Playing chess on your iPhone may help pass the time on your long commute, but it isn't nearly as satisfying as killing your opponent's Knight with your bare hands. Check mate.
This chess set was handcrafted from black and white marble.
12 in x 12 in
$169
If you see a frog in your dreams, a transformation, renewal or rebirth may be heading your way. Your days of "kissing frogs" might finally be over!
These vintage ceramic frog bookends are ribbit-free.
5 in wide x 5 in tall x 5 in deep
$49
Though smoking isn't nearly as popular as it was in the 1960s, it's still fun to decorate with relics from the past.
This 1960s gold leaf ashtray is fit for a king (who doesn't smoke).
9 in wide x 9 in deep
$35
There's nothing that can't be solved with a few more throw pillows. Bonus, they double as a therapy session (if you scream into them) and a relaxing retreat (if you rest your eyes for a few moments.)
This pair of vintage velvet pillows is comfy and chic.
18 in x 18 in
39/each
Good things come in waves. If it's not a good thing yet, wait a bit, good things are brewing.
This large crystal vase has a wavy aesthetic.
13 1/2 in tall x 8 in wide
$69
For someone who likes to throw spontaneous dinner parties, it's about time you stock up in advance. Cheers to that!
This 1970’s rattan wine rack holds 24 bottles.
22 in wide x 34 in tall x 8 in deep
$49
Having a fireplace is nice, but it's also an eyesore if you don't use it year round. Spruce up that black hole with some decorative iron.
This vintage iron fireplace screen was handcrafted.
34 in tall x 48 in wide
$195
If you're a fan of Neo-plasticism, a Dutch artistic movement represented by famous artists like Theo von Doesburg, de Stijl, and Piet Mondrian, then you're going to love this piece. Not only is it a work of art, but you can also store stuff in there if you so desire. Score!
This vintage pottery vessel was crafted in Peru.
10 in wide x 10 in tall
$49
Before there were Facebook interests, people would display their books in a more public room in the house, like the living room, so that people could have a quick glimpse into their psyche and understand them better. What message do these bookends send?
This pair of large carved tribal bookends will get all the attention.
10 in wide x 5 in wide x 5 in deep
$95
Your college days may be eons ago, but you're not ready to get rid of your textbooks just yet. Only after you're done paying off your student loans, will you consider recycling them.
This pair of oversized vintage temple bookends is lofty enough for your college textbooks.
10 in wide x 10 in tall x 3 in deep
$89/pair
Love yourself enough to buy yourself flowers every now and then (or every week.) You don't need an occasion, they just need to bring you joy.
This large art glass vase would brighten up any room, and any soul. Self-love is self-care.
5 in wide x 12 in tall
$69
Known for his ability to encompass Abstract Expressionism, it's no wonder Thomas Holland has been called one of California's most important contemporary artists.
This vintage American/Californian plaster bust by Thomas Holland was signed by the artist and dated 1964.
16 in tall x 8 in deep x 7 in wide
$195/as found
What will you choose to store in your new amber glass dish? Rainbow colored candies, homemade potpourri, or your gem collection? The choice is yours and yours alone.
This large vintage amber glass dish has a yummy curved shape.
15 in wide x 8 in deep x 5 in tall
$59
It was a whole lot easier to be a sneaky teenager before the digital age. When you wanted to go to a party, all you had to do was have your friend pretend to be her mom, "Yes Martha, the girls are safe with me. No need to worry."
This vintage eagle phone from Pakistan is made of onyx. Perfect for making calls when you’re waiting for your iPhone to charge.
9 in tall x 12 in wide x 4 in deep
$169
It’s things like this that make you long for the days when you could just sip martinis and gab on your rotary phone with your gal pals while your nails dried.
This vintage style rotary phone features red zebra marble.
$149
If you want to experience happiness practice these two things; gratitude and giving. Giving a gift will give you more happiness than buying something for yourself! Try it (and then don’t forget to thank us!)
This 1975 inlayed jewelry box from Italy plays “Send The Clowns.”
$69
Now and days if you want to experience a new culture you just have to book a flight on Expedia or take a virtual tour on Google Maps. Back in the day, however, you had to risk never seeing your family again, catching some incurable disease, or getting captured by pirates.
This classic mid-century ship sculpture was hand crafted by Fuller Metal Works in Kealskekua, Hawaii.
26 in wide x 28 in tall x 6 in deep
$195
These boots weren’t made for walking. They were made for holding your umbrellas.
This mid-century umbrella / cane stand was hand-hammered by Enesco from metal.
22 in tall x 13 in wide x 7 in deep
$129
If you showed up to granny’s house with a missing button or torn shirt, you’d be shuffled immediately to her sewing room so she could fix you up!
This mid-century sewing basket by Singer is as cute as can be.
16 in tall x 13 in wide x 12 in deep
$49
You may not always fit in my arms, but you will always be my baby.
This mid-century carving of a man and child from Kenya is simply elegant.
12 in x 4 in x 4 in
$39
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