Lazy Willow Antiques & More

10/20/2026

This is a vintage solid oak standing jewelry armoire, specifically identified as part of "The Commodore Collection" by Rosalco.
Designed in a classic Queen Anne style, it typically features:
• A flip-up top lid that opens to reveal a vanity mirror and felt-lined dividers.
• Dual side cabinet doors with brass pull handles that swing outward, housing vertical hooks for hanging necklaces.
• Nine drawers in total (six narrow upper drawers and three wide lower drawers) accented by traditional brass hardware.
• An elegant, scalloped apron standing on short, classic cabriole legs.

10/20/2026

VINTAGE & UNIQUE HALLOWEEN PUMPKINS

10/17/2026

The blue-and-white porcelain grouping is a vintage tea and coffee service produced for Cracker Barrel Old Country Store. This discontinued "Flow Blue" style ceramic line features bold Chinoiserie floral patterns and distinctively scalloped borders.
The individual components shown in the set include:
• Footed Serving Tray: The matching contoured display platter underneath the set.
• Taller Coffee Pot / Teapot: Featuring an ornate, deep-blue curved handle.
• Creamer Pitcher & Covered Sugar Bowl: Placed on and around the platter to complete the service

10/16/2026

LAYAWAY FOR THE COMING HOLIDAYS

10/16/2026

This is a vintage Mikasa "Swan" pattern centerpiece bowl, which was originally produced in West Germany by Walther-Glas during the late 1970s through the 1980s. The pattern features an embossed, scalloped clear glass body shaped like layered swan feathers, flanked by two distinctive frosted glass handles shaped like curved swan necks and heads.

10/14/2026

This vintage multi-tier wooden whatnot stand displays a curated collection of classic collectibles and folk art pieces.

Featured Collectibles

• Top Shelf: A vintage ceramic wash basin and pitcher set finished in ivory with elegant scalloped rims and delicate gold trim. Sets like this mimic the classic Victorian style used before modern indoor plumbing.
• Second Shelf: Three individual carousel horse figurines, each mounted on a polished wooden display base with brass-toned central poles. They feature meticulously detailed, colorful saddles and standard-style operational rigging reminiscent of antique amusement parks.
• Third Shelf: A pair of traditional, hand-painted Dutch wooden clogs (Klompen). The classic yellow-toned footwear features folk art illustrations of a Dutch boy fishing and a girl gathered in a scenic field.
• Bottom Shelf: A decorative painted pastel tabletop frame or cottage house accent piece completing the vintage curation.

10/14/2026

This is an ornate vintage Italian Capodimonte porcelain soup tureen and centerpiece. Characterized by its highly decorative, classical style, it showcases relief molded details typical of Capodimonte porcelain:
• The Body: Features a continuous high-relief frieze depicting playful putti (cherubs) in an outdoor garden landscape setting.
• The Base: A footed pedestal uniquely accented with stylized colorful fish or dolphins curving outward, flanking molded classical faces.
• The Accents: Detailed scroll handles and vibrant hand-painted floral motifs throughout, finished with signature gilded rims and gold highlights

10/14/2026

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10/06/2026

This is@ a vintage 14-inch Halloween blow mold table lamp featuring a witch holding a jack-o'-lantern with a black cat at her base, commonly produced by the General Foam Plastics Company.
Key Features
• Design: Black-robed witch wearing a pointed hat next to an orange pumpkin head and a small black cat.
• Material: Molded hollow orange and black plastic designed to be illuminated from the inside.
• Size: Approximately 14 inches tall.

10/06/2026

This is a beautiful example of an antique Arts & Crafts style oak hall tree (also widely referred to as a hall stand or hat rack) dating roughly from the 1900s to 1920s.
This specific utilitarian yet decorative design was popular during the late Victorian and Edwardian eras, combining several entryway entry essentials into one compact footprint:
• Central Beveled Mirror: An oval-shaped mirror used for quick appearance checks before leaving the house.
• Hardware Hooks: Perched at the top and sides for hanging heavy winter coats, hats, and scarves.
• Umbrella & Cane Racks: The open side slots are designed to store umbrellas and walking sticks.