
I was at The Green Shag a few days ago delivering something or another to my booth but somehow failed to bring the Real camera. And then I saw this: a quite large Witco sailing ship art piece. Pics were being taken...proper camera or no.
Wouldn't it be great to find a repository or online catalog of all the Witco wooden art pieces? I keep
finding new ones that I've never seen before. I guess it wouldn't be as much fun already knowing what
was out there waiting for me. This one's out there at The Green Shag Market - Booth 28 - waiting
for you.
The vendor keeps the joint sparse but they've always got some nice stuff available. I won't pretend
to understand how one can justify paying rent on a booth, leaving so much potential untapped. At
least they've got good taste!
I really have to apologize for the low quality of these pics. They really don't do the items justice. I wish
I had a tripod for my phone. A really light, hi-tech one. Then that nice brass chandelier wouldn't be all
blurry. Somehow the swag lamp and artwork in the the next photo turned out ok.
I think that covered dish goes with Salem Biscayne dinnerware, but I wouldn't swear to it. Those two
Formica TV trays are so retro and cool. The Russel Wright pitcher is an Oneida repro but it's nice and
on a shelf you can't really tell a difference.
I love the Witco ship. I agree with you about needing an online repository of Witco goodness. Maybe I'll start a Pinterest board...
ReplyDeleteType in Witco wood pieces and go to images you'll see other wood ships too.
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