I went to an antique auction and Monday’s post is about that special auction but today I brought together a collection of favorites inspired by this auction.
I bought several things that I will share with you Monday but today just this one item.
The buyer’s remorse item.
I collect vintage sewing things and so on my little handwritten list of items to watch at the auction this was on there. 
I shouldn’t have bought it. I don’t need it. I paid too much. I looked it up on ebay and etsy and realized again I paid too much. But here it sits in my home.
I stopped bidding on something else and wish now I didn’t.
I didn’t bid on something else and wished I had.
Do you feel this way at auctions?
Have a great weekend and hope you come back Monday to see the true treasure of the auction I attended.
Katey
'Antique Auction' by mtncachers
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I don’t think there is such a thing as “buyers remorse!” If you love it (and somebody else did too) than it’s priceless…..You wouldn’t have bid on it, if you weren’t drawn to it…I say display it and enjoy…It’s beautiful, I especially love the sweet little hand drawn threading directions..
Thank you Brenda! I appreciate your thoughts. I should enjoy my purchase and not second guess it. I love the hand diagram too!!
Hey Katie. Love your posts! Hug your mom and dad from me.
I will!! Good to see you here! Thank you so much for reading. Katey
you have so many cool shopping opportunities!
Wow! I think that sewing machine IS a treasure! …and all the other lovely pics you had. I have been to auctions near Savannah and I sometimes felt just as you have. It’s hard not to when you’re bidding & “in the moment”. Keep hunting & bidding–you do good work! :-)
Thank you Frankie!!! I do adore the sewing machine just feeling guilting. I’m sure someone there is wishing they had something I got too! Have a great weekend. Katey
Loved it.