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A Randomized Trial of Two Surgical Techniques for Pancreaticojejunostomy in Patients Undergoing Pancreaticoduodenectomy
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|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier: NCT00359320
Recruitment Status : Terminated (Terminated by IRB)
First Posted : August 2, 2006
Last Update Posted : June 13, 2018
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|Condition or disease
|Pancreatic Neoplasms Biliary Tract Neoplasms Pancreatitis, Chronic Duodenal Neoplasms
|Procedure: pancreaticojejunostomy
|Not Applicable
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Pancreaticoduodenectomy (PD) is a commonly performed operative procedure which is used in selected patients with benign and malignant diseases of the pancreas and periampullary region. The procedure involves regional resection of the pancreatic head, neck, and uncinate process en-bloc with the duodenum, distal bile duct, and lymph nodes. The standard 'Whipple' operation also adds a distal gastrectomy to the above procedures, while a pylorus-preserving pancreaticoduodenectomy (PPPD) spares the distal stomach. The indications for PD include neoplastic processes confined to the periampullary region, such as pancreatic cancer, distal common bile duct cancer, duodenal cancer, ampullary cancer, neuroendocrine tumors, cystic tumors, etc. A small number of benign conditions, such as chronic pancreatitis and benign neoplasms are also treated with PD. Upon completion of the pancreatic resection, 3 anastomoses are used to re-establish GI continuity—a pancreatic-enteric anastomosis, a biliary-enteric anastomosis, and a gastro or duodeno-enteric anastomosis. The pancreatic-enteric anastomosis has traditionally been the most troubling of these anastomoses because of a failure to heal and resultant fistulas and leaks.
The operative mortality rate for PD is usually less than 5% in major surgical centers with significant experience with the procedure. The leading causes of mortality include hemorrhage, cardiac events, and sepsis (often related to a pancreatic-enteric fistula). In contrast to this low mortality rate, the morbidity rate is still quite high with one review showing a rate of 40%. One of the most common causes of morbidity is a leak or pancreatic fistula from the pancreatic-enteric anastomosis. A recent review estimated the incidence of this complication to be 10% to 28.5%. A pancreatic fistula is currently defined by the International Study Group for Pancreatic Fistulas (ISGPF) as drain amylase levels that are ≥3 times normal amylase levels from the third postoperative day onward, if drain output is ≥ 10ml, and if the color of the drained fluid is altered (non-serous). Several large single institution series from the Mannheim, Lahey, and Mayo Clinics have shown leak rates of 11-15%. The Mannheim Clinic series demonstrated that 20% of the pancreatic fistulas were directly responsible for postoperative deaths.
There have been several randomized prospective trials by investigators at the Johns Hopkins Hospital which have tested various interventions attempting to improve the leakage rates. In one trial, they determined that leak rates were similar (11-12%) whether the pancreatic-enteric anastomosis was a pancreaticojejunostomy (PJ) or a pancreaticogastrostomy (PG). In another trial, these investigators evaluated the use of prophylactic octreotide as an agent to reduce pancreatic fistula rates—in this study there was no decrease in fistula rates with the use of octreotide. Finally, these authors most recently performed a randomized, prospective trial of stenting the pancreatic-enteric anastomosis. In this trial, the fistula rates were not changed by the placement of a perioperative stent across the anastomosis.
There are two widely used methods for the PJ reconstruction after PD—invagination or 'dunking' the pancreatic remnant or end-to-side duct-to-mucosa PJ. In the invagination technique, the cut end of the pancreas in sewn into an opening in the side of the jejunum using two layers of suture—an outer layer of permanent suture on the pancreas capsule and bowel serosa and muscle, and an inner layer of running dissolvable suture on the duct and pancreatic parenchyma and full thickness of the bowel wall. In the duct-to-mucosa technique, there is again an outer layer of interrupted permanent suture. However, the inner layer is an interrupted anastomosis between the pancreatic duct and the bowel mucosa. In one single institution study utilizing the duct-to-mucosa technique and an internal stent, Strasberg et al demonstrated a pancreatic fistula rate of 1.6% in 123 patients. In another review by Tani et al, the fistula rate was 11% for the stented duct-to-mucosa technique and 6.5% for the 2 layer end-to-side externally stented technique.
There has been only one small randomized, prospective trial evaluating a duct-to-mucosa versus an end-to-side PJ reported in the literature. In this trial, the authors randomized 144 patients undergoing PD to either a 2-layer duct-to-mucosa anastomosis or a single layer end-to-side anastomosis which was not invaginated. Pancreatic fistulas were seen in 14% of patients—13% in the duct-to-mucosa group and 15% in the end-to-side group and there was no difference in complications between groups. It is not entirely clear from this study how these anastomoses were performed, but it does not appear that their construction was compatible to the methods that are most commonly used today.
Therefore, we propose to perform a randomized, prospective, controlled study comparing these two techniques. This study will be offered to all patients at Thomas Jefferson Hospital undergoing PD. Patients will be recruited on the basis of the preoperative anticipation of pancreaticoduodenal resection and preoperative consent will be obtained. Stratification and randomization will be performed intraoperatively, following pancreaticoduodenal resection. Because many studies have demonstrated that leak rates are directly related to pancreatic texture, we will stratify into two groups: soft (normal) texture (predicted fistula rate of 15-30%) and hard (fibrotic) texture (predicted fistula rate of 0-15%). Patients will be randomized to one of two groups: 1) pancreatic duct to jejunal mucosa, two-layer anastomosis or 2) end-to-side, two-layer, invagination technique.
The intraoperative management of the patients will not be influenced by this study and will be under the direction of the attending surgeon. The perioperative care of the patient, including the use of prophylactic antibiotics, gastric acid secretory inhibition agents, nasogastric tubes, the timing of removal of operatively placed closed-suction drains, and the restoration of oral intake will remain under the direction of the attending surgeon. If a postoperative pancreatic fistula does occur, the attending surgeon will manage the fistula appropriately. We have a Critical Pathway in place which we will use to standardize patient care and insure uniform postoperative management.
Immediately following the PD, the attending surgeon will complete a short questionnaire documenting the type of resection performed, the type of anastomosis, the character of the remnant pancreas, the size of the pancreatic duct, how the pancreas was transected (stapler, electrocautery, etc), and other details of the operative procedure. Other routine data that will be collected includes further details of the operative procedure (from the operative report), pathology of the resected specimen (from the pathology report), and occurrence of postoperative morbidity and mortality.
|Study Type :
|Interventional (Clinical Trial)
|Actual Enrollment :
|54 participants
|Intervention Model:
|Single Group Assignment
|None (Open Label)
|Primary Purpose:
|Official Title:
|A Randomized Trial of Two Surgical Techniques for Pancreaticojejunostomy in Patients Undergoing Pancreaticoduodenectomy
|Actual Study Start Date :
|May 25, 2006
|Actual Primary Completion Date :
|July 12, 2008
|Actual Study Completion Date :
|July 12, 2008
Experimental: Mucosa-to-jejunal mucosa technique of pancreaticojejunosto
Determine whether a duct mucosa-to-jejunal mucosa technique of pancreaticojejunostomy will improve the pancreatic fistula rate
Procedure: pancreaticojejunostomy
- The primary endpoint will be the pancreatic fistula rate. [ Time Frame: 1 year ]
- Length of hospitalization [ Time Frame: 1 year ]
- Percutaneous intervention rates [ Time Frame: 1 year ]
- Reoperation rates [ Time Frame: 1 year ]
- Morbidity [ Time Frame: 1 year ]
- Death [ Time Frame: 1 year ]
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|Ages Eligible for Study:
|18 Years and older (Adult, Older Adult)
|Sexes Eligible for Study:
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers:
Inclusion Criteria:
- Patients must have undergone pancreaticoduodenectomy.
- Must have pancreatic remnant remaining in place (body and tail).
- Must be candidate for reconstruction by pancreaticojejunostomy by one of the two techniques described below.
- Must have an identifiable pancreatic duct which can be used for a duct-to-mucosa anastomosis.
Exclusion Criteria:
- Patients undergoing total pancreatectomy.
- Patients undergoing PD who have had previous left-sided pancreatic resection.
- Failure to sign informed consent.
- Failure to identify the pancreatic duct.
- Pregnant patients.
To learn more about this study, you or your doctor may contact the study research staff using the contact information provided by the sponsor.
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier (NCT number): NCT00359320
|United States, Pennsylvania
|Thomas Jefferson University Hospital
|Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States, 19107
|Principal Investigator:
|Adam C Berger, MD
|Thomas Jefferson University
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|Responsible Party:
|Thomas Jefferson University
|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
|NCT00359320 History of Changes
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|First Posted:
|August 2, 2006 Key Record Dates
|Last Update Posted:
|June 13, 2018
|Last Verified:
|June 2018
Keywords provided by Thomas Jefferson University:
Pancreatic Cancer
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Pancreatic Neoplasms
Biliary Tract Neoplasms
Pancreatitis, Chronic
Duodenal Neoplasms
Pancreatic Diseases
Digestive System Diseases
Digestive System Neoplasms
Neoplasms by Site
Endocrine Gland Neoplasms
Endocrine System Diseases
Biliary Tract Diseases
Intestinal Neoplasms
Gastrointestinal Neoplasms
Gastrointestinal Diseases
Duodenal Diseases
Intestinal Diseases


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1. I used to wipe my face after a dog "kissed" me. Now, I only do it when others are watching.
2. I know dog's mouths are disgusting, but I still welcome the kisses without reserve.
3. When I meet other dogs and their owners, I secretly beg inside for a sign their owner will be fine if I reduce myself to a toddler's age so I can kiss and love on their dog.
4. I'm super excited when socially conversations turn to "Dogs" so I can share my latest anecdotes.
5. I'm super excited when I hear someone is going to adopt a new dog, so I can share my experiences.
6. I used to put time into wondering if people were worth knowing, and now I make less effort when I learn they 'love dogs'.
7. I once kept a very clean bed. Now, I just wipe the dirt from the dogs off and relish in the fact they'll soon jump again in the bed and spread more dirt.
8. My car used to look immaculate. It would stress me out when it was a mess. Now I look at the slobber stains and am thankful my new friends keep me down to earth.
9. I used to worry about the appearance of my clothes. Now, I know people know "she owns dogs" and my hairy pants are excused.
10. No matter who they are, they know I am a dog owner. They know their health is equal to any other family member, and I will call out of work to attend to them.
11. When the first question people ask me when catching up is, "so how are your dogs?"
12. When learning of someone who surrendered a dog, you determine they are no longer worth knowing.
13. I look forward to visiting the vet, just so I can talk more about my dog than I already do.
14. If I haven't thrown a birthday party, I've considered it.
15. I'm positive I know all my dog's "favorite things", even though I can't say the same for any human I know.
16. If my dog doesn't like you, neither will I.
17. I somehow know every bump and imperfection on their body, but I hardly can say the same for my own.
18. If I am single and dating, don't worry about what my "friends" think. Worry about how I will interpret how you interact with my dog.
19. If my dog didn't seem "right" this morning, it will ruin my day and I will obsess on it until I know they are okay.
20. If you worry, no matter how many times you tell them, that your dog doesn't understand how much you love them and cannot live without them, then you are officially a "Dog person".
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BizTalk360 provides monitoring and notifications based on the reports generated by the integrated message box viewer. BizTalk Message Box Viewer (MBV) has over 400 rules to verify the different aspects of your BizTalk environment. BizTalk MBV is one of the key tools used to support and analyse the issues in a BizTalk environment. When you have a problem in your environment and you try to contact Microsoft Support Team for resolution, the first suggestion they make is to run the MBV and look for the critical and non-critical errors. The information in MBV is so accurate and informative that you can almost resolve any issues without much hassle.
BizTalk360 integrates with MBV to provide administrators the ability to monitor the amount of critical and non critical errors identified in the report. You need to install BizTalk Message Box Viewer separately on your server as the license from MBV restricts from bundling it with BizTalk360. You can follow the steps as given in the link to configure MBV in your server. The administrator can set alerts to be notified when the Message box viewer reports critical/non-critical errors above the configured thresholds.
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So I left on the jet plane. a day late. oops. I have issues with being on time for things. I have major issues with understanding the distance from my house to the airport in Tampa. There is no reason for this, since I have made the drive more times than I can count and can practically do it blindfolded.
So there I stood, tears in my eyes, as they told me I could not get on the plane (which I think was a lie, just for the record.). But oh well, I was the one that was late afterall. So I went home, moped. cried. moped a little more. pouted. and then I bought another ticket. and back to the airport I went the following day. on time.
I had fun. I shopped. I ate. I gossiped. I had girl time. I had fun. and then it was time to leave :( and the night before I left, one little chicky of the house got hit with a stomach bug. the following day, I did what any smarty-pants would do….I knocked on wood. yup, I don't get stomach bugs knock-knock-knock. Fear not, I can't remember the last time I got a stomach bug knock-knock-knock. idiot.
So onto the plane I went. I settled in and pouted briefly that I got stuck with a window seat. I got teary-eyed that I was leaving. and then I remembered I had peanut m&ms. mmmmmmm. all is well in the world now. We took off. I munched on the peanut and chocolate goodness. I read my book and rocked out to my music. I attempted to not smell the very bad perfume sitting behind me. and then oh sweet jesus I don't feel ok. oh no. no no no. NO. please don't let this be happening to me. puh-lease. I can't be that passenger. I can't. I won't. Please don't let me be that puking passenger. I counted the rows to the bathroom. I stared at the puke-bag. I weighed my options- and none of them looked good.
I propped myself up with the tray. I covered my nose with one sweater sleeve and my eyes with the other. I turned my music off, but kept the ear buds in. My senses were officially shut off. And then I did what any good OCD person does. I counted. I distracted myself with numbers and counted and counted and then counted some more. And we landed. oh my god, we landed and I was not that passenger.
I sat next to the restrooms while I waited for my bags. I called my husband crying. Begging him to come rescue me. I threatened to sleep in the back of my car. I vowed to never fly again. I treked what felt like miles, and finally made it to my car. Thank god I am lazy and still have a buttload of gear in my backseat from a shoot I did a couple weeks ago, because otherwise, I would have curled up and proceeded to die a slow death in my backseat.
Needless to say, I had a very long drive home. I got to know the side of I-275 very well. I will never eat peanut m&ms again. and I will never knock on wood again….because apparently I do get the flu. And I just did a week on the couch to prove it.
So I got my trip off to a rocky start, and ended it on a very puke-y note….but the stuff in between? SO worth it.


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I created a mixed media tag using the new Tim Holtz Carved Instrument Stamps.
Both Natalie and Christopher love to play musical instruments and I love these Tim Holtz Carved Instrument Stamps, so I decided to use these stamps to create a mixed media tag this week.
I covered the tag with a layer of Gesso and colored it with Distress Paints. The texture on the background of this tag was stenciled using Tim Holtz Layering Stencil and Modeling Paste.
Those two stamped instrument images were cut and attached on the tag with Foam Squares to give a touch of dimension. I added some Tim Holtz metal embellishments which were covered with Gesso, and colored and distressed with Distress Paints.
The edges of this tag were also distressed with Distress Paints. I love the beautiful color combo the textures.
Join us for this week's challenge at Simon Says Stamp Monday Challenge. ANYTHING GOES! Simon Says Stamp is giving away a $50 gift voucher that will go to a random entry chosen by Random Generator. Have fun!


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The preview for the PSG ost is out, the See-though track is sick(turn up bass)
if you want to sample: click this
still a whole month away =/
life drawings this week
Tuesday, November 30, 2010
5 comments:
- Nikolas Ilic said...
nice paintings as usual, man when were they dressed up as Greeks?, dam missed that one would have been fun.
- December 1, 2010 at 12:35 PM
- Garrett Hanna said...
These are great, Lee.
- December 4, 2010 at 1:57 PM
- Domee said...
Bootaful paintings :)
- December 4, 2010 at 11:32 PM
- Timothy Chan said...
these are amazing lee!
happy holidays see you in the new year!
STARCRAFT?! haven't seen you online
i play like once a week at random
- December 31, 2010 at 1:14 PM
- Lee said...
@Tim lol yeah there was a lot of sales on Steam so I've been playing those haha
- December 31, 2010 at 4:50 PM
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do relationships have to be hard?
•Every conversation about something difficult will turn into an argument.
•Sometimes, you just have to duke it out in public.
•"Good days" {i.e. a day without arguments or tears} are going to be the exception rather than the norm.
•It's better to just not talk about it, because you're tired of fighting.
•It's normal to feel disregarded & unimportant to your partner most the time.
Ugh, right? But let's be honest, there are a lot of people out there that, albeit some unknowingly, 100% believe these relationship lies. Lies that all fall under the big umbrella lie that relationships are hard. I mean, yes-you're going to have hard moments, no one's perfect. And they may be hard moments that last months. But they should still be the exception. After dating only two years, you shouldn't be fighting almost every day. You shouldn't be breaking up every time either one of you has any alcohol in their system. And in the end, you shouldn't feel like you barely know one another anymore.Really, it should never be like that. Why do we just accept that this is how things are going to be? Is it because we take our relationship cues from media and movies rather than loving marriages and Biblical example? Is it because we've been together so long, we're terrified of having to start over? Or because we're so selfish, we can't see that we're slowly suffocating the person we're with?
Relationships turn in to this hell hole because we take Jesus out of them. I can remember once, in my last relationship, walking down the street-in the middle of a huge argument, stopping in my tracks and realizing I couldn't breathe. Literally and figuratively. The combination of the misery from being in this toxic relationship and the sudden realization that I had totally distanced myself from God literally took the air straight out of my lungs. Why are we living like this? Because it was all we knew. We were holding on to something just for the sake of holding on to it. He'd checked out emotionally, and I'd allowed myself to be completely consumed by this relationship that he didn't even want to be a part of anymore. It shouldn't be like that. One of us should have been adult enough to recognize that we were killing each other and simply walk away. Sometimes it's just not going to work out. Sometimes you're just terrible for one another. But one thing rings true, it doesn't have to be that difficult.
Thing is, when it comes to relationships sucking, it takes two to tango. And the second you start placing all the blame on your partner, you've lost all ability to regain any semblance of order. And that's what we did. We each blamed the other. And while there was blame to be had by both parties, we would never recover from that. Hard was all I knew. Fighting was all I knew. Come to find out, you can walk out of a relationship like that with some serious baggage The kind that makes you afraid to talk about the way you feel about things because you're used to it turning into WWIII. You walk out believing that you're difficult, hard to handle, incapable of being led, because I mean...that's what the last guy called you. Most of all, you come away sure that the next relationship will be just as difficult, because "that's just the way things are". But, thank Jesus, they're not. It's kind of ironic, the thing that ended up giving me the strength to walk away was spending a minimal amount of time around a relationship that was the opposite of mine in every way. Watching two people, the same age, same amount of time together, interact so lovingly and Christ-like was one of the biggest wake up calls of my life. Seeing him respect her and shower her with affection, watching her light up when he spoke to her and serve him out of love-my relationship was done for. That was the moment that gave me hope. I have no doubt that God placed them in my life at the moment He did so that He could sweetly whisper "see? i have so much more for you".
It doesn't have to be hard. It should be a part of your life that fills you with joy, learning how to do life with this person you love. Times of trial and difficultly are inevitable, but they shouldn't leave you broken. Because real love is patient, and kind, and never ends.
3 comments:
- Elizabeth said...
Props for the Ronnie and Sammi picture.
I completely agree with you. I feel like the media has taught us that if we're not fighting, we're not passionate, and therefore we're not in love. I even grew up in a family that treated strife and drama as necessary parts of everyday life and productivity, and I'm happy to say that I don't allow that spirit in my home now. It took 400 miles, but I finally know what it means to actively keep peace, harmony, and calmness in my own home and in my relationship.
Blake, you do not know how much the Lord just used you in my life. Your description of your last relationship is so very similar to my last as well. And I can honestly say that the one I'm in now is so different, but I have still been letting these lies affect my current relationship. There haven't been the fights and the yelling and the emotional disconnect, but it's like I still can't open myself up completely because I keep waiting for them to come. But they don't have to. I have found a man who loves me in the most incredible way I've ever seen, with such grace and such care even when I feel so unworthy of that love, and the times we argue are the times I won't talk about how I feel, because I've been expecting this relationship to be just as difficult as the last.
- Blake said...
I really wish I knew who that last comment was from! Email me!


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Packet overhead for bulk data transfers is only around 3.4%. The ethernet MAC is 12 bytes. The TCP/IP header is 40 bytes (20 bytes for UDP/IP), plus additional bytes for options, and the data payload is usually around 1448 bytes. Ethernet framing overhead is harder to calculate. 10BaseT is easy, it's just manchester encoded at 20MHz -- so 8 bits per byte at 10MHz, basically. I think there is a short preamble and a CRC tacked on. 100BaseT encodes 4 bits into 5 over the wire (10 bits per byte), but the line frequency is actually 125MHz, not 100MHz, so one byte of data takes 10 bits @ 8ns/bit = 80ns == 12.5 MBytes/sec. If you subtract the 3.4% packet overhead you get around 12 MBytes/sec. I think there is also a premable and some other junk there that reduces the effective bandwidth to 11 MBytes/sec with 1500 MTU packets. GiGE also uses a line frequency of 125MHz, encoding 2 (or is it 3?) bits into each 8ns period. But (and now I am looking at the Wikipedia entry for GigE) it transmits in both directions on all four cable pairs. So you get 125 x 2 x 4 = 1 GBit. Each 8 bit byte is converted to 10 bits. It's all very confusing, actually. GigE requires a lot of signal processing and uses echo cancellation to work. CPU overhead is a different beast entirely. SSH has a lot of encryption and decryption overhead... my transfers over localhost top out at 21.8 MBytes/sec on my test box. At 100BaseT speeds the packet rate is only around 6000-8000 packets per second and cpu overhead for packet processing is usually in the noise. At GiGE rates, however, the packet rate is over 66,000 packets per second and cpu overhead can be significant even if you discount interrupt and device access overheads. -Matt


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SOLD | 15 Northwick Ct, Ann Arbor, MI | Exquisite Northbury Condo
|15 Northwick Ct, Ann Arbor, MI
|Exquisitely Updated Northbury Condo
|Search Ann Arbor Condos »
|Price: $390,000
|Bedrooms: 4
|Total Square Feet: 1,628 sf +1,221 sf finished in walkout basment
|Garage: Two Car, Detached
|Baths: 3
|Year Built: 1978
|Flooring: Carpet, Tile, Hardwood
The Home
Upon entering 15 Northwick Ct, Ann Arbor, MI, you will be engulfed with a sense of completion. This condo has had nearly every surface refinished. From the updated galley style kitchen with sitting space, to the spacious fourth bedroom in the walkout basement, you will not find a more well completed condo in NE Ann Arbor under $400,000.
This unit, located in the highly sought after Northbury Condominium development, features updated bedrooms (4), baths (3 full), kitchen, and walkout basement. The tile entryway escorts you into the condo, and down the hallway to the master bedroom. The master bedroom, generous in size like the other three bedrooms, features a master bath, generous walk-in closet, and a sliding door to the raised deck in the back of this condo.
Downstairs, the full, finished walkout basement offers more entertainment space, more storage, and a retreat. The fourth bedroom feels more like a retreat within a retreat, with the built-in bookshelves, and stone accent wall.
To learn more about the proximity of 15 Northwick Ct, Ann Arbor, MI to various shops and services, there is a table of links below the map. Each link goes to a Google map of that service, shop or building with a pin on this home to show proximity.
To experience this this delightful home in Ann Arbor, there are a few options. First up, there is the virtual tour. Below that is the narrated walkthrough video. Finally, included is a digital flyer for you to download and take with you, should you not have an internet connection.


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304 East 5th Street New York, NY 212-598-5956
Hermes Rocket Typewriter & Case
"Fantasy" Water Color Paint Box from England
"Le Train Bleu" Lithograph by Michael Doret
"Twist" Salt and Pepper Mills by George Jensen
15 Pieces of Hellerware by Massimo Vignelli
1930s Bakelite Rotary Telephone by Northern Electric
1930s Miniature Corn Cob Candy Mold
1930s Royal Model O Portable Typewriter
1940s Deco Style Toaster
1940s Framed Landscape Painting by Sheya
1940s Game Tiles
1940s Industrial Westinghouse Fan
1940s Industrial Wire Wastebasket
1940s Oil Painting by Michel Bepoix
1940s Peruvian Tapestry
1940s Plaster Carnival Mask
1940s Water Gilded Plaster Comedy Mask
1950s "Tele-Vision" Digital Clock
1950s 10 Piece Fiesta Ware Set
1950s 11" Illuminated World Globe
1950s 38" Decorative Round Mirror
1950s Bakelite and Brass Bar Set
1950s Bakelite Telephones by Monophone
1950s Book Shaped Industrial Metal Accordion File
1950s Botanical Prints
1950s Brass and Walnut Cocktail Shaker from Italy
1950s Brontosaurus Dinosaur Glasses
1950s Ceramic Vase
1950's Chrome Olmo Gentleman's Town Bike
1950s Chrome Beauty Can Waste Basket
1950s Chrome Canister Set
1950s Chrome Juice O Mat
1950s Chrome Juice O Mat Juicer
1950s Chromed Steel Coat Tree
1950s Disc Shaped Ceramic Water Pitcher
1950s Hall Water Pitcher
1950s Handled Italian Vase
1950s Heavy Red Vase
1950's Italian Brass Water Pitcher
1950's Italian Standing Caddy/Ashtray
1950's Japanese Vase
1950s Light Box
1950s Lucite Purse by Myles Originals
1950s Martin Aberg for Servex Circular Teak Wastebasket 1950s
1950s Medical Waste Basket
1950s Miniature Perambulator
1950s Mixing Bowl
1950s Oscillating Fan by Signal
1950s Poker Chip Sets
1950's Raymor Italian Ceramic Vase
1950s Small Hall Water Pitcher
1950s Swing Arm Walnut and Glass Pendant Lamps
1950s Table Cloth and Tea Towels
1950s Travel Bar
1950's Twin Scoop Wire Bowl/Basket by Ferris Shacknove
1950s V Shaped Wire Magazine Rack
1950s Venetian Mirror
1950s Water Color depicting a Boy and a Girl
1950s Wire Bowl
1950s Wire Magazine Rack
1950s Wire Magazine Rack
1950s Wire Magazine Stand
1950s-1960s Unused European Hotels' Luggage Stickers
1960s Adam & Eva Novelty Sculpture
1960s Amorphic Mirror on a Solid Teak Board
1960's and 1970's Interior Design Books
1960s Anodized Aluminum Fish Mobiles
1960's Arzberg China Set
1960s Bausch & Lomb Wayfarer Style Safety Glasses
1960s Brass and Walnut Magazine Stand
1960s Chrome Bread Box with Canister Drawers
1960s Coat Tree with Asterisk Top
1960s Danish Rya Rug
1960s Danish Rya Rug #1
1960's European Magazine Rack
1960s Executaire 707 Travel Bar
1960s Girls Three Speed
1960s Hobie Super Surfer Waffle Skateboard
1960s Industrial First Aid Kit
1960s Japan Airlines Happi Holidays Travel Bags
1960s Ladies Schwinn Breeze 3 Speed Bicycle
1960s Ladies Schwinn Cruiser
1960s Large Illustrated Teaching Cards
1960s McCoy Pottery Vase
1960's Modern Silkscreen signed Stone
1960s Op Art Style Linen Table Cloth
1960s PA Speakers
1960s Rooftops Painting
1960s Studio Pottery Cylindrical Vase form Mexico
1960s Teak Frame Mirror from Denmark
1960s Tear-Drop Decorative Mirror in a Brass Frame
1960s Urban Impressionist Paintings by Varza
1960s Welded Steel Sculpture by Sam Ogden
1960s/1970s World Globes
1960s-1970s Decorating Books
1960s-70s Board Games
1964 Hobie Super Surfer Vita Pakt Skateboard
1964 Splendid Girls Three Speed Bicycle
1969 Palayboy Playmate Calendar
1970 Finnish Salad Bowl by Karhumuovi / Marimekko
1970 Thee Speed Raleigh Twenty Folding Bicycle in Brown
1970 Three Speed Raleigh Twenty Folding Bicycle in Green
1970s Art Glass Vase
1970s Aurora Clock
1970's Chrome & Plastic Wine Bucket and Storage Rack
1970s Chrome Cubist Sculpture by Rosenthal
1970s Chrome Magazine Rack
1970s Chrome Wine Racks
1970s Crystal Climbers Sculptural Building Set
1970s Electric Green Schwinn Girls Suburban 5 Speed
1970s Fabric & Wood Sculpture 3 Spinning Women
1970s Fabric & Wood Sculpture Live Action Trapeze Act
1970s Fabric & Wood Sculpture Nude Man in Repose
1970s Fabric & Wood Sculpture Topless Woman in Repose
1970s Faroy Cat Tray
1970's Fuji Avalon Three Speed Girl's Bicycle
1970s Girls Atala 10 Speed Bicycle
1970s Girls Fuji Espree Bicycle
1970s Graphic Hors D'oeuvres Tray
1970s Large Mod Glamorous Decorative Mirror
1970s Large Op Art Painting
1970s Large White Italian Vase
1970s Light Box
1970s Light Up World Globe
1970s Lithograph
1970s Lucite Magazine Rack in the Manner of Alvar Aalto
1970s Mens Schwinn Suburban Bicycle
1970s Men's Schwinn World Sport 10 Speed Bicycle
1970's Mod Framed Needlepoint
1970's Mod Mirror
1970s Mod Op Art Decorative Mirror
1970's Nambe Candle Stick Pair
1970s New in Box Japan Airline Playing Cards
1970s Nikon F Complete 35mm Camera Set-Up
1970's Pachinko Machine
1970s Panosonic Girl's 10 Speed Bicycle
1970s Paper Mobiles
1970s Pedestal Base Alarm Clock
1970s Plastic Vanity Mirror from Denmark
1970s Plastic Wall Organizer
1970s Portrait of a Brunette on Plywood
1970s Princess Phones by Western Electric
1970s Puzzle/Sculpture of a Female Figure
1970s Red Plastic Organizer
1970s Round Plastic Decorative Mirror
1970s Schwinn Collegiate Ladies Bicycle
1970s Schwinn Continental 10 Speed Bike
1970s Schwinn Continental Mens Road Bike
1970s Schwinn Girls World Sport 10 Speed
1970s Schwinn Suburban Lady's 10 Speed Bicycle
1970s Schwinn Varsity 10 Speed Men's Bike
1970s Slag Metal Statue of Liberty Bank
1970s Soft Sculpture: Man Carrying a Woman
1970s Soft Sculpture: Nude Woman on Triangle
1970s Suede Winter Ladies Boots size 7
1970s Tall Brutal Style Mirror
1970's Teaching Abacus
1970s Travel Bar
1970s Tree Silk Screen
1970's Weltron Radio/Eight Track Player
1972 Columbia Sports Girl's Three Speed Bicycle
1972 Schwinn Breeze Deluxe Girls 3 Speed Bicycle
1974 Model 500 Rotary Telephone
1977 Cherry Red Schwinn Sting Ray
1984 Map of Brooklyn
1989 Faggin 57cm Road Bike
1994 North and South Americas Pull Down Teaching Maps
3 Small Studio Pottery Bowls/Dishes by Mady
32 Pc. Russel Wright Coral American Modern Steubenville China
32 Pc. Set of MONO Stainless Flatware
36" Lucite Shelf
39 Pc. Russel Wright Gray American Modern Steubenville China
8 Argburg Porzellan Dinner Plates
8 Cheese Mice
8 X 10 Black & White Winner's Circle Photos
Aage Fausing Tapered Rosewood Jewelry Box from Denmark
Aalto Vase by italla
Abraham Palatnik Acrylic Elephant Sculpture
Abstract Blue Rya Rug from Denmark
Abstract Dancers Needle Point
Abstract Nude Needle Point
Abstract Oil Painting of Sailboats by Jacques Guyot
Abstract Portrait by Klee
Acoustic Research AR XA Turntable
Adjustable Piano Stool with Twisted Metal Legs
Afors Swedish Art Glass Ashtray
Air France Concorde Model
Aldo Londi Rimini Blue Footed Bowl for Raymor
Aldo Tura Goatskin, Stainless Candy Dish
Alfred Dunhill Mahogany Humidor
Algerian Ceramic Vase
Altenkunstadt Bavaria Porcelain Bottle
Aluminum In/Out Boxes by Mark Cross England
Aluminum Tray for Ivaran Lines Cunard
Alvaar Aalto Amorphic Vase for Itala
Amazing 1970s Needlepoint
Amorphic Lucite Bowl by Ritts Furniture
Anki Gneib Lucite Sculptural Shelves
Anodized Aluminum Digital Display Mantel Clock
Anodized Aluminum Modular Wine Rack
Anodized Aluminum Pitcher, Cup, and Straws Set of Eight
Anodized Aluminum Screen / Room Divider
Anodized Aluminum Serving Tray
Anodized Aluminum Straws
Anodized Aluminum Tray from England
Antique Style Map of Paris Framed Print
Arabia Cat Milk Pitcher by Kaj Franck
Arabia Cow Milk Pitcher by Kaj Franck
ARABIA Pomona Plum Large Pitcher
Arabia Sunflower Serving Platter by Hikka Liisa Aloha
Architectural Lucite Magazine Rack
Architectural Pottery Style Umbrella Stand
Arne Jacobsen Cylinda Line Salad Bowl
Art Glass Vase
Art Pottery Vases by Mcavey
Arthur Umanoff 39 Bottle Iron Wine Rack for Raymor
Asian Modern Decorative Mirror
Assorted Catherinholm Lotus Bowls
Assorted First Edition Art/Architecture Books
Assorted Haeger Rectangle Vases
Assorted Medical Instruments
Astrid Sampe Bentwood Tray for Ary Sweden
Asymmetrical Multi Faceted Ashtray by Flavio Poli
Atari Video Music Synthesizer
Atomic Galaxy Desk-Top Sculpture
Baldelli Yellow Lion Ceramic Bank
Battery Operated Teak Pepper Mill
Bauhaus Tray designed by Marianne Brandt for Ruppel
Bavarian Porcelain Vase by Heinrich & Co.
Beautifully Glazed Studio Pottery Bottle Shaped Vase
Ben Seibel Bookends by Jenfred Ware
Ben Seibel Bronze
Ben Seibel Dimpled Bronze Ashtray by Jenfred
Ben Seibel Dove Ashtray by Jenfred
Ben Seibel Lidded Box by Jenfred
Ben Seibel Long Bronze Box by Jenfred
Ben Shahn 1971 Exhibition Catalogue
Bennington Potteries Fish Bowl
Bennington Potteries Rooster Trivet
Bennington Potters White Matte Water Pitcher
Bent Brass Rod Bookends by Poul Cadovius
Bent Metal Fish
Bent Sided Stainless Steel Tray
Bent Teak Letter Tray Stand
Bent Teak Plywood Tray from Sweden
Bent Teak Rectangular Tray
Bent Teak Wood Ice Bucket from Sweden
Bent Teak Wood Trays from Sweden
Bent Teakwood Tray from Japan
Bentwood Oak Mirror
Bentwood Teak Tray by National Crafts Council Japan
Bentwood Teak Tray from the 1960s
Bernard Buffet 1965 Pope Jean XXIII Print
Bernard Buffet Framed Modernist City Scape Print
Beveled Glass Decorative Mirror in a Deep Brass Frame
Billiard Ball Wall Clock
Bird Needle Point
Bitossi for Raymor Vase
Bitossi Hippo from the 1960s
Bitossi Rimini Blue Chicken
Black Lacquered Suit Valet
Blenko Blue Double Spout Pitcher
Blenko Clear Water Pitcher
Blenko Tangerine Water Pitcher
Blown Glass Wine Decanter
Blue Aluminum Haliburton Suitcase w Old Travel Stickers
Blue American Art Pottery Vase
Blue Dot Drinking Glasses
Blue Enamel Bowl by Michael Lax for Copco
Blue Studio Pottery Vase
Bottle Cap Art of the 1950s
Bottle Shaped Studio Pottery Vase
Braided Gilded Mirror
Brass and Chrome Decorative Mirror
Brass and Garnet Hors D'oeuvre Picks
Brass Framed Round Mirror
Brass Octagonal Vase by Kinco England
Brass Rod Clamp-On Bookends
Brass Segmented Magazine Rack
Braun HL 70 Personal Fan by Dieter Rams
Braun HL1 Desk Fan by Reinhold Weiss 1961
Braun HL-70 Table Fan
Brazilian Rosewood Oval Mirror attr. Kai Kristiansen
Brazilian Rosewood Tray by Jean Dobre
Bright Red Cylinder Vase by Ungemach
Brightly Dyed Linen Tablecloth
British Airways Travel Bag
Brown and Gold Italian Ceramic Vase
Bruno Munari Double Ashtray by Danese, Milano 1974
Bruno Munari Italian Plastic and Aluminum Ashtray
Brutalist Style Wall Hanging Sculpture by George Koras
Brutalist Wall Sculpture in the style of Paul Evans
Burlwood Cigarette Case
Calder Landscape Lithograph
Cannondale CAD M200 LE Bicycle
Carnival Strippers 2003 Re-edition Susan Meiselas
Carved Wooden Sculpture by A. Decembre
Carved Eagle Plaque
Carved Ebony Elephant
Carved Gilded Decorative Mirror
Carved Mahogany Relief in Solid Limed Oak Frame
Carved Rosewood Gourd
Carved Walnut Aardvaark
Carved Walnut and Marbles Tic Tac Toe
Carved Walnut Monkey
Carved Walnut Monkey Pen Holder
Carver's Guild Aluminum & Brass Decorative Mirror
Cast Metal 1924 Silverware Forms
Catherine Holm Enamel Bowls
Catherineholm Blue & White Enamel Saucepan w/ Lid
Catherineholm Oven to Table Lidded Casserole
Catherinholm Enamel Bowl
Cathrineholm 4 Qt. Enameled Metal Pot
Cathrineholm Large Avocado Lotus Leaf Saucepan
Cathrineholm Large Mustard Lotus Leaf Saucepan
Cathrineholm Medium Avocado Lotus Leaf Saucepan
Cathrineholm Medium Blue Lotus Leaf Saucepan
Cathrineholm Small Avocado Lotus Leaf Saucepan
Ceramic Bottle Shaped Vase circa 1970
Ceramic Cat by Bitossi
Ceramic Dachshund Desk Organizer
Ceramic Horse Head from Italy
Ceramic Modern Style Granny Bank
Ceramic Pot by Zaalberg, Holland
Ceramic Rectangle Vase
Ceramic Rooster by Michael Anderson & Sons
Ceramic Studio Pottery Covered Vase
Ceramic Vase by Hors Serie
Ceramic Vase/Carafe by Giovanni Desimone
Ceramic Wall Sconce by Rolf Tiemroth
Charcoal Gravy Boat by Raymond Loewy for Rosenthal
Charlotte Hallgren Fabric
Chase Chrome Cocktail Shaker
Chinese and English Hand Painted DANGER Sign
Chrome and Rosewood Salad Utensils
Chrome Cannister Set from the 1960s
Chrome Cantilevered Magazine Rack
Chrome Framed Decorative Mirror
Chrome Magazine Rack
Chrome Plated Bacci Ball Set
Chrome Salt & Pepper Set by Russel Wright
Chrome Step Can Waste Basket
Chrome Vanity Mirror
Chromed Enamelware by Lief Wessman Associates
Clairol Lighted Plastic Mirror from the 1970s
Classic Chrome & Glass Bar Tray
Cobalt Blue Enameled Bowl
Coiled Ceramic Vase
Collapsable Danish Candelabras
Collection of Copco Enameled Cast Iron Cookware
Collection of Mechanical Pencils
Collins Silk Screen on Plexiglass
Community Playthings Animal + People Blocks
Concord China by Thomas of Germany
Coney Island Of The Mind Whitney Retrospective Framed Poster
Conical Stainless Water Kettle by Copco
Copper Ink Stamp of Trotter
Copper Relief of a German Alp Town
Coquille Glass Bowl from Sweden by Paul Kedelv
Crystal Decanter
Curtis Jere Bent Metal Sculpture
Cutler and Gross of London Sunglasses
Cylinder Vase ATC Japan
Cylindrical Highly Decorated Slab Studio Vase
Cylindrical Italian Water Pitcher
Cylindrical Ribbed Pitcher
Danish Magazine Rack
Danish Sculpted Wooden Candlesticks
Danish Stainless Ware
Danish Teak Hall Mirror
Danish Teak Salt and Pepper Shakers
Danish Vase by Herman Kahler
Dansk Cast Iron Candle Holder by Jens Quistgaard
Dansk Cast Iron Candlesticks by Jens Quistgaard
Dansk Cruciform Pepper Mill
Dansk Crystal Double Old Fashioned Glsses
Dansk Cutting Board by Jens Quistgaard
Dansk Flamestone Coffee and Tea Pot
Dansk Knobenstyle 6 Quart Dutch Oven
Dansk Kobenstyle Red Enamel Fondue Pot
Dansk Large Enamel Bowls
Dansk Long Taper Candle Holder
Dansk Parquetry Cheese Board & Knife Set
Dansk Silver Plate Birds Taper Candle Holders
Dansk Silver Plated Tear Drop Thin Taper Candle Holders
Dansk Spider Candle Holder by Jens Quistrgaard
Dansk Teak & Walnut Parquetry Carving Board
Dansk Teak & Walnut Square Serving Basket
Dansk Teak Crudite Board by Jens Quistgaard
Dansk Teak Pepper Mill & Salt Shaker by Gunnar Cyren
Dansk Teak Salt Shaker Pepper Mill
Dansk Teak Tray with Glass Condiment Inserts
David Gil Coop Design Hand Thrown Tall Vase
David Hicks On Decoration with Fabrics
Day-Glo Red 10 Speed Bike
Dead Stock Fallout Shelter Signs
Dead Stock Linen Napkins by Vera
Deco Chrome Pitcher
Decorative Bunch of Grapes in Alabaster
Deep Blue Italian Vase attr. Bitossi
Deep Blue Studio Pottery Water Pitcher
Deep Frame Diamond Shaped Walnut Mirrors
Deeply Beveled Anodized Aluminum Decorative Mirror
Denby England Stoneware Dishes
Desimone Italy Casserole Dish
Desiree of Denmark Starburst China
Detecto Medical Scale
Dorothee Maurer Becker Wall Mounted Organizer
Dorothy Chinitz 1950s-1960s Original Ink Illustrations
Dorothy Rodgers
Dove Bookends in Patinated Steel
Early Dansk Staved Teak Tray by Jens Quistgaard
Early Jens Quistgaard Staved Teak Board & Bowl for Dansk
Ebonized Mahogany and Raised Walnut Framed Mirror
Ebonized Mahogany Mirror with Aluminum Inlay
Edward Fields 1970 Large Room Rug
Edward Hansen 1982 Silk Screen
Eight Bottle Stacking Teak Wine Rack
Eight Foot Industrial Elevation Stick
Electric Shoe Buffer
Electro Match Table Top Lighter
Electro Voice Model 644 Long Studio Microphone
Embroidered Fabric Art Landscape
Enamel Coffee Pot
Enamel Metal Bowl by Finel
Enameled Bowl by Finel
Enameled Cast Iron Dutch Oven from Belgium
Enameled Cat Iron Pan from Belgium
Enameled Metal Fondue Pot
Enameled Porcelain Cast Iron Skillet
Enameled Saucepan by Kaj Franck for Finel
Enameled Tea Kettle by Asta Germany
English Coin Bank by Broadstairs
Eric Gill Framed Etching of Madonna & Child
Espinosa Square Dish
Exotic Multi-Wood Fish Tray
Extra Large Cloisonne Canister by Fabienne Jouvin
Extra Large Handled Serving Tray in Teak
Eyvind Earle Framed Seriograph
Eze Monserie Rectangular Ceramic Dish
Faceted Sommerso Glass Bud Vase from Italy
Family Doghouse Plaque
Farberware Chrome and Walnut Kettle
Faux Brass Porthole Mirror
Fiber Optic Lucite Menorah
Fiberglass Reinforced Sculpture in the style of Wendell Castle
Fiestaware #4 Red Nesting Bowl
Finel Enameled Bowl
Finel Enameled Bowl with Longboat Pattern
Finel Enameled Yellow Primavera Covered Pot
Finel Finland Enamel Mushroom Bowl by Kaj Franck
Finel Sunflower Pitcher
Fire King Jadite Chili Bowls
First Edition of Billy Baldwin Decorates
Five Piece Pink Lidded Kromex Aluminum Cannister Set
Flanged Squat Studio Pottery Vase
Flanged Studio Vase
Flanged Studio Vase with Deep Blue Glaze
Flared Top Terra Cotta Studio Vase
Floor Standing Globe by Paul Mccobb
Floraline Vase
Fohr Ceramic Fat Lava Decor Vase from W. Germany
Folding Lucite Stand
Folding Rectangular Suitcase
Footed Ceramic Orb Studio Vase
Footed Ceramic Orb Studio Vase in White
Four Japanese Salad Bowls
Four New York World's Fair Buildings Glasses
Framed & Mounted Japanese Silk Embroidery Circa 1920
Framed 1971 Original Dublin Horse Show Poster
Framed 9/11 "Rise Above" Silk Screen Print
Framed Anatomical Art Print
Framed and Numbered Picasso Etching
Framed Archival Photo Of NY Public Library Under Snow
Framed Chagall Print
Framed Kandinsky Woodcut Print
Framed Landscape Painting on Canvas
Framed Litho
Framed Obama
Framed Oil on Board Depicting a Gazelle
Framed Oil on Canvas Big Eyed Painting
Framed Oil Painting by H. Bell
Framed Oil Painting of Key West by E. T. Hill
Framed Pisces Needlepoint
Framed Stone Lithograph by Miro
Franco Albini attr. Rattan Magazine Rack
Fred Press Ceramic Sculpture
Fred Rosenberg Silver Gelatin Prints
Freeform Glass Vase by Kaj Blomquist
French Majolica Cicada from Vallauris France
French Map Decoupage Waste Basket
French Oil Painting
French Wood Block Print
Full Length Deep Framed Walnut Mirror
Galaxy Space Man Bottle Banks
Galvanized Steel Waste Basket/Egg Bucket
GE Refridgerator Dish by Hall
Gense Stainless Steel Tea Pot from Sweden
Geo Physical Elevated World Map
George Nelson Ceramic 'Meridian' Clock
German Made Wool Rya Rug
Gibbings Square Mirror for Widdicomb
Gided and Lacquered Oval Mirror
Gilded Ceramic Comedy Tragedy Masks
Gilt and Lacquer Decorative Mirror
Gilt Frame Cartouche-Form Decorative Mirror
Gilted Art Nouveau Style Mirror
Gilted Iron Wall Sconces
Gladmark Walnut and Ceramic Cheeseboard
Glass Ice Bucket and Tongs
Glass Mortar and Pestle
Glass Water Pitcher
Glazed Stoneware Dish
Glidden Fish Plate
Gold on Gold Hudson's Bay 4 Point Wool Blankets
Goulda Burnett Three Nudes Framed Painting
Goulda Burnett Two Women Framed Painting
Goulda Burnett Woman & Poodle Framed Painting
Gray Glass Tubular Vase with Crushed Glass Swirl Decoration
Gray Studio Vase
Green Marble Ashtray
Greg Copeland 3 Dimensional Sculpted Paper Op Art
Greg Copeland Lucite Sculpture
Grillo Flip Phone by Marco Zanuso & Richard Sapper
Group of Assorted Vintage Needlepoint Pillows
Group of Four Teak Plywood Bookends
Group of Sea Creatures
Group of Three Ceramic Fish
Group of Three Small American Vases
Group of Two Stelton Stainless and Rosewood Dishes
Group of Yensho's Cars and Trucks
Guzzini Plastic and Enameled Metal Watering Can
Haeger Tall Rectangular Handled Vase
Hal Lasky Puerto Rican Pottery Cups
Halliburton Aluminum Suit Case
Halliburton Aluminum Suit Cases
Hammered Brass Tray
Hammered Copper Utensils in the manner of Calder
Hand Blown Cornucopia Vases from Norway
Hand Blown Gray Glass Decanter
Hand Carved Abstract Granite Sculpture
Hand Carved American Walnut Bird Sculpture
Hand Carved Brazilian Rosewood Sea Lion
Hand Carved Ebony Sculpture from Kenya
Hand Carved Head Sculpture
Hand Carved Vessels of Exotic Wood and Inlay
Hand Carved Walnut Condiment Bowl
Hand Shaped Maui Built Surfboard from Hawaii
Hand Staved Solid Teak Serving Bowl
Hand Staved Solid Teak Serving Tray
Hand Turned Kauri Wood Bowl
Hand Turned Stoneware Serving Bowl
Hand Turned Studio Pottery Dish
Hand Turned Walnut Candlesticks from Denmark
Handkerchief Style Pressed Glass Vase
Handled Solid Teak Tray
Hans-Agne Jakobsson Brass Candlesticks
Health O Meter Doctor's Scale
Heavy Chrome Waste Basket
Heavy Sommerso Glass Bowl by Flavio Poli for Vetri d'Arte
Henry Dreyfuss Model 500 Rotary Phone
Herman Miller Summer Picnic Posters 1971 and 1977
Higgins Glass Ashtrays
Higgins Glass Bowl
Higgins Glass Tray
Higgins Square Glass Tray
Highly Carved Oval Decorative Mirror
Hinged Cork Trivets
Holmegaard Blixen Vase
Holmegaard Narrow Gray Vase
Home Sweet Home Framed Needlepoint
Horizontal Rectangular Bottle Vase
Huge 1960's French Schneider Radio & TV Framed Poster
Huge Industrial Socket with Arm
Huge Nickel Plated Framed Decorative Mirror
Huge Solid Walnut Serving/Cutting Board
Ice Bowl By Tapio Wirkala for iittala Finland
Ico Parisi Beechwood Valet Stand by Fratelli Reguitti, 1970s
Ico Parisi Mahogany Valet Stand by Fratelli Reguitti, 1960s
Illuminated 1970s Floor Globe from Denmark
Illuminated Religious Icon
Impressive Hand Carved Asymmetric Bowl
Incised Bowl by Hjordis Oldfors for Upsala Ekeby
Incised Vase from Italy
Incised Wide Studio Pottery Porcelain Vase
Industrial Metal Basket
Industrial Metal Tanker Style Coat Tree
Industrial Style Copper Disc Heater/Lamp
Industrial Wire Waste Basket
Interior Decorative Architectural Lattice Work
Irving Browning Silver Gelatin Print Hotel Astor
Irwin Ware 4 in 1 Chrome Bar Tool
Israeli Paper Signs
Italian and Danish Pottery
Italian Brass Cooking Salt and Pepper Shakers
Italian Ceramic Cylindrical Pot
Italian Ceramic Plates
Italian Copper Ice Bucket
Italian Desk Organizer by Marc de Champeaux
Italian Gilt Metal Wastebasket
Italian Gilted Metal Tasseled Wall Shelf
Italian Marble Bookends
Italian Mugs
Italian Pepper Mill and Salt Shaker
Italian Silver Plated Coffee Server with Glass Thermal Insert
JAZZ by Henri Matisse 1983 Edition
Jean Gillon Jacaranda Tray
Jens Guistgaard for Dansk Salt and Pepper Grinders
Jens Quistgaard Dansk Teak Lattice Work Tray
Jens Quistgaard Enameled Water Pitcher
Jens Quistgaard for Dansk Solid Teak Ice Bucket
Jens Quistgaard for Dansk Teak Bowl
Jens Quistgaard for Dansk Teak Carving Board
Jens Quistgaard Lead Crystal Ashtray by Dansk
Jens Quistgaard Pegged Teak Captain's Tray
Jens Quistgaard Spider Candle Holders for Dansk
Jens Quistgaard Stainless Cheese Knife
Jens Quistgaard Teak Salad Bowl for Dansk
Jens Quoistgaard Teak Salt Shaker/Pepper Mill for Dansk
Jens Risom Walnut Wastebasket
Joan Miro Illustrated Book, A Toute Epreuve
John Stuart Anodized Aluminum Long Mirror
John Widdicomb Carved Decorative Mirror
John Widdicomb for John Stuart Large Decorative Mirror
Johnson Brothers Mod Orange & Yellow Sahara China
Johnson Brothers Mod Yellow Snowhite Sahara China
Jonathan Adler Large Ceramic Geometric Menagerie Animals
Josef Albers Designed Percussion Albums
Just Andersen Mini Pewter Vase from Denmark
JVC Sound in the Round Globe Speakers
Kalmar Teak Baguette Board
Kartell Plastic Breakfast Tray
Kay Bojesen Handled Teak Tray
Kienzle Mantel Clock
Kinetic Bear On a Stick After Kay Bojesen
King Size Mahogany & Brass Headboard by Paul Frankl
Kitschy Ceramic Cat & Kittens
Klaus Ihlenfeld Patinated Bronze Sculpture
Kosta Boda Fish by Vicke Lindstand, Sweden
Kosta Boda Sommerso Style Amber Vase by Sydow
Krenit Enameled Bowls
Kyoko Hamada C Print
La Barge Gilded Decorative Mirror
Lacquered Bone Inlay Mirror with Brass Accent Karl Springer Attribution
Lacquered Flower Serving Tray
Lacquered Leather Mirror in the style of Karl Springer
Lacquered Red Metal Mirror by Inda
Large 1940s Silver Gelatin Photo
Large 1950s Decorative Mirror
Large 1960s Scheurich West German Bottle Vase
Large 1970s Blenko Genie Bottle with Stopper
Large 1970s Brutalist Style Relief
Large 1970s Light-Up Nativity Scene
Large 1970s World Globe
Large Abstract Painting A. Silkman 1965
Large Anodized Aluminum Mirror
Large Anodized Aluminum Tray
Large Bent Plywood Teak Tray from Sweden
Large Bentwood Swedish Serving Trays
Large Bentwood Swedish Teak Tray
Large Bentwood Teak Tray
Large Burl Wood Decorative Mirror
Large Carved Gilt Wood Frame Mirror
Large Carved Modern Walnut Mirror
Large Carved Walnut Framed Mirror
Large Collared Top Studio Vase with Decorative Holes
Large Collection of Cobalt Le Creuset Enameled Cast Iron
Large Collection of Gurley Christmas Candles
Large Color Photograph of The South Bronx
Large Cork Trivets from the 1970s
Large Danish Teak Mirror
Large Dansk Kobenstyle Covered Pan
Large Dansk Kobenstyle Lasagne Pan
Large Dansk Kobenstyle Paella Pan
Large Dansk Kobenstyle Red Enamel Paella Pan
Large Day Glo Op Art Painting
Large Decorative Maple Branch in Copper
Large Descoware Dutch Oven Pot from Belgum
Large Digsmed Marquetry Carving Board from Denmark
Large Dish by Leo Rosen Design Technics
Large Enameled Cast Iron Pan from Belgium
Large Enameled Copper Charger by Bovano
Large Fish Serving Platter
Large Format Anatomy Chart Plate No. 3 ca.1918
Large Format Anatomy Chart Plate No.4 ca. 1915
Large Format Anatomy Plate No. 2
Large Format Anatomy Plate No.1
Large Framed 1960s Mosaic Art
Large Framed Deyrolle Chromolithograph Hellebore Print
Large Framed Deyrolle Chromolithograph Iris Print
Large Group of Espresso Cups & Saucers
Large Half Round Fish Tank/Vase
Large Industrial Letter H in Aluminum and Red Plastic
Large Industrial Letter N in Aluminum and Red Plastic
Large Italian Ceramic Ashtray
Large Italian Ceramic Vase
Large Lacquered Goat Skin Mirror Attributed to Karl Springer
Large Leica M2 Cutaway Pull Down Style Diagram
Large Low Solid Teak Bowl by Dansk
Large Mahogany and Brass Mirror by Paul Frankl
Large Mahogany Sided Beveled Mirror
Large Marble Ashtray from Italy
Large Metal
Large Mirror Framed Mirror
Large Mirror Framed Mirror
Large Modern Sculpture of a Reclining Man in the Style of Henry Moore
Large Molten Metal Brutal Style Free Form Sculpture
Large Mother of Pearl Shell
Large Murano Glass Vase
Large Oak Mallet
Large Octagonal Decorative Mirror
Large Orange Glass Ashtray
Large Oval Bent Teak Tray from Sweden
Large Pickled Oak Framed Decorative Mirror
Large Raymor Vase by Aldo Londi
Large Red Italian Vase Attributed to Bitossi
Large Ribbed Vase
Large Robert Loughlin Drawing
Large Round Porcelain Vase
Large Scandinavian Glass Vase
Large Six Point Elk Antlers
Large Solid Teak Mirror with Rounded Corners from Denmark
Large Square Floraline Vase in Avacado
Large Stainless Flatware Set
Large Staved Teak Tray by Jens Quistgaard
Large Studio Pottery Vase
Large Studio Vase by Halpern
Large Studio Vase by Kraft
Large Teak Ice Bucket by Jens Quistgaard for Dansk
Large Teak Magazine Rack by Bruksbo
Large Teak Magazine Rack from Norway
Large Teak Mirror by Aksel Kjersgaard for Odder
Large Teak Mirror by Pedersen Hansen
Large Teak Plywood Tray from Sweden
Large Teak Serving Tray
Large Teak Tray
Large Venetian Mirror from the 1950s
Large Vintage Denoyer Geppert Teaching Globe
Large Vintage Finished Curtain Panels
Large Walnut and Mahogany Decorative Mirror
Large Walnut Bent Wood Tray
Large Walnut Carved Tapered Mirror
Large Walnut Decorative Mirror
Large Walnut Mirror
Large Walnut Mirror from the 1950s
Large West German Ceramic Vase by Scheurich
Large White Enameled Bowl
Large Yellow 1950s USA Art Pottery Vase
Large Yensho's Wooden Truck
Large Zanesville Pottery
Larry Kane 1970s Japanese Fashion Poster
Laurids Lonborg Lidded Jars from Denmark
Le Creuset #20 White Sauce Pan
Le Creuset Blue No. 32 Grill Pan
Le Creuset Orange Enamel Pots
Le Creuset White Enameled Dutch Oven Pot
Leaves of Grass 1900 Edition
LeBarge Gided Decorative Mirror
Lidded Glass Cotton Jar
Lidded Porcelain Candy Dish from Germany
Lidded Studio Pottery Pot by Robert Morgan
Lidded Thick Glass Jar
Long Anodized Aluminum Tray from Norway
Long Bentwood Teak Tray
Long Lucite Dish by Ritts Astrolite
Long Narrow Bent Teakwood Tray from Sweden
Long Rectangular Deep-Framed Decorative Mirror
Long Teak Baguette Board by Kalmar
Long Teak Fish Board from Denmark
Long Teak Mirror by Vilobjerg Mobelfabrik
Long Teak Serving Tray by Jens Quistgaard for Dansk
Long Walnut Framed Mirror
LOVE Print by Robert Indiana
Lucite and Brass Menorah by B. Srolovitz
Lucite Grapes Centerpiece
Lucite Magazine Rack
Lucite Mercury Maze
Lucite Novelty U.S. Mail Box
Macasar Bent Plywood Tray
Machined Aluminum and Walnut Coat Hooks from Germany
Machined Aluminum Salt & Pepper from England
Machinist Scribes
Mahogany Desk Organizer
Manhole Cover Hook
Marble Ashtray in the style of Sergio Asti
Marcello Fantoni Italian Ceramic Vase for Raymor
Marcello Fantoni Long Bowl
Marianne Starck Vase for Michael Andersen
Marquetry Art Depicting Two Runners
Marshall Studios Teak Bookends
Martz Diamond Shaped Dish
Massimo Vignelli Hellerware Pitcher
Matte Black Hyalyn Vase
McCoy Square Winged Vase
McCoy Vase
Measured Glass Beaker
Medical Style Glass and Stainless Canisters
Merrill Ames Enamel Lollipop Bowls
Metal Vases by Chase
Metropolitan Museum of Art Ceramic Hippo
Michael Lax Copco Enamel Tea Kettle
Michael Lax Copco Enameled Dutch Oven in Avacado
Michael Lax Copco Enameled Dutch Oven in Blue
Michael Lax Copco Enamelware Dutch Oven
Michael Lax Designed Enameled Pan by Copco
Michael Lax Enamel Pan
Mid Century Modern Menorah
Mikasa 1970s Cock a Doodle Server
Mikasa Black Forest Trees Setting for Eleven +
Mini Spun Aluminum Cannister Set
Miro Framed Lithograph
Mobil Gas Airline Fueler Vintage Tin Toy
Mod Decorative Mirror
Mod Plywood Switch Plate Covers
Model 300 Bakelite Phone by Henry Dreyfuss
Model 302 Bakelite Telephone by Henry Dreyfus
Modern Ceramic Candy Bowl from Italy
Modern Crucifix in Brass and Mahogany
Modern Embroidered Sailboat in White Caps
Modern Needlepoint and Embroidery
Modernist Tree In Autumn Framed Silkscreen
Modigliani by Les Tresors De La Peinture Francaise
Molded Plastic Mod Mirror by Turner
Mondrian Style Walnut Decorative Mirror
Multi Convex-Circle Mirror
Multi Part Brass Sieve
Murano Glass Vase
Nagel Stacking Candlesticks
Nambe Handled Tray
Nambe Lead Crystal Vase
Nambe Sudios Pencil Holder by Karim Rashid
Napcoware Japanese Cylinder Vase
Narrow Blue Art Pottery Vase
Narrow Bronze Vase with Applied Patina by Francisco
Narrow Solid Teak Bread Board by Digsmed
Narrow Studio Pottery Slab Vase
Native American Seed Pot from New Mexico
Nelson McCoy Leaves and Berries White Matte Vase
New Old Stock Westclox Kitchen Clock
New York Times Metal Mail Boxes
New Yorker January 15th 1979 framed Poster by Oanh Pham-PHU
Nude Bust in Brazilian Rosewood by Paul Perras
Nudie Female Profile Book Ends
Oil on Canvas Impressionist Sailboats
Old Anatomical Teaching Torso
Old Hand Painted Department Store Sign
Old Leather Clad Sea Chest/Travel Trunk
Old Metal Keys Sign
Old Still Life in the style of Cezanne
OpArt Infinity Mirror Light Box
Orange Blenko Vase
Orange Ceramic Lidded Water Pitcher
Orange Enamel Bovano Ashtray
Orb Shaped Studio Art Vase
Original Botanical Illustrations
Original Fiestaware
Ornate Mirror Framed Mirror
Ornate Thick Sommerso Glass from Murano Italy
Oscar De La Renta Organza Dress
Outsider Art Painting
Oval Gold Leaf Mirror by La Barge
Oval Serving Dish with Abstract Incised Fish Decoration
Oval Water-Gilt Frame Mirror by La Barge
Oxford Three Speed Girl's Bike
Paddle Shaped Teak Parquetry Cheese Board
Painted Metal Advertising Sign
Painted Metal Lock Boxes
Pair of 1960s Carved Walnut Mirrors
Pair of 1970s Embroidered Kitties
Pair of Amorphic Green Vases
Pair of Anodized Aluminum and Walnut Framed Mirrors
Pair of Arabian Horse Bookends By Zaccagnini
Pair of Bennington Aida Bowls #1641
Pair of Carved Walnut Candle Sticks
Pair of Catherinholm Lidded Casseroles
Pair of Ceramic Candlesticks
Pair of Ceramic Fish Dishes attr. Bennington
Pair of Danish Candlesticks
Pair of Danish Rosewood Candlesticks
Pair of Decorative Mirrors
Pair of Enamel Ware Mugs by Kaj Franck for Finel
Pair of Enameled Dishes by Statman
Pair of Framed Ink Drawings by Oitean
Pair of French Candelabras
Pair of Hand Forged Candlesticks
Pair of Hand Painted Amorphic Candy Bowls
Pair of Higgins Orange and Lavender Ashtrays
Pair of Ice Cube Candle Holders from Sweden
Pair of Kosta Boda Candlesticks
Pair of Large Framed Paintings by Avanti
Pair of Large Walnut Diamond Shaped Mirrors
Pair of Paul McCobb Planner Group Side Chairs
Pair of Reverse Painted Glass 70s Mod Mirrors
Pair of Reverse Painted Op Art Mirrors
Pair of Sculptural Teak Candlesticks from Denmark
Pair of Spurs from the 1970s
Pair of Tiny French Bud Vases
Pair of Turned Burl Wood Candlesticks from Denmark
Pair of Ultra Thin Long Mirrors
Pair of Walnut and Brass Book Ends
Pair of Walnut Framed Diamond Shaped Beveled Mirrors
Pair of Welded & Gilded Chain Link Candelabras
Pair of Wide Eyed Rockers by Lee
Pair of Zebra Skin Pillows
Pairs of Chrome and Rosewood Serving Tongs
Parquetry Scene of Tree Hills and Horizon in Mahogany & Walnut
Patinated Tin Peacock
Paul McCobb Brass Frame Decorative Mirror
Paul McCobb Calvin for Directional Deep Framed Mirror
Paul McCobb Contempri China
Paul McCobb Contempri China by Jackson Internationale
Paul Stanley Limited Edition Cracked Mirror Washburn Electric Guitar
PC Pottery Orb Vase with Long Neck
Persuasive Percussion Album w/ Josef Albers Cover Art
Peruvian Ceramic
Peter Max Butterfly Ashtray by Iroquois China
Peter Max for Iroquois China Large Ashtray
Pewter Water Pitcher
Piggy Pencil Holder and Studio Pottery Vase
Pinch Vase with Glass Accents
Plastic and Driftwood Decorative Grape Bunch
Plastic Teaching Heart
Playboy Club 1970s Beer Steins
Playful Lion Painting on Wood Plank
Playing Card Box in the style of Piero Fornasetti
Polaroid SX-70 Alpha 1 Land Camera with Case
Polka Dot Disk-Go-Case and 45 RPM Records
Poole Pottery Bowl by Patricia Wells
Pop Art Print
Poppy Trail Ceramic Dish Set
Porcelain Glove Mold
Porcelain Paper Bag Vase
Porcelain Vase with floral Decoration from Germany
Portable Viewing Screen by Raven Screen
Post Modern Italian Coat Tree by Ugo Nespolo
Pot Metal Gibson Girl Statuette
Pressed Metal Step Stool
Pressed Steel Industrial Hanging Lamp
Purple Ceramic Studio Pottery Vase
Purple Glass Vase from Denmark
Pyrosculpted Bowl by Deb Fanelli
Queen-Sized Teak Headboard by Falster
Rainbow Products Bent Teak Wood Tray from Sweden
Raised Spun Aluminum Bowl
Raleigh Three Speed Men's Bike
Raliegh Woman's Ten-Speed Sprite Bicycle
Rand McNally American Studies Pull-Down Map Series
Rare 1970s Brass Cobra Sculpture by Alain Chervet
Rare Cathrineholm Casserole with Teak Base
Rauschenberg 1968 Paris Poster Framed
Raymor Incised Flared Vase
Raymor Tall Ceramic Pitcher from the 1950s Italy
Rectangular Bent Teak Tray
Rectangular Bent Teak Wood Tray
Rectangular Marble Cigar Ashtray
Rectangular Studio Pottery Vase
Rectangular Teak Mirror from Denmark
Red and White Ceramic Vase
Red Enamel
Red Enameled Cast Iron Pan by Robert Lax for Copco
Red Glass Vase by Tamara Aladin for Riihimaki
Red Impressed Italian Vase
Red Lion Tapered Mirror
Red Plastic LP Holder by Giotto Stoppino for Heller
Red Striped Hazel Atlas Glasses
Red Wing Tall Vase # 405
Reeve Aleutian Airways Airways Travel Bag
Regency Style 1950s Decorative Mirror
Reincarnation Board Game 1971
Retractable Fifteen Foot Surveyor's Measuring Stick
Reverse Painted Op Art from the 1970s
Richard X Zawitz Tangle Sculpture from 1980s
Ritts Furniture Lucite Bowl
Robert Kayton Kingston Rope Chair with Unique Paint Job
Robert Loughlin Framed Painting "PICKER"
Robert Loughlin Metropolis Magazine Painting
Robert Loughlin Painting
Robert Loughlin Painting
Robert Loughlin Painting on Vietnam Book Cover
Robert Loughlin Paintings
Robert Loughlin Paintings and Drawings
Robert Loughlin Untitled Painting on Paper Coated Board
Robert Loughlin Untitled Painting on Tray Table Top
Robert Loughlin: The New Icon Of Modern
Rosenthal Clairon Crystal in Amber
Rosenthal Netter Colored Curlicue Vase
Rosenthal Netter Italian Ceramic Vase
Rosenthal Netter White Curlicue Vase
Rosenthal Studio Line Modernist Serving Plate
Rosenthal Studio Linie Ceramic Vases by Martin Freyer
Rosenthal Studio Porcelain Vase with Frond Design
Rosenthal Studio White Porcelain Vase by Uta Feyl
Rosewood and Chrome Salad Servers
Rosewood and Walnut Long Mirror
Rosewood Salad Spoons by Quistgaard for Dansk
Rothko by David Anfam
Round Shaped Wire Magazine Rack
Round Teak Carving Board
Royal Copenhagen Baca Vase by Nils Thorsson
Royal Copenhagen Candy Dish
Royal Copenhagen Vase by Johanne Gerber
Russel Wright American Modern Cups & Saucers
Russell Wright American Modern Pieces
Russell Wright Iroquois China
Russell Wright Iroquoise China Set of 12 Plates
Russell Wright Rectangle Serving Plates
Russell Wright Stack Set for Steubinville
Russell Wright Steubenville Chartreuse Cups
Russell Wright Steubenville Rectangular Serving Plate
S. Soprani Accordian
Salvador Dali Etching, Lady and the Unicorn
Sam Hyde Harris Block Print
Scandinavian Cased Blue Vase
Scheurich 1960s Ox Blood Red Vase
Schwinn Caliente 10 Speed Bicycle
Sculpted Steel Wall Sculpture
Sculptural Cheese Board by Rich Landergren
Sculptural Copper Watering Can
Sculptural Metal Candle Holder / Mobile
Sculptural Teak Danish Mirror
Sculptural Wire Fish Grill
Sectagonal Marble Pedestal
Sergio Asti Designed Ice Buckets for Hellerware
Set of 3 Danish Style Hand Turned Candlesticks by Fransisco Rosario Woodturning
Set of 4 Antique Limoges Oyster Plates
Set of 8 Hazel Atlas Red Striped Glasses in Caddy
Set of 8 Modern Art Glass Goblets circa 1960
Set of Eight Bright Orange and Yellow Demi Tasse Set
Set of Eight French Steak Knives
Set of Eight Hand Blown Tumblers
Set of Eight Round Teak Coasters by Dansk
Set of Eight Small Porcelain Dishes in the Style of Fornasetti
Set of Eleven Tapio Wirkala Niva Glasses
Set of Five Holt Howard Cups in Orange
Set of Five Leather Backed Ceramic Dishes
Set of Five Porcelain Coasters in the style of Fornasetti
Set of Five Pressed Copper Cooking Utensils
Set of Five Rosti Denmark Egg Cups
Set of Four 7 Up Glasses
Set of Four Bakelite Mini Poker Caddies
Set of Four Bent Teak Canisters
Set of Four Nesting Bowls by Oxford Ware
Set of Four Peace Sign Place Mats
Set of Four Percussion Albums w/ Josef Albers Designed Covers
Set of Four Playboy Highball Glasses
Set of Four Rare Mugs by David Gil Bennington
Set of Four Russell Wright Bowls
Set of Four Small Leather Clad Dishes San Marino Italy
Set of Four Solid Teak Salad Bowls by Kalmar
Set of Four Teak Canisters
Set of Hand Carved Olive Wood Chess Pieces
Set of Modernist Knives by P. Giovani
Set of Pyrex Nesting Bowls
Set of Rectangular Chrome Canisters by Beauty Ware
Set of Rosenthal China by Raymond Loewy
Set of Six Cocktail Glasses
Set of Six Cork Placemats
Set of Six Plastic and Chrome Ashtrays from the 1970s
Set of Six Tumblers by Per Lutken for Holmegaard
Set of Three Framed Archival Photos of Old New York
Set of Three Rectangular Chrome Cylinder Vases
Set of Three Small Catherinholme Enamel Bowls
Set of Three Tapio Wirkkala Aslak Tumblers
Set of Three Teak Nesting Trays
Set of Three Turned Danish Candlesticks
Set of Three Vasarely Prints
Set of Two Cast Iron Candle Holders by Quistgaard
Set of Vintage Carstens Glass Doctor's Canisters
Setting for Four of The Hunter by Myott England
Shoulder Mounted Deer Buck Taxidermy
Siemens 1960's Orange Rotary Phone
Simplex Chrome Kettle
Simplex Copper Tea Kettle
Single Mounted Cow Horn on Silver Base
Single Pelt Sheepskin Longwool Rug
Sirrus Specialized Road Racing Bike
Six Sided Ceramic Bottle Vase by Dansk
Six Sided Diamond Shaped Walnut Mirror
Six Sided Diamond Shaped Walnut Mirrors
Small 1960s Scheurich Vase from West Germany
Small African Sculpture in Stone
Small Art Pottery Vase from Germany
Small Ashtray Depicting a Schooner Entering Port
Small Baldelli Vase
Small Bent Teak Tray from Sweden
Small Bent Teak Wood Tray from Denmark
Small Black and Chrome Mirror
Small Black Cylinder Vase
Small Blue Incised Studio Vase
Small Bud Vase by Desimone Italy
Small Ceramic Vase by Lee Rosen Design Technics
Small Chrome Pitcher by Russell Wright for Chase
Small Danish Teak Wall Mirror
Small Deep Framed Square Teak Mirror
Small Driftwood Sculpture
Small Enameled Cast Iron Dutch Oven from Belgium
Small Flanged Studio Vase
Small Flared Cylinder Vase from West Germany
Small Flared Mouth Studio Vase
Small Flared Pot by Seth Isman
Small Hand Turned Stoneware Vase
Small Handled Teak Serving Tray from Sweden
Small Heavy Ribbed Glass Cocktail Shaker
Small Heavy Studio Vase
Small Hive Style Vase by SB
Small Incised Vase from Italy
Small Intricately Decorated Swedish Vase
Small Italian Blown Glass Vase
Small Lightbox with Glass Biology Plate Slides
Small Light-Up 1960s World Globe
Small Long Necked White Haeger Vase
Small Lopsided Studio Pottery Vase
Small Metal Globe ca. 1960
Small Nouveau Style Vase
Small Oak Framed Black Board
Small Otagiri Mercantile Company Flared Vase
Small Pearlescent Studio Pottery Vase
Small Pinch Top Studio Vase
Small Porcelain Vase Glazed with Bright Flowers
Small Round Studio Vase with Flared Mouth
Small Round Studio Vase with Flared Top
Small Scheulrich Flared Vase
Small Signed Studio Vase
Small Slab Studio Vases in Matte Turquoise
Small Squat Studio Vase
Small Stacking Ashtrays from Italy
Small Staved Teak Bowl by Dansk
Small Stoneware Studio Vase
Small Studio Bud Vase
Small Studio Pot by Lauren Dougall Vaughn
Small Studio Pottery Vase
Small Studio Pottery Vase marked A J Cox
Small Studio Pottery Vase marked Evans
Small Studio Pottery Vase with Incised Decoration
Small Studio Pottery Vase with Wide Mouth
Small Studio Pottery Vases by Minnie
Small Studio Vase
Small Studio Vase marked GL
Small Studio Vases
Small Table-Top Light Box
Small Tapered Studio Vase
Small Turned Walnut and Rosewood Vase
Small Twisted Wire & Glass Decorative Wall Shelf
Small West German Vase
Small Wide Mouth Arabia Vase
Smiley Face Wastebasket
Solid Brass Framed Square Mirror
Solid Copper Ingot Bookends
Solid Teak 7 Piece Salad Set
Solid Teak Long Bread Tray
Solid Teak Magazine Rack from Denmark
Solid Teak Napkin Holder
Solid Teak Nutcracker from France
Solid Teak Oval Carving Board
Solid Teak Ribbed Serving Bowls by Kalmar
Solid Teak Salad Bowl Set
Solid Teak Tapered Serving Bowls by Kalmar
Solid Teak Tray
Solid Teak Tray from Sweden
Solid Teak Turned Candlesticks
Solid Walnut Carving Tray
Solid Walnut Humidor/Trinket Box by Duk It
Sommerso Vase and Dish by Flavio Poli for Seguso
Sommerso Vase by Flavio Poli for Seguso
Spun Aluminum Canister Set
Square Art Glass Dish with Square Decoration
Squat Studio Pottery Vase
Stacked Chrome Paper Trays for Knoll
Stacking Ceramic Candle Holders
Stacking Plastic Bottle Rack from Italy
Stainless and Walnut Condiment Trays
Stainless Steel Boat Propeller
Stainless Steel Candlesticks from Sweden
Stainless Steel Cream & Sugar Set from Denmark
Stainless Steel Egg Cups from Germany
Stainless Steel Salt & Pepper Shakers from Sweden
Stainless Steel Trivet from Brazil
Stainless Steel Water Pitcher
Stangl Serving Bowls
Staved Teak Dish / Bowl / Catchall
Staved Teak Segmented Tray by Laur Jensen
Steiff Dog Mohair Hand Puppet
Stelton Stainless Steel Salad Bowl from Denmark
Steuben Controlled Bubble Bud Vase
Studio Pottery Bottle Vase
Studio Pottery Ceramic Bowl
Studio Pottery Serving Bowl
Studio Pottery Slab Pitcher/Vase
Studio Pottery Slab Vase with Two Sections
Studio Pottery Vase
Studio Pottery Vase by Burton
Studio Pottery Vase by Shiigeko
Studio Pottery Vase Marked CID
Studio Vase with Glazed Abstract Tree Decoration
Studio Vase with Large Dimples
Super Narrow Kalmar Solid Teak Baguette Board
Superb Group of Model Private Passenger Jets
Surreal Horse Painting
Swedish Bentwood Tray in Brazilian Rosewood
Swedish Candle Holder by Enepyda
Swedish Vase attributed to Carl Harry Stalhane
Table-Top Light Box Pedestal
Tall Arched Brass Decorative Mirror
Tall Bennington Pottery White Vase
Tall Ceramic Vase by Pottery Craft
Tall Cylindrical Studio Pottery Vase from Japan
Tall Ebonized Rectangular Mirror
Tall Enameled Vase from Italy
Tall Flanged Bottle Vase from Japan
Tall Gilted Glass Vase
Tall Haeger Vase
Tall Italian Vase in the style of Bitossi
Tall Kensington Aluminum Cocktail Shaker
Tall Matte Black Cylindrical Vase by ATC
Tall Raymor Vase
Tall Rustic Studio Pottery Vase
Tall Studio Pottery Vase by S Davis
Tall Studio Pottery Vase with Faux Bois Birch Glaze
Tall Studio Vase
Tall Studio Vase with Unusual Rough Finish
Tall Tapered Vase with Flared Lip from West Germany
Tall Textured Studio Vase
Tall White Square Floraline Vase
Tambour Door Teak Letter Box
Tambour Doored Teak Letter Box
Tapered Decorative Mirror
Tapered Studio Vase
Tapered Teak Plywood Waste Basket
Tapio Wirkala Crystal Glasses for Iittala
Tapio Wirkala Glassware
Tapio Wirkala Niva Glasses by Litalla
Tapio Wirkala Thule Glasses for Finn Air
Tapio Wirkala Thule Serving Bowl
Tapio Wirkkala Large Avena Vase
Tapio Wirkkala Solaris Serving Bowl
Tapio Wirkkala Thule Three Footed Serving Bowl
Teak & Rosewood Cutting Board by Kalmar
Teak and Mahogany Revolving Spice Rack
Teak and Painted Orange Serving Tray
Teak and Walnut Bar Board
Teak and Walnut Cutting Board from Denmark
Teak Base Hurricane Oil Lamp
Teak Bird Sculpture
Teak Bookends
Teak Breakfast Tray
Teak Cheese Board from Denmark
Teak Framed Danish Mirror
Teak Framed Woven Fabric & Wood Screen / Room Divider
Teak Grid Trivet from Denmark
Teak Ice Bucket by Jens Quistgaard for Dansk
Teak Ice Bucket by Nissen Denmark
Teak Ice Bucket with Black Metal Lid
Teak Lattice Tray by Dansk
Teak Mirror with Beech Inlay by TH. POSS' EFTF. Copenhagen
Teak Parquetry Cheese Board by Digsmed
Teak Salad Bowl By Jens Quistgaard for Dansk
Teak Salad Bowl with Serving Utensils
Teak Salad Spoons by Jens Quistgaard for Dansk
Teak Salad Tongs
Teak Salad Tongs by Kalmar
Teak Tambour Door Storage Box
Teak Tissue Box Cover
Teak Valet from Denmark
Teak Waste Basket from Sweden
Teeny Tiny Paper Cutter
Teleplays by Samuel Beckett
Ten Foot Hammer Head Shark
Terence Conran's 1985 New House Book
The Best Vintage Menorah
The Fisher 400 Stereo Tube Receiver
The Longest Teak Serving Board
The Tallest Swedish Cnadlesticks
Thick and Crude Brown Studio Vase
Thick Framed Decorative Walnut Mirror
Thick Ribbed Studio Vase
Thick Teak Cutting Board by Kalmar
Thin Edge Style Walnut Framed Decorative Mirror
Thomas Germany Textured Porcelain Vase
Three Sided USA Vase
Tidal Ink Sketch
Tiffany Table Clock
Tiny Modern Vase by Stangl
Tonny Gerbsch Carved Man and Beast Figures
Tortoise Shell
Town & Country Comma Bowls by Eva Zeisel
Tree Wall Sculpture by Curtis Jere
Trek 1000 60cm Aluminum Road Bike
Tri Folding Beveled Glass 1940s Vanity Mirror
Triangular Shell Inlay Cigar Box attr. to Karl Springer
Tulip Shaped Brass Candle Sticks from Sweden
Turned Laminated Wood Candlesicks
Turned Mesquite Wood Vase by G. Provo
Turquoise Studio Pottery Vase
Two Black Matte Vases
Two Emalox Bowls from Norway
Two Enamel Finel Bowls by Kaj Franck
Two Gallon Metalframe Fish Tank
Two Patinated Brass Framed Decorative Mirrors
Two Piece Enameled Pot and Pan from France
Two Piece Set of Studio Pottery signed SF
Two Terra Cotta Spheres
Two-Piece Lacquered & Gilded Tray by Takashimaya
Uhlenhorst Studio Porcelain Vase
Ultra Long 1940s Framed Group Photos
Unused 1970's Chippewa Tall Engineer Motorcycle Boots
Unused 1970s Converse The Winner Sneakers for Sears
Unused 1970s Frye Square Tip Brown Cowboy Boots
Unused Vintage 1970s LL Bean Duck Boots
Unused Vintage 1970s Pony 1776 Sneakers for Sears
Unused Vintage 70s Onitsuka Tiger Wrestling Shoes
Unusual and Rare Ben Seibel Bookend
Unusual Beaker Style Martini Mixer
Unusual Italian Art Pottery Vase
Upsala Ekeby Tall Vase
Urban Impressionist Bar Scene Painting
US FEMALE Artist Made Tote by Jesse Randall 1980
US Navy Hand Held Scope
V Shaped American Art Pottery Vase
Various Pieces of Higgins Glass
Venetian Mirror with Convex Disc Edge Trim
Vertical Teaching Abacus
Vignelli Hellerware Clear Mugs
Viking Ship Mosaic Dish from Denmark
Vintage 1970s Airline Travel Bags
Vintage 1970s Key Display Rack
Vintage 1970s Ladies Metal Banded Belt from Saks
Vintage 1980s Plastic Novelty Puzzles
Vintage American Flag
Vintage Black World Globe
Vintage BOAC / Cunard Airline Travel Bags
Vintage Bookends
Vintage Boxing Mini Heavy Bag
Vintage Bronze Soleri Bell
Vintage Bulova Lighted Store Advertising Clock
Vintage Christmas Ornaments
Vintage Community Playthings Wooden Toy Semi
Vintage Framed Bronx Class Portrait
Vintage French Advertising Sign
Vintage G. E. Fan
Vintage Girl's Schwinn Varsity Three Speed Bicycle
Vintage Hudson's Bay Large Multi Stripe Wool Blanket
Vintage Jack Lenor Larsen Wool Upholstery Fabric
Vintage JUDY Bicycle Vanity Plate from California
Vintage Le Creuset Enamel Pot
Vintage Leather Medicine Ball by Everlast
Vintage Pan Am Bag
Vintage Pull-Down Teaching Charts
Vintage Sam Lebowitz for Copco Water Kettle
Vintage Science-Classroom Teaching Charts from '41-'63 Ctd.
Vintage State Drinking Glasses
Vintage Studio Silversmiths Glass and Silver Bowl
Vintage Tea Towels
Vintage Teaching Charts
Vintage Three Speed Raliegh Sports Bicycle
Vintage Tripod by Camera Equipment Co. NYC
Vintage United Nations Key Chain Knife
Vintage Upholstery Linen
Vintage USA Pull Down Teaching Map
Vintage Valentine's Day Mens Pajamas
Vintage World Globes
Wall Mounted Face Bank by Napier
Wall Mounted Texas Long Horns
Wall Mounting Stainless Steel Tilt Angle Mirrors
Walnut and Birch Mosaic Tray
Walnut and Brass Diamond Shaped Mirror
Walnut and Brass Nutcracker
Walnut and Cane Kingsize Headboard from the 1960s
Walnut and Tile Bookends
Walnut Decorative Mirror
Walnut Decorative Mirror by John Van Koert
Walnut Framed Full Length Mirrors
Walnut Magazine Rack
Walnut Mirror by John Stuart
Walnut Mirror with Ebony Inlay
Walnut Orb Vase
Walnut Shaped Solid Brass Nutcracker
Walnut Silent Butler with Inlaid Ducks
Walnut Wedge Book Ends
Warthog Tusk Handle Corkscrew
Welch Vintage Optical Disc from the 1950s
Welded Brass and Copper Cattail Sculpture
Welded Brass and Copper Decorative Tree Limbs
Welded Nail Wall Sculpture
Welded Wire Waste Basket
West German Chrome Water/Coffee Pitcher
West German Red with Earthtones Vase
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Wednesday, October 14, 2009
My brother and his girlfriend recently got this little kitten. I hate the fact that I'm allergic to cats cause I would love to cuddle this little one. I have to accept that I won't be able to do more than taking cute pictures of it... I love the second pic where it looks like it's checking the time on the clock of my necklace. It's so cute! :)
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oh my, this is such an adorable little kitten :)ReplyDelete
i'd love to get another kitten but my cat is so territorial i'm not sure if he will let another one in!
OMG - this is the cutest little thing in the world! My heart now aches for a kitten of my own!ReplyDelete
What a lovely adorable dreamy romantic blog you have (I could add more abjectives but shall resist).
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that's so adorable!ReplyDelete
I almost had a baby heart attack when i saw this pic its so adorable!, i have a little kitten of my own but as my bf picked it it turns out that its a boy and going to be a huge tom cat! i still love him all the same but do miss the days when he was teeny!ReplyDelete
great pictures! it doesn't hurt that your subject was absolutely adorable! I really enjoy your blog. : )ReplyDelete
omg - how cute is this? I have fallen in love today :o)ReplyDelete


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January 22, 2008
80th Annual Academy Award Nominations
Diverse scores and lyrical songs dominate the music categories by Marilee Bradford
HOLLYWOOD—The 80th Annual Academy Awards nominations were announced today at a business-as-usual press conference despite concerns that the ongoing Writers Guild strike may devastate the Awards broadcast at the end of the month.
This year's music nominations boast no surprises or underdogs per se, though anticipation is high since none of the Original Score nominees have yet to win the coveted statuette.
Seventh time may be a charm for six-time nominee James Newton Howard (two for song, four for score; last nominated in 2005 for The Village) with his predominently electronic underscore for Michael Clayton, while Marco Beltrami and Michael Giacchino (Emmy winner, Lost) received their first nominations – Beltrami for his stylized use of Old West instrumentation in 3:10 to Yuma and Giacchino for a delectable musical romp in Ratatouille.
Rounding out the list are two previous one-time Oscar score nominees, both from foreign soil: Alberto Iglesias from Spain (2006 nominee for The Constant Gardener) for his world music score to The Kite Runner and Dario Marianelli from Italy (2006 nominee for Pride & Prejudice) for his sensitive, classically styled score to Atonement.
Yesterday, it was learned that two of 2007's more notable underscores were deemed ineligible for nomination: Alan Menken's Enchanted, which is based substantially on songs; and Jonny Greenwood's There Will Be Blood for its dominant use of pre-existing music, written both by Greenwood and by other composers.
Multi-Oscar winners Menken and lyricist Stephen Schwartz dominate the song category with three nominations for their homage to classic Disney animated musicals, Enchanted. Three of the film's five original songs were submitted for Oscar consideration, and all three were nominated: "Happy Working Song," "So Close" and "That's How You Know."
Also nominated were "Falling Slowly" from Once, with music and lyrics by the movie's lead actors Glen Hansard and Marketa Irglova; and "Raise It Up" from August Rush (performed by 11-year-old musical talent Jamia Simone Nash and the Impact Repertory Theatre), for which the Academy has yet to designate the songwriter nominee(s).
Winners will be announced on the Oscar telecast, live from the Kodak Theatre in Hollywood Feb. 24 on ABC.
A complete list of music nominations follows.
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Seeing this, Yang Shihan immediately panicked in front of the emperor, blaming herself: "Empress, it's my fault, I provoked you before. If you're angry, kill me! You definitely shouldn't do such a muddled thing like assassinating His Majesty."
Mo Qiqi was startled. This white lotus was more like a hidden scorpion – stinging people without revealing its body! This was trapping her to death.
Jun Qian Che pulled Yang Shihan behind his back and stared at Mo Qiqi waiting for her explanation.
The corners of Yang Shihan's mouth flashed with a self-satisfied smile, because she understood Mo Qiqi so well. She was arrogant and willful, and didn't know what patience meant. Her words would surely make her fly into a rage, infuriating the emperor in front of all the officials, and getting in trouble. This time, the emperor would certainly abandon her.
But this time, Yang Shihan was doomed to be disappointed.
They only saw Mo Qiqi kneeling again, picking up the dagger from the ground.
Yang Shihan held onto Jun Qian Che's arm anxiously: "Your Majesty, be careful!"
The officials also got nervous.
Jun Qian Che was actually calm and composed, both hands folded at his back, looking at Mo Qiqi. He wanted to see just what kind of an unreasonable thing she would do today.
But the next second, Mo Qiqi's response made everyone dumbfounded.
Mo Qiqi looked up at Jun Qian Che, squeezing out two drops of tears, blaming herself in deepest remorse: "Your Majesty, I've come today not only to congratulate, but also to admit my mistakes. I shouldn't have envied sister Yang for obtaining Your Majesty's favor before, shouldn't have prevented Your Majesty from letting sister Yang enter the palace, and shouldn't have lost a nation's mother composure with sister Yang in the viewing tower. All those are my sins, I've committed a heinous crime, but also asking Your Majesty to punish." She presented the dagger with both hands, clearly letting Jun Qian Che judge her crimes.
Hmph! She achieved enlightenment this way, coming clean in front of all these officials, she didn't believe he was able to punish her, unless he threw away the image of a country's ruler. She was convinced there didn't exist a monarch, who would disregard his own reputation for the sake of a woman.
Mo Qiqi's proclamations astonished Yang Shihan to no end.
Jun Qian Che also found it very unexpected. Walking back to sit on the dragon chair, he asked in a cold voice: "Did you truly acknowledge your mistakes?"
His impression of Mo Qiqi was that she always pushed the blame onto others, she was always right. Even in front of the emperor she remained overbearing. From the concubines in the harem, to the palace ladies, there was nobody who didn't hate her. Therefore, he never had a good impression of her. Her behavior today was really out of his expectations.
Mo Qiqi looked up at Jun Qian Che, saying earnestly and sincerely: "I truly acknowledge my mistakes. I was gravely wrong, beyond reason. I'm regretting so much my head hurts." Her hand rose to intentionally touch the wound on her head, as she put on a pained appearance. Actually, the pain was in her knees due to the kneeling.
"Your injury has not yet healed, you can get up first." Jun Qian Che coldly showed mercy.
"Thank you, Your Majesty." Finally, she could stop the act. She stood up in a hurry.
Yang Shihan saw things weren't developing in the direction she expected, so she immediately adjusted her strategy, arriving at the emperor's side all delicate and charming: "Your Majesty, everything is my fault. That day I shouldn't have told the Empress that Your Majesty wants to confer me a rank, then the Empress wouldn't have been harmed falling from that high building."
Mo Qiqi was cursing on the inside: This damn white lotus, this is purposely reminding Jun Qian Che and all the officials that the empress was jealous! You don't know I can be just as petty. You want to act in a play, let this big sis accompany you, see whose skill is better.
"Sister Yang, you can't blame yourself. Although I fell because you pushed me, I'm really not blaming you, little sister, it was because the spot I was standing at wasn't good."
Everyone listening was mind-blown. Yang Shihan's pure and holy image in their hearts was shattered.
Yang Shihan was alarmed, breaking out in cold sweat. "Empress, I-"
"Sister Yang, you don't need to say anything, I understand your heart belongs to His Majesty. You and His Majesty are a perfect match, perfectly suited for each other. I should have been assisting you, but had actually blocked you, so you hated me and did that in your confusion. I understand.
"After I fell, my mind sobered up. I'll no longer stop you and His Majesty from being together. Since it concerns your sentiments, I should help this beautiful thing." It had to be known that in the harem whoever was favored was public enemy number one. Since Yang Shihan volunteered to take the spot, she'd happily help her out. She still had to investigate how to go back! There was no free time to play around with this group of women.
Her words once again shocked Jun Qian Che. "Empress, you really consent to let Shihan enter the palace?"
"I do. The Emperor is revered, should have 3000 beauties. I was wrong before, but I've come to my senses. From now on I'll be in unison with Your Majesty, whatever Your Majesty thinks will be my thoughts. As long as there's a woman Your Majesty likes, she can enter the harem, the more the better." Best if you died of exhaustion. You stud horse, I wish you'd dry up and die on the dragon bed.
"It's rare that the Empress is so virtuous, I'm deeply gratified." Jun Qian Che's speech was as ice-cold as before, and completely monotone.
"Later, I'll certainly change for the better. I'll strive to be a virtuous empress that can satisfy Your Majesty. I won't disturb Your Majesty and sister Yang's good mood any longer, I'm going to retire." She straightened up and turned around to take her leave immediately. Dignified and graceful, yet resolute, she didn't give anyone the opportunity to detain her.
Jun Qian Che looked at Mo Qiqi's back as she departed, feeling an inexplicable sense of loss. Tonight, she was quite strange. So strange, he could hardly recognize her.