This is my first cloche given to me by a special friend. I love the rustic base. It has a faux pumpkin but real muscadine vines from the natural area in my yard. Should have cropped out the plug outlet.
Dining room buffet. This pair of cloches came from Hobby Lobby.
This is from a post I did last year and this cloche was purchased at Scott's Antique Market in Atlanta. It is tall and at first I found it hard to work with but now I am enjoying using it. Also used it in the next photo.
Tiger pumpkins.
From previous post this year before I knew Marty was having a Fall Cloche party. You may view here.I like this bell shaped cloche and thought on this vintage english cake stand it looked like fall. I like the reflection in the mirror too. Does anyway else out there in blogland have trouble with your cloches getting dusty? I have looked and looked but can't find the blog I read about putting old pages of books in them to absorb cloudiness. NOTE: I found the post !! Becca @adventuresindecorating. Wish there was a trick to the dust!!!
On our trip last spring to Provence we stayed in a wonderful chateau and this cloche was in the library. Isn't it beautiful?
Chateau Roussan in St.Rémy, Provence dining room mantel.
Thank you Marty for all your great cloche parties. I am joining Marty for her Fall Cloche Party.