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3pc Glazed Jack O Lantern Stack
Price: $200.00
Availability: in stock
Eric Miller
Item #: 13608 -
Elevate your Halloween decor with Eric Miller's charming 3-piece Jack o' Lantern glazed pottery stack in a muted green shade. Each piece features a rustic, hand-glazed finish that adds a cozy, vintage touch to your autumn displays. Crafted from sturdy ceramic, this stack is perfect for bringing a subtle yet festive vibe to both indoor and outdoor settings. Embrace the spirit of the season with this unique decor piece that will delight guests and add warmth to your home! This item is...
5" Brown Miller Pottery Vase
Price: $28.50
Availability: in stock
Allen Ham
Item #: 09677 -
Allen Ham, a fifth generation potter from the Perry/ Bibb county area, created this 5 inch tall wheel-thrown vase. The glaze is a dark amber, traditional to his Miller family pottery. Allen has created a linear texture around the vase, which gives the glaze a variety of rust to brown colors. Signed and dated by the artist (2024). This vase measures 5" tall x 4" wide
A Bubba on Polecat Bay
Price: $19.95
Availability: in stock
Item #: 8903 -
Duck hunting, deer hunting, turkey hunting, or fishing, if any of these endeavors are going on there probably a Bubba involved. South Alabama has always been a haven for Bubba types. They all have one thing in common: given the opportunity they will do some dumb stuff while pursuing their sport. Included in these pages are stories about a few of these Bubbas, both the Causeway variety like the ones on Polecat Bay, and their hillbilly counterparts from upstate a ways. The stories are all true...
A good days work Framed
Price: $207.00
Availability: in stock
Sue Mims
Item #: 16710 -
Sue Mims a Montgomery County artist created this "a Good days work" framed painting. The painting is of a green field with a sunset in the background and trees. In the field is hay bells bales and a farmer.
A-Train Memoirs of a Tuskegee Airman
Price: $24.95
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Item #: 2172 -
-Train is the story of one of the black Americans who, during World War II, graduated from Tuskegee (AL) Flying School and served as a pilot in the Army Air Corps’ 99th Pursuit Squadron. Charles W. Dryden presents a fast-paced, balanced, and personal account of what it was like to prepare for a career traditionally closed to African Americans, how he coped with the frustrations and dangers of combat, and how he, along with many fellow black pilots, navigators, bombardiers, and crewmen, emerged...