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Just added this really cool bicyclist and his bike tintype to our online shop. This image is as nice and crisp as the da...
06/13/2026

Just added this really cool bicyclist and his bike tintype to our online shop. This image is as nice and crisp as the day it was taken around 125 years ago. The link for our online store is in our bio!

06/12/2026

Fernware in a 19th century Scottish technique where a craftsperson laid actual pressed fern fronds onto a light colored sycamore wood. They then sprayed or stenciled dark brown or reddish brown pigment over the wood leaving a clean silhouette of the fern when the leaves were removed. This souvenir box is a rare survivor of the process. It was just added to our online shop. Link in bio.

Love a good fragment! This early 19th gold gilt wooden fragment was found in France many years ago. It would look great ...
06/11/2026

Love a good fragment! This early 19th gold gilt wooden fragment was found in France many years ago. It would look great in a bookcase or in a grouping on a table. The gold gilt carving was just added to our online shop. Link in bio.

I love a good fragment! This antique gilt bronze decorative “wreath” attached to something at one time. Hard to say what...
06/10/2026

I love a good fragment! This antique gilt bronze decorative “wreath” attached to something at one time. Hard to say what it was on but now it’s ready for a new life. The gilt bronze ring was just added to our Etsy shop. Link in bio.

This beautifully made antique tole tea caddy is a survivor. It’s well over 150 years old and looks as good as it did all...
06/09/2026

This beautifully made antique tole tea caddy is a survivor. It’s well over 150 years old and looks as good as it did all those years ago. It was just added to our online store. Link in bio.

This cup looks like it’s from an archaic dig somewhere! It’s a cast iron “end of day” folk art fragment. I once saw a co...
06/08/2026

This cup looks like it’s from an archaic dig somewhere! It’s a cast iron “end of day” folk art fragment. I once saw a complete version many years ago, it originally had a saucer and a spoon. This is all that remains of this one. The survivor was just added to our online shop. Link in bio.

Do you need a sign for your Empire? This hand-cut “Empire” stencil was just added to our online shop. The sign has a gra...
06/06/2026

Do you need a sign for your Empire? This hand-cut “Empire” stencil was just added to our online shop. The sign has a graphic folk art quality to it. Check out the folk art section of our Etsy shop. Link in bio!

The Addams Family “Thing” personified! This vintage Thing-like manikin hand was just added to our online shop. I’ve been...
06/05/2026

The Addams Family “Thing” personified! This vintage Thing-like manikin hand was just added to our online shop. I’ve been adding a lot of interesting new items to our online store, check out the link in our bio.

(Sold) Warning! ‼️ “This er****on is temporary”! Vintage Brass Scaffolding Sign Novelty from the 1970s. It’s a replica o...
06/04/2026

(Sold) Warning! ‼️ “This er****on is temporary”! Vintage Brass Scaffolding Sign Novelty from the 1970s. It’s a replica of a much larger sign that would’ve put on construction sites. The sign was just added to our online store. Link in bio! ****on

Remember that time you woke up wearing just a barrel? This man in a barrel has a really nice warm patina and seems to ha...
06/03/2026

Remember that time you woke up wearing just a barrel? This man in a barrel has a really nice warm patina and seems to have all of his parts! This little guy was just added to our online shop. Link in bio!

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1304 Sidney Street
St. Louis, MO
63104

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Friday 10am - 2pm
Saturday 10am - 3pm

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