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Coca-Cola Wall Mount Bottle Opener

$6.25

This is a reproduction of our classic ‘Drink Coca-Cola’ STARR “X” Bottle Opener. Does not carry the patent# nor the STARR “X” trademark on the bottom of the opener. But is still a great item. Perfect for your kitchen, home bar, deck or any other gathering place. This is an essential item for the beer and soda drinker. Comes with two mounting screws. Purchase a bottle cap catcher to make the bottle…

Laser Printed Split Bamboo Fleur De Lis Placemat 18 x 12 Set / 6

$24.00

Floor mats, table mats, runners and placemats. Made in traditional Oriental designs as well as ocean, floral and insect designs. The 2×3 also makes an impressive center mat for a large dining table….

Laser Printed Split Bamboo Sea Shells Placemat 18 x 12 Set / 6

$24.00

Floor mats, table mats, runners and placemats. Made in traditional Oriental designs as well as ocean, floral and insect designs. The 2×3 also makes an impressive center mat for a large dining table….

Hunter 23710 1896 Art Noveau Four-Light 52-Inch Four Blade Ceiling Fan, Burnished Brass with Clear Globes

$314.71

The Victorian style swept America at the turn of the century. Buttressed with intricate elements that are the hallmarks of high Victoriana, the 1896 Art Noveau is a truly splendid ceiling fan….

Retro Appalachian State University Counter Stool

This retro counter stool is the perfect way to create a fun, personalized setting that celebrates your favorite team. Great in kitchen counter and bar areas, game rooms and the garage. These counter stools are crafted with a sturdy, yet lightweight, steel frame with black finish legs and a chrome finish seat trim. A vinyl top with colorful logo covers the padded seat. A stylish way to add personal…

Retro Hockey Philadelphia Flyers Orange Counter Stool

Perfection

$18.99

Even adults will be challenged by attempting to fit all 25 pieces into place before the 60-second alarm sounds. These complex geometric shapes need to be matched with the appropriate hole before the whole tray pops up and sends them flying in an explosion of yellow plastic. Any number of kids can take turns trying to beat the clock, and then to beat each other’s best times. For younger children wh…

Rack-O

$8.59

Families have been playing Rack-O since the ’50s, but the new edition of this timeless rack ‘em and score card game features top-quality cards with bold numbers to please players of all ages. Players randomly slot 10 cards on their rack. The race begins to draw and discard until one player positions 10 cards in numerical sequence. It takes skill, concentration and a little bit of luck. This fun ga…

Step2 50′s Diner

$152.48

2 years & up. This classic retro style children’s diner features attached booth-style seating and tabletop with working jukebox. The kitchen side features oven, grill, fryer, icebox for storage and sink for cooking and cleaning. Accessories include: coffee pot, griddle pan, dishes silverware, kitchen utensils, deep fryer and mustard and ketchup. Requires 4 AA and 2 AAA batteries, not included. Ass…

Mid-Century Modern: Furniture of the 1950s

$25.00

This highly praised celebration of ’50s design recalls the wonders of boomerang-shaped coffee tables, the funky curvaceousness of biomorphic furniture, the industrial sleekness of cool metals, and other design delights. “Will undoubtedly foster a new appreciation of furniture from the ’50s.”–Chicago Sun-Times. 125 4-color photographs and 100 black-and-white photographs….

Companies We Keep – Book

$17.95

Part memoir and part examination of a new business model, the 2005 release of The Company We Keep marked the debut of an important new voice in the literature of American business. Now, in Companies We Keep, the revised and expanded edition of his 2005 work, John Abrams further develops his idea that companies flourish when they become centers of interdependence, or “communities of enterprise.”