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A set of four ceramic Fruit du Jour plates by Shafford. This set was created in 1987 and features hand-painted fruits at the center of each. The fruits include grapes in purple and g...

A small green and yellow ceramic squash vase by Fitz and Floyd. This petite vase will be great on a breakfast table holding a few of your favorite flowers. The body of the vase is ro...

A small yellow ceramic squash vase by Fitz and Floyd. This small vessel is the perfect size for a very small arrangement of flowers. (Think one or two stems) It is low and will add a...

A beautiful silver plate Revere Bowl by Reed & Barton. The bowl is footed and features an enameled green interior. The exterior on the front of the dish is engraved with: Best Wish...

A ceramic lowercase letter A bookend. This piece was created in 1981 and painted in an orange, red, and brown splatter pattern. Dimensions: 6" Wide 2.75" Deep 5.5" Tall

Sourced from the estate of the late Oklahoma artist Clair Seglam. An airforce man for most of his life, Seglem only began painting after his retirement. Most known for his vibrant po...

Sourced from the estate of the late Oklahoma artist Clair Seglam. An airforce man for most of his life, Seglem only began painting after his retirement. Most known for his vibrant portraits and nudes, he completed a vast portfolio of work before he died in 2020. This piece is part of a collection that was found in one of his old sketchbooks. It was hidden away in our warehouse when we happened upon it during inventory one day. To our surprise, the notebook held a jewel box of unseen work. This piece is a portrait of a native woman on a brown background. The woman has long braided dark hair and wears a black sleeveless top. She has a red lip and long beaded earrings. The background is a watercolor...

Sourced from the estate of the late Oklahoma artist Clair Seglam. An airforce man for most of his life, Seglem only began painting after his retirement. Most known for his vibrant po...

A tall diamond-shaped ceramic ashtray with a Mardi Gras theme motif. This ashtray would be fabulous displayed on a coffee table or nightstand. It is glazed in cream, and features raised text around the edge of the dish in gold which says, "12th Annual Convention New Orleans July 1982" The center of the ashtray features a mardi gras theme in black and gold. Marked on the side in black: Creation of James B. Beam Distilling Co. Genuine Regal China...

A lovely post-modern pink and rose gold round dining set. This set includes four upholstered chairs, a rose gold metal pedestal base, and a round pink granite top. The dining tab...

A cream and brown serving platter for dip and chips. Created to look like an oyster shell, this unique serving platter features a mini version of itself at the center for dip or sals...

Golden Girls fans unite. This round black glazed ceramic vase harkens to the 1980s and welcomes incorporated the old with the new. With smooth black glaze, raised ribbons decorate ea...

A beautiful crisp white bone china saucer with a sea shell design around the rim. It has a crisp white center, and a hand painted gold rim. Light pink s...

A beautiful Royal Doulton bone china saucer. This item is the Salisbury pattern and has been discontinued. With a gold rim, accented with deli...

A tall portrait painting of a woman in a hat at sunset. This piece is composed of a variety of sunset colors such as oranges, creams, browns, and blush. ...

Small portrait painting of a man with a mustache. In pastel and paint, this piece is ready to frame. Created on brown paper, the artist first ...

Pair of two whimsical ceramic swan sculptural table lamps. Each ceramic lamp is identical and showcases a swan, in repose, looking downward with its wings outstretched and displayed. At the bottom of each swan, are curled waves resembling a pond or water feature as though the bird is floating on top of the water. The color of these beautiful Animalia birds is in a pure white, with a pearlized pearlescent hue glazed on top. The lamp reaches out from the top of each swan and includes a button switch. Each cord with plug is strung through the bottom and features a molded divot at the base for the cord to come out making the lamps sturdy and not resting on each cord. Each lamp is affixed to a ceramic base in the same hue and glaze. How We Would Style Them: A dramatic pair such as these will add whimsy in any room. Our favorites, of course, would be the following: Nursery: In a nod to Spring, and rebirth, this would be a symbolic and appropriate form of lighting for a nursery. Boy or girl, the white pair will be a subtle tribute to a new little one. Placed on either side of a dresser, or, as some new mothers do, on either side of a twin bed or daybed. Because sometimes it’s just easier, and for a better piece of mind, to sleep next to a new baby! Child’s Room: Imagine a brightly lacquered French blue pair of nightstands on either side of a twin bed. chinoiserie wallpaper (Hello to all my Grand Millenials!) gracing the walls. And crisp white bedding and sheets in a matching pattern to the chintz wallpaper. Caprani flush mount lighting at the ceiling, and a fringe ottoman and matching chair at the side. A room fit for a little prince or princess. Finally, a Palm Springs or Hollywood Regency Style home. In a foyer or dining room, we see this pair placed aptly on a brightly colored...

Rolling stone featuring Yoko Ono and John Lennon. John Lennon poses behind Yoko Ono on the cover of this vintage magazine. This piece is in good cond...

Oil portrait of a lady on canvas in a wood frame. The subject has brunette hair with vibrant green eyes. Signed Jo Grove 1980. Back of the portrait says Hecho in Mexico. Great for a ...