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Uncle Beefy 's favorite design pieces in his house
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I (=Uncle Beefy) didn't really gravitate toward anything contemporary and must be very sentimental at heart as I went for all old family relics. (And, hopefully, not too many!) In the first photo is a Rodeo trophy that was won by my father's father (i.e., my Grandfather on my Dad's side), the clock was made by hand in Ireland by my Great-great-grandfather on my Mom's side, and the milk pitcher belonged to my Mom's Grandmother (or my Great-grandmother).
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... and the fat little blue & white pitcher was also my Great-grandmother's, the small silver teapot was one that my (=Uncle Beefy) maternal Grandfather obtained from working on the Canadian National Railway, the bell is a complete mystery (and I love that too!), the teacup honoring the Nova Scotian tartan belonged to my Grandmother (my Mom's mother), and the "Cape Breton" photo belonged to my Mom (and I love that faded retro 60's photo styling!)

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i love the plaid mat in the picture frame! and you have a great blog!

Love these Beefy!
What a great idea for guest posts!

Thanks, Kids! You're making me blush! Mwah!
And, thank you, Irene for letting me be a part of this lovely posting idea! :)

Nica very nice!)

how i love it so that all your faves are family heirlooms! that means - in addition to being madly stylish and wityy - you're also nice.

like we all didn't know this already. love this list!

BEEFY! The teapot and the horse are my faves. But everything here...your description, each piece's history, your grouping together...it's just awesome. Gorgeous, a touch of retro, and a smidgen of mystery. Just like you:)

And this is why I heart you so! xx

P.S. Nicely done, Irene:)

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