I love this wood antique bucket. It is so different. It was used to haul all kinds of things years ago. I think it's the perfect container for a fun Fall arrangement for the breakfast table.
See the old wood and the iron straps. This was a gift from my daughter some time ago and I just love it. So much character.
See how the handle is reinforced with a piece of iron strapping and the old nails that hold it all together. Perfect to hold a bunch of fruit.
Now the breakfast room is all set for Fall.
Little by little I am getting a few Fall arrangements done. How about you, are you getting your house ready for the season?

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Pretty Fall vignette, Marty!
ReplyDeleteMarty, your table looks gorgeous. I love the old bucket filled with all those pretty fall things. The wheat is so appropriate and everything looks fallish in a subtle way.
ReplyDeleteHave a great weekend.----Shannon
Oh gosh...I just love it!
ReplyDeleteThat bucket is wonderful & I love the display.
ReplyDeleteYour bucket is very rustic. Looks great on the table. Have a great weekend!
ReplyDeleteHi Marty, I just love your wooden bucket filled with all of falls goodies. The table looks simply gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteMarianne :)
It looks lovely! What a neat piece your daughter gave you.
ReplyDeletewhat a great gift..you taught her well! I love wood with great patina for fall arrangements.
ReplyDeleteThis is my first visit! Great old bucket! I love wood pieces...especially old boxes and drawers. I am featuring some of these treasures on my latest post at my blog...Grapevine Wreath! Please visit and enjoy!
ReplyDeleteMarty,
ReplyDeletePerfect accent piece for your breakfast table. Like Mother...like daughter...great taste in accessories!
Fondly,
Pat
I've got the bug and I am starting to decorate for fall! I love your fall bucket!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty vignette. Great old bucket. Great find.
ReplyDeleteVery pretty!
ReplyDeleteGreat bucket of fall fun.
ReplyDelete- The Tablescaper
Everything is always picture perfect when you get through with it!
ReplyDeleteI am all decked out for fall!! Still tweaking and adding new touches to things here and there, though! But then, that's what we DO!!
Great bucket your daughter gave you and I love the vignette you created with it as always dear Marty. I see you feel well now, for which I'm glad for you. I've posted my "neck'o'the woods", maybe, if you have time you can come over and see the tour, you're such a sensitive lady, I'm sure you would enjoy it. Have a fun weekend. Hugs, FABBY
ReplyDeleteMarty, I love your use of the wooden bucket. Great mix of fruit and natural elements. Such a lovely compliment to your decor!
ReplyDeleteYour fall arrangement looks so lovely. Love this time of the year.
ReplyDeleteOh Marty, I love your antique bucket! What a beautiful gift from your daughter.
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful weekend,
Gail
Your breakfast room looks so warm and inviting all dressed up for Fall. The little wooden box is the perfect vessel for the arrangement. The way you rearranged your entertainment center looks very nice, too. Tweaking sure is fun, isn't it?
ReplyDeleteHow are you feeling? I hope you are getting better.
:) CAS
Marty your table looks so pretty and definitely has the look of Fall! The whole room looks beautiful! Martina
ReplyDeleteBeautiful vignette. Love the antique bucket, what a sweet gift. The crewel runner is gorgeous. Looks like you are ready for fall.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for the visit dear Marty, I knew it would be interesting to you and you are also very welcomed to come and visit for real, my home is open for you! Have a fun weekend and take care.
ReplyDeleteFABBY
Marty your entire home is just of vision of autumn. Somehow, despite 100 degree temps you have made fall appear.
ReplyDeleteLove that mix of Fall bounty in your breakfast room. The little wheat sheaf is my favorite.
ReplyDeleteMarty this a very pretty vignette! My heart goes pitter patter every time I see your wooden rooster!
ReplyDeleteIT looks wonderful, Marty. So pretty.
ReplyDeletePerfect for September!!! Love all the fruit and sunflowers.
ReplyDeleteYvonne
Marty, that's a great container. I'm with you - love the antique, strappy details. Looks wonderful with all the goodies inside. Linda
ReplyDeleteVery pretty fall arrangement Marty!
ReplyDeleteI love that charming bucket!
I hope it's cooling down out there and that your feeling better too!
Big Hugs,
Cindy
How pretty. I love your wooden container, it is just georgous and it looks so appropriate for fall, combined with the rooster and all of the fruit it makes a perfect vignette for the season.(-:
ReplyDeleteThat old bucket is gorgeous Marty. What beautiful details it has!
ReplyDeleteThat table looks amazing! I love it
ReplyDeleteStacy
Wooden containers are perfect for fall decor. This looks great!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty Marty...I have one of those old buckets and I love it..I can do so much with the thing...
ReplyDeleteYour place is looing Fall ready...
I think I'm on my way...have just a couple more things to do.
Have a great Sunday afternoon..
shug
Marty, thanks for stopping by my humble little blog. You are an advanced blogger by my standards and again I thank you for following me too. Your table looks wonderful and, being from Kansas, I especially love the wheat stalks! That container is original and striking.
ReplyDeleteMarty, your fall table is beautiful! I love the bucket with fruit and the table runner. Thanks so much for linking up to Roomspiration!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful wooden buckt, Marty. Love what you put in it. Your table vignette is just perfect for Fall...Christine
ReplyDeleteI love the table,basket,everything in the basket,& the arrangement on the wall! Very cozy & inviting room :)
ReplyDeletebucket* not basket..
ReplyDeleteYou're always ahead of the game! Love the old bucket. It says "home."
ReplyDeleteDarling and so unusual. I love it! :)
ReplyDelete~Liz
Such a pretty vignette! Love the container!
ReplyDeleteMarty, I also love the wood bucket and it is perfect for your Fall vignette. beautiful!
ReplyDeletexo,
Sherry