Accessories

Cannons Away

February 20, 2012

History Buff Spanish cannon were first used by the Moors in the 13th century. Ironically, the first artillery masters weren’t employed in Spain until the Christian Kings of Spain came to power. Cannons were used aboard Spanish galleons and in forts in the the Americas. These vintage cannon bookends were handcrafted in Spain. The wooden cannons [...]

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Iron It Out

February 20, 2012

Foliage Friends Your bungalow in Silverlake is tucked away behind the main house. Overgrown foliage blocks your view of any surrounding neighbors which makes you feel like you live in your own Secret Garden. Your goal is to add one plant to your collection every week. This Iron Plant Holder has a rustic look to it [...]

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When No One Loses, It’s A Thai

February 20, 2012

Peace, Love, Happiness This Thai woman is traditionally garbed with a long, flowing skirt and well-adorned head piece. Despite her many layers, the woman appears to be at peace with her surroundings. An eery calm, washing over her body. Made of conrete, this staue is quite heavy and would look great watching over a peaceful [...]

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PolkaDotCom

February 20, 2012

Who Stole The Cookie From the Cookie Jar? You’ve been wanting to host a game night at your new pad but your worried your work friends won’t get along with your neighbor friends. What better way to break the ice than to start the night out with a game of Twister? Nothing says “Nice to [...]

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Porridge Roasting On An Open Fire

February 14, 2012

Please Sir, Might I Have Some More? This set of antique andirons would class up any drab fireplace. Made of antique iron, these andirons are extremely ornate. Andirons are used as a rest for logs in an open fireplace. Many andirons, including these, have a cup shape on the top to warm porridge or roasting [...]

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Do You Want Some Cheese With That Whine?

February 14, 2012

Wine Seller You have been whining for years that you never have enough room to store your collection of fine wines. It seems your only option is to remodel your basement into a wine cellar. You can’t seem to find a structure that will hold a moderately sized collection, until now. This wine rack holds [...]

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Lift Your Spirits

January 25, 2012

Things Are Looking Up You would kill for your sister’s long gams. Instead, you were blessed with child-birthing hips and a bad disposition. This stepping stool is just what you need to lift your spirits. Not only will you be able to reach the paprika on the top shelf without risking your life, but your [...]

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Need An Extra Set of Hands?

January 25, 2012

Hand Me a New Perspective Going back to work is a love-hate relationship for you. While you enjoy getting out of the house, you miss your little ones. Place this vintage brass holder on your desk as a reminder to not be so hard on yourself. Change your perspective. You are teaching your little ones [...]

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Ciao Bella Murano

January 25, 2012

Inanimate Sensuality Like a sensual Georgia O’Keefe painting, this pink Murano glass ash tray reminds us of the erotic similarities between the inanimate and the animate. Although it is believed that glass making in Murano originated in the 9th century, Murano glass continues to be highly sought after all around the world. This six-pointed marbleized pink [...]

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Precocious Kitten Trinket

January 18, 2012

Golden Kitty In Ancient Rome, cats were considered the guardians of the home and a symbol of domestic goodness. Cats were so highly revered in Egyptian history that they were mummified along with rats for them to eat. Resourceful in nature, cats give us a message of change, flexibility and adaptability. Any cat lover will appreciate this [...]

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