As I have reported before, several times, Trace Mayer hit the jackpot with his Museum Bees.
This was his "bee wall" during the 2013 Lauritzen Gardens Antique & Garden Show I chaired with my friend Kyle Robino...
Here is one of my favorite posts on #tracemayermuseumbees. here
I have picked up a few bees at every show since he started carrying them. I love incorporating them in vignettes around the home...
This is my favorite ~ I love the cameo!
Love the horse brass on red!
And here is my collection I have been saving. I have an idea for a large collection, but it will take time... This project has required a lot of patience!
If you have a collection of bees, please send photos. (here) Trace likes to see how people display their Museum Bees, and I'd love to do a post showing Museum Bee display inspiration!

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2 comments:
I have been dying to get my hands on some of his bees. I scheduled a conference call with him one of the first times you posted about him and he did not call in for it. I have been too busy traveling for work to reschedule. Is there any easy way to acquire these without having to jump through all kinds of hoops? Does he have an on-line store to make this easy? I just bought a beautiful new home and would love to have his bees grace my "Carolina Low Country"!!!!
My affinity for bees comes from the fact that my name, "Deborah" translated from Hebrew means "Queen Bee". While I am not of the Jewish faith, I love the idea of being a "Queen Bee" (wink, wink)! What woman doesn't?
Deborah
Deborah - I know Trace wishes it was easier to make the bees more accessible, but they move so fast! The very best opportunity for bee-buying is to visit his booth at an antique show! Try reaching out again.. I know he is happy to help :)
Love the Queen bee story!
XO
jan
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