Mid-Century Modern Ceramic and Porcelain Bowls and Vase with a newer Plate which Has me Thinking of the Artists Miro and Klee

Beautifully Shaped Ceramic Bowls, Fluted, and Flaring out into a Scalloped Edge. Use for Floral Arrangements, Fill with Fruit, or Display as Home or Garden Decor with Other Blue and White Ceramic and Porcelain Ware.

Perhaps This Bell Boy Standing Folk Art Figure, at one Time, Stood Outside the Entrance to a Hotel. I Estimate that this Original Folk Art Figure is Late 19th to Early 20th Century

Delight in the Whimsy of this Older Footed Moroccan Tray Hand Hammered with the likes of a Fantasy Garden

Large Rounded Bottom Vessel of Frosted Glass sits in a Rustic Wrought Metal Stand. Use for Fresh Flowers or as Garden or Seaside Decor with a Large Candle

Funky, Vintage, Bohemian Mirror and Frame Painted in a Flat Black, and Scraped Down to Reveal a Robin's Egg Blue Undercoat. Frame Holds an Old Silvered Mirror, Distressed and Tarnished with Age

Garden Motif Wall Plaques with Fabulous Sculpted Floral Motifs. Made of a Cast Stone Material, Plaster-Like Composition, and Tinted in Various Shades of Oatmeal.

Olde World Gilt Frames Rich and Textured with the Nicks, Tarnish and Patina of Time. These would Really Come Alive on a Dark Wall and the Frames, Themselves, Hanging in Their own Right

The Inner Spirit of the Catahoula Leopard Dog has been Captured in this Hand Crafted Art Work by Master Woodcarver, Wayne Jarvis

Wayne Jarvis, Master Woodcarver, Depicts the Great Dane Character in this Small Hand Carved Art Work

Master Woodcarver, Wayne Jarvis Captures the True Character of the Shar Pei in this Small, Hand Crafted Sculpture

Probably Hand Carved from the Wood of the Butternut Tree, is a Delightful Little Sculpture of a Springer Spaniel by Master Woodcarver, Wayne Jarvis

Reclaimed Antique Stamped Tin and Antique Embroidery Make for Unique, One of a Kind Crosses. Both Crosses are Hand Crafted with Re-Use, Recycle and Re-Purpose in Mind.

A Hand Crafted Shrine or Display for a Figurine, Relic, or Coveted Treasure. One of my Originals Made Totally from Salvaged, Reclaimed and Re-Purposed Materials

This Older Reed Basket was Woven to Last. Tightly Woven with Larger Reeds and Ring Handles Each Side. So Many Uses!

Vintage Industrial Strength Perforated Metal Bins, Galvanized and with Handles. Great with Industrial Metal Shelving

A Petite Olde World Lamp with Urn Shaped Base in Carved Italian Alabaster. White Stone with Gold Veining and New Gold Shade

Here We Have a Set of Olde World Italian Framed Prints Pictured Next to a Re-Print of the Civil War Map of Laurens County, South Carolina, Surveyed by Henry Gray, D.S., 1820; Improved for Mill’s Atlas, 1825

Japanese Red Lacquered Bowl with Gold Leaf Exterior. The Low, Round Shape and Simplicity of Asian Design Motif Lend Beautifully to Ikebana Floral Arrangements

Scalloped Blue and White Ceramic Jelly Moulds to Hang as Wall Decor... and a Hand Made Mosaic Wall Decor Plaque with Cup of Broken Ceramic Pieces, also Predominately in Blues.

This Vintage, Mid-Century Porcelain Vase was Produced in Berlin, Germany at KPM. The Body of the Vase was Designed by Hubert Griemert

Each Textile Embroidery was Hand Woven by the Laotian Tai Deng Tribe as Wraps or Shawls to be worn at Ceremonial Events. Lovely as Wall Decor or as Table Runners

Left, is a Hand Woven Laotian Textile of Fine Cotton, and Embellished with Gold and Black Silk Threads on a Deep Red Ground. Pictured on the Right is a Silk on Silk Textile of the Laotian Sam Neua Tribe.

This Lidded Pine Needle Basket is Possibly one Made by the Seminole American Indians. Entirely of Pine Needle Construction and in Good Condition

A Lidded Tin Urn Patinaed with a Dark Bronze Finish. Wonderful Decorative Metal Accessory with Refined Shape, but Robust and Rustic. Combine this Urn with Natural Elements, Mediterranean, Spanish or Ethnic Decor