Some Time at the Flea Market

Today after work the Mistress decided to stop at Rice's Market, which is a huge flea market and produce farmers market and is very well known on the East coast. My mission was to find some bud vases to place just a few stems in. So after work I made the trip and was not let down. The place was packed with shoppers wheeling and dealing over items, antique spotting, woman getting all giggly over the handbag rip offs and HOT items and enjoying the vast array of food offerings. The cupcakes are to DIE FOR! And how great is the clock in the above picture! So wanted that. But Rice's Market is big business here in Buck's. Thousands of people flock to Bucks County's largest and oldest market, where you can find almost any item from antiques,jewelry,clothing,flowers,furniture to zucchini! You name it! Over the years, the market has evolved from primarily a produce market to an outdoor bargain-hunter's paradise( did you hear that Kailyn?) offering some of the most famous brand names in clothing, household and gift items, antiques, hand made collectibles, real and dried flowers, baked goods, and other food items, all at prices that can't be beat. On a typical market day, Rice's Market will host as many as 700 vendors and 15,000 shoppers. Looking for drawer pulls? No problem. Feast your eyes on some of the snaps I took...........








A drag queens dream come true with the nail polish. Each one is $1! Pick a color!





My main reason for going was to look for three bud vases, for clippings. Goal achieved and each was $2! They fit in nice with my apothecary jars, and I even got flowers in them already. And they keep the quail company who is sitting in a nest built above the lemons!



Had to get more peacock feathers! It's a sign of Hera after all, and I just love myself a whole bunch of them to keep a "eye" on things.


I have a thing for pitchers, big time! Couldn't resist this black and white french pattern. Only $8!


I have no idea what I'll do with these, but I thought they were adorable and they pull the red out of a painting that is above the table.


If you ever get to the area let me know and the Mistress will give you the tour and plan on a whole day since their is soooooooooo much to see. Tootles!