The scene presents a majestic, gnarled tree dominating the foreground, its roots firmly gripping the rocky shoreline. This evocative image captures the rugged natural splendor of one of Scotland’s most iconic lochs.
This is a stunning mid-20th-century hand-wrought aluminum tray by Rodney Kent, marked #423. Perfect for display, serving, or as part of a collector’s decorative aluminum set. Marked: „Genuine Hand Wrought Aluminum by Rodney Kent 423“.
NEW LOWER PRICE. THIS ITEM WON’T LAST! This Rum Rill vase stands just shy of 9″ high. The bottom is unmarked. The brown to green ombré finish blends perfectly at the bottom (see the multiple photos taken of this fantastic and artful finish.).
Rare Griswold #10 Griddle Large Block Logo – Very Good Condition.Perfect for camping, or outdoor cooking. It is in really great shape!
HAS A SMALL CHIP. NOTE: IN GOOD PRE-OWNED CONDITION. THERE IS A VERY SMALL CHIP NEAR THE RIM OF THE SAUCER (SEE PICS).
The Wagner Ware 1101 Divided Bacon and Egg Breakfast Skillet is a vintage collectible cookware piece that is a must-have for any kitchen. This square-shaped skillet features a flat-bottomed design and is made of durable cast iron, making it suitable for use on both gas and electric stoves. With its original design from the 1920s and unique divided bacon and egg breakfast feature, this skillet is perfect for cooking up your favorite breakfast meals with style and charm. Made in Australia
Line: Kitchen Kraft. ▪︎The matching lid sits perfectly flush on the rim. Item: Covered Ball Jar/Canister.
In good condition but could use a little cleaning and touch up on some areas. Photos provided to show condition. These are hard to find so jump on it while you can. Only could find a single pair that show sold where someone added an extra base. Make a reasonable offer!
This vintage white enamelware wash basin dish pan has a red rim, measuring 9.5 inches in diameter. It is a round-shaped collectible cookware piece that is compatible with electric and gas stoves, as well as electric ovens. Made of enamel metal, this farmhouse-style dish pan features a flat-bottomed design and hails from the United States, manufactured between 1920-1949. Its original and unmarked brand adds to its charm, making it a unique addition to any kitchen or home decor collection.
Tiny chip on the inside of the spout, in the pics.