Some snaps from the other great Antique stores we explored (mostly in the Dallas design district) including Lost, Found, and Griffin Trading Company, Lula B's, and On Consignment.
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This is kind of amazing, would be great in Andy's office:
I really love this painting, described as "Gerard Stemkowski Tromp Loeill Painting in Western Style".
I've wanted a petrified wood stump like these guys for a while now. They're just so expensive! One day...
Arthur Court horse head, cool but I think I prefer our Rhino:
I keep thinking about this painting, love it:
Very tempted by this crown, except it was $3,600!
We did buy these bookends for I think around $125 minus a discount?
Griffin Trading company is such a fun store, and a very LA store, the owner is such a nice guy too, we had a great chat:
Unfortunately not for sale, they came from a restaurant that was closed down, maybe a red lobster??
Also not for sale, but how amazing is it?
I did buy this green and gold guy from Lula B's. On the bottom "From Mom, 1954".
Wish I took a closer look at this guy, he intrigues me:
I really liked this lamp, reasonably priced but impossible to get home:
I was really tempted by this guy, but ultimately passed:
I did buy this sweet little wire African basket for $18:
I was initially drawn to this little Blenko ice bucket, and was trying to decide if I could bring it home in my luggage without it smashing, when I noticed what was behind it:
I negotiated her down to $85, and just couldn't resist. I thought my husband would hate her but he loves her as much as I do, maybe more! I love the black velvet and gold frame too:
Great poppy flower sconce, not sure if they had a pair, and how it would work alone, but kind of fab:
I really dug this painting from afar, not quite as much up close:
Thank you for the mention in your blog. Be sure to stop in and see us again when you're in Dallas.
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