Vintage Hermes L'Hiver Silk Scarf Framed Art USA

Vintage Hermes L'Hiver Silk Scarf Framed Art USADesigned by Philippe Ledoux, an artist celebrated for his richly detailed narrative scenes rooted in traditional life and seasonal themes, the Herms LHiver silk scarf was first released in 1968 as part of the Maisons celebration of winter. This vintage design depicts a charming winter village alive with movement, with figures, animals, and scenes of daily life set against a snowy landscape that evokes a sense of nostalgia.

This pet carrier for the Maileg puppy makes it easy to transport the pup to the vet or on a family vacation

Try with grilled skirt steak with GQ CHIMICHURRI or a platter of herb and sea salt roasted potatoes

Billy Baldwin

This handmade Italian knife designed for maneuvering around bones and joints of fish

An enormous mid century commercially sized glorious copper stock pot and lid (think a clambake for 20) that has been re tinned for modern use either indoors or over an outdoor fire

This large turn of the 20th century hand carved bread board was likely used in a family-owned bread shop

the intricate details of this handcrafted coaster make this Gien piece a beautiful addition to any table

The MATCH Pewter Bottle Coaster with Wood Insert protects surfaces while providing a classic and stylish vessel for red and white vintages

this small rare cast iron sculpture features a thoroughbred racing horse with its jockey ready to head for the gates

Shuck yeah

perfectly modern

butter and eggs