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$205.00
Blue and White Foo Dog
Whimsical blue and white Foo Dog. Always protecting, always watchful.
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$125.00
Blue and White Umbrella Stand
Gorgeous blue and white umbrella and walking stick holder. Pretty.
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$120.00
Blue and White Vase
Blue and white is classic and beautiful. A collection of blue and white is beautiful or a simple accent piece makes a statement. Elegant style.
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$233.00
Blue Jasper and Silver Accents Necklace for LuxLock-LuxLock Sold Separately
Blue Jasper is a beautiful stone. There are so many additional colors in the stone that give it depth and beauty. Blue Jasper is a stone known to ease stress when worn. You cannot put a price on that.
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$160.00
Blue Lapis and Brass Necklace Deep beauty of Lapis paired with Brass. A beautiful combination. Chain of glass and mixed metal. Brass, Blue Lapis, Glass, Mixed Metal L 28″ Pendant 3″ India
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$98.00
Blue Wave Marine Recycled Glass Beads
Hand made in Africa by artisans using materials that they have access to. Beads 18mm and length of strand 27". (Stand separate.)
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Bluenique Vintage Viking Glass Candle Holders-Set of 2
The Viking Glass Company created these lovely vibrant candle holders in the 1960's. Smooth and sleek glass was Viking's specialty and these 6 petal candle holders are excellent examples of some of their best creations.
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$28.00
Boiled Wool Necessity Clutch-Green
Everything you really needs fits in this adorable clutch.
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$28.00
Boiled Wool Necessity Clutch-Pink
Everything you really needs fits in this adorable clutch.
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$28.00
Boiled Wool Necessity Clutch-Purple
Everything you really needs fits in this adorable clutch.
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$320.00
Bookends inspired by Edward Kemeys’ Lions, 1893 from the Art Institute of Chicago’s Collection
Iconic guardians of the Art Institute of Chicago, the Lions have stood at the Michigan Avenue entrance since the building’s inaugural year. The site became the museum’s permanent home at the conclusion of the 1893 World’s Columbian Exposition. Modeled by Edward Kemeys, an essentially self-taught artist and the nation’s first great animalier (sculptor of animals), the lion pair was unveiled May 10, 1894. Regal.
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