antique shopping finds

I dropped Charlotte off at preschool yesterday and headed straight for the antique mall.  I left with some great goodies and err… an empty wallet.
I instantly loved this leather chair.  We're working on getting Zac's home office together and this would some masculinity to the space.  I sent him a photo and he said, nah.  I was bummed I didn't just bring it home without asking what he wanted!
Lesson learned - don't call Zac first.

I also found and loved this vintage fan back peacock chair.

I wanted this abstract painting as well (oh, the color!), but when I checked the price tag, I couldn't like it anymore.  Bummer.

I did leave with this tribal shawl.  I'm going to upholster this chair with it!  In my mind, it's going to be amazing.

This mirror was great too.

They had a great collection on vintage tea towels and fabrics...

I also left with this painting.  It was one of those purchases where I love it more because it was such a good price.

This wardrobe was great, but my living room is stuffed to capacity, so I had to leave it behind.

I did bring home this Japanese framed fabric goodness.  I was able to get the dealer to come down $30, so I snatched 'em up right quick.  I painted the frames gold as soon as I got home, but have yet to hang them.  It's on the list for today!

I also came home with a Chinoiserie bowl and vase, some antlers and a wooden shoe from Holland that has a lot of sentimental value to me.

Any successful antique shopping trips for you lately?