Old Tin Lined Turkish Copper Cookware; A Set of Three with Long Hand Wrought Handles, and a Deep Copper Pan with Sloping Sides and Two Handles

This Old Weathered Galvanized Pitcher,,,Its Pointy Spout…Its Boxy Handle…and Its SIZE! It's Just too Fabulous. It is Begging for Something Really Tall to Show Off

Three Specimens of Old Coral - a Beautiful Natural Element, and a Fascinating Formation to Examine and Incorporate as Decor

Nothing Adds Character to a Kitchen Like This Old Copper Cookware Hanging from a Rack, or Displayed as Wall Decor. The Colander, Lidded Fondue Pot, and Large Saute Pan are all of the Old Tin Lined Copper Variety.

Hand painted Wooden Mallard Drake Decoys as Collectibles or to Add Rustic, American Country Style to Your Décor.

Greco-Roman Style Urn, Pitcher, and Vase Replicas to Give an Olde World, Ancient Touch. Great as Decor, and for Props and Styling

This Pair of Decorative Metal Table-Top Pillars will Set the Tone, Whether Placed as Decor in a Modern, Spanish, Rustic, or Southwest Setting

A Very Old, Single Sheep's Horn, a Remnant of Days Gone by when the Big Horn Sheep Roamed West Texas. A Pair of Younger Fallow Deer Antlers, also to Make a Statement

Two Large, Palmate Shaped Antlers of the Fallow Deer Spell a Certain Drama when used as Home Decor.

The use of Natural Elements such as These Antlers in Home Decor can call Attention to the Beautiful Designs Inherent in Nature.

One Carved Pedestal, One Repurposed, and Upcycled Pillar, and One Orb Shaped Finial... all Artfully Textured and Painted in a Neutral Greige, Gravel Gray. Perfect as Decorative Objects on a Mantle or Displayed on a Table Top Singly, or as a Grouping.

In Addition to Displaying a Most Sensual and Curvaceous Female Form, this Hand Crafted Sculpture also Emits an Aura and a Distinct Personality

This is a Terra Cotta Replica of a Pre-Columbia Figure From the Island of Jaina, off the Coast of the Yucatan. Pictured Here with a Sculpted Terra Cotta Planter Bowl

This is a Terra Cotta Replica of a Pre-Columbian Double Bowl With Handle. A Very Well Executed Reproduction

I Label These Ceramic Pitchers, Vessels, Vase, and Bowl Primitive Folk Art. What is to be Cherished in These Works of Art is an Almost Untamed Creative Spirit in Shape, Combination of Colors, and Surface Manipulation

Great Southwest Flavor in These Primitive, Rustic Crosses in Two Flavors. Both Combine Rustic Metal Crosses Atop Hand Painted or Reclaimed, Distressed Wood

The Chinese Character Mark on the Base, in Red, Identifies this Elegant Chinese Porcelain Bowl as one Patterned after the Great Qing Dynasty, Qianlong Period, 1736 - 1795.

Nails Used by the Southern Pacific and Santa Fe Railroads, Marking the Year that Railroad Ties were put in Place. Use as Distinctive Hangers for Antique, Relics, Mirrors and Artworks

Nails Used by the Southern Pacific and Santa Fe Railroads, Marking the Year that Railroad Ties were put in Place. Use as Distinctive Hangers for Antique, Relics, Mirrors and Artworks. A Railroad or Railway Collectible. Also Great Gifts Commemorating a Birthday, Anniversary, or Special Event

Saintly and Divine Religious Images on Thick, Gesso-Like Textured Wood Plaques and Embellished with Reclaimed Tin Work and Turned Wood Findings.

Decorative Table Top Pillars Created from Salvaged, Reclaimed Hardware, Up-Cycled Industrial Parts and Fittings, and a Host of Found Objects.

A Potpourri of Fun Metal Containers for the Garden, for use as Functional Porch Decor, Rustic Country or Cottage Home Decor, or Handy in that Potting Shed.

Reclaimed Painted Wood and Mirror Glass have been Recycled into Rustic Crosses. Each Cross has Peeling Paint and Grouted Broken Mirror Glass

A Metal Urn Shaped Lamp Base with an Applied Rust Finish.. do Love this Lamp. Re-Wired and Ready for a Shade

A Vintage Mirror and Frame I Have Hand Embellished with Patterning in String and Beading. Frame is Hand Painted in a Chalky, Off White, and Matte Glazed in a Light Putty Beige Taupe with Light Turquoise Accents