week, while scouring secondhand shops on the Mornington Peninsula, I came across a very elegant old brass shop fitting ($28). It sits even higher than the others and will hold a hat on each side. I think they look great together.
Tuesday, January 29, 2013
Hats off to you - and on display at our house
I don't know exactly how it happened, but in recent years we seem to have collected some very cool hats at our house. The three felt hats were all market finds - I picked the first one up at Port Fairy, another at Daylesford and one at Coburg. The Truffaux straw hat came from a pop up hat shop at Sorrento.
I kept the hats stacked in a cupboard until recently when I inherited a beautiful old hat block. I then acquired a taller hat stand (which I meant to give to my brother-in-law for his barrister's wig but didn't). And now this week, while scouring secondhand shops on the Mornington Peninsula, I came across a very elegant old brass shop fitting ($28). It sits even higher than the others and will hold a hat on each side. I think they look great together.
I kept the hats stacked in a cupboard until recently when I inherited a beautiful old hat block. I then acquired a taller hat stand (which I meant to give to my brother-in-law for his barrister's wig but didn't). And now this week, while scouring secondhand shops on the Mornington Peninsula, I came across a very elegant old brass shop fitting ($28). It sits even higher than the others and will hold a hat on each side. I think they look great together.
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