Leprechaun can get it
‘Hey ladies!’ Photo by The Estate Specialist.
ceramics
Sang de Boeuf – Extremely Literal Potter
Sang de Boeuf (or oxblood) glaze originated in China, but was later copied (with more or less success) in the West. The potter here seems… Read More »Sang de Boeuf – Extremely Literal Potter
Freaky Frog Friday
Made you look. Photo by AJ Auctions.
One-eyed Ent
It’s got kind of an evil eye — maybe it’s a huorn. Photo by Milestone Auctions.
Leg table with vase
Photo by Mooradian Liquidations.
Dazzle-painted teaset
The patterns on this angular teaset remind me of dazzle camouflage from WWI. Photo by Grasons.
Goose Rider – Herend – Elek Lux
Sure, this looks like some oddball sentimental tchochke your great aunt picked up somewhere. And it is. But in the right shop, this’ll fetch you… Read More »Goose Rider – Herend – Elek Lux
Happy New Hampshire Primary – Jim Beam 1984
I’ve seen quite a few people who collect Jim Beam decanters, but I can’t remember seeing political ones. Definitely don’t remember seeing any little computers,… Read More »Happy New Hampshire Primary – Jim Beam 1984
This vase is putting on airs
Photo by Socal Estate Sale Services.
I’d walk a mile for a Camel!
I assumed this dingus was a cigarette box with a little spot for matches. And obviously the camel would tie it to Camels, but I… Read More »I’d walk a mile for a Camel!