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Whimsical Vintage Shadowboxes
Each box is a unique blend of nostalgic collectables from the 40's and 50's, signed and dated by the artist, Terri Lykins. Click on images to enlarge.
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"Derby Day" Size 13" x 17"
Filled with Derby memorabilia and old Kentucky traditions. Includes 1930's metal race horse game pieces, a tiny bucket of KFC matches, cool 50's sunglasses, and a huge book of Early Times matches. The frame is painted dark purple, with a shelf of jockey silk diamonds in pink and purple.
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"Have Fun!" Size 12" x 15"
A circus theme fills this box with amusement and joy. Tiny animal-shaped cookie cutters, antique catalin buttons, and Ohio Art plates set the stage for Japanese cats, a clown, and a little girl. The center background is a fun illustration from vintage 40's wrapping paper. The reflection in the glass of the first portion of the box is not present in person!
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"The Wild West" Size 13" x 17" This box was inspired by the background paper in the bottom section, which I brought back from Idaho this Fall. It is a 1940's Western theme, with a Hopalong Cassidy boot bank, an old fort, cowboys and Indians, and an old frontier postcard. The top scene features vintage Cracker Jack charms, and a celluloid Indian in a small wooden canoe. This box would be adorable in a boy's room.
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"Vacation Fun" Size 12" x 15"
A favorite, as a former resident of Florida. 1950's maps of Pensacola and Jacksonville form a background for a ceramic boy on a stepladder, fishing for celluloid fish. An Ohio Art pail is filled with painted shells, while a mischievous alligator watches him. Cracker Jack flamingos strut beside Japanese fish planters, filled with colorful shells. Another Cracker Jack treasure, a miniature book called "Edible Fish", waits at the bottom of the ladder. Tiny fish cookie cutters dance behind the top level alligator.
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