Not Your Grandmas Attic

06/07/2026

This is an original retail box for a vintage mid-century "Irmi" baby crib mobile, produced by Nursery Plastics, Inc. from the late 1950s through the 1970s. Founded by Fred and Irmi Bering, the company was famous for creating whimsical, hand-painted wooden nursery decorations that became iconic fixtures in mid-20th-century nurseries.

Details on the BoxThe side of the box features a checklist indicating which specific model theme is inside:No. 801 – Circus MobileNo. 803 – Angel MobileNo. 808 – Safari MobileNo. 809 – Zoo MobileNo. 812 – Fairytale MobileMarket Value & CollectibilityVintage Irmi mobiles are highly collectible today among mid-century design enthusiasts and vintage toy collectors.Price Range:

Depending on the completeness and condition of the pieces inside, fully working models with their original boxes generally fetch around and $95 on resale market. Our Price :$24

06/04/2026

06/04/2026

Refurbished fifties child’s table (adjustable height) with two black and red tall children’s chairs with back. Checkerboard pattern on tabletop.

$90

06/04/2026

Large Square Wall
Cow Print

$14.00

06/01/2026

06/01/2026

Large square canvas wall art # @

05/30/2026

PLATE WALLS ARE BACK!!

A plate wall is a modern interior design trend that replaces traditional framed art with eclectic, personalized arrangements of decorative dishware. It brings a textured, conversational, and nostalgic feel to dining rooms, kitchens, and living spaces without looking outdated.

Why People Are Loving ItPersonal & Eclectic: Far from the overly matched china sets of the past, modern plate walls use vintage flea market finds, hand-thrown pottery, and travel souvenirs.

Organic Layouts: Designers are tossing the rulebook on symmetry, opting for looser, free-flowing arrangements of varying sizes, shapes, and textures.Texture over Flat Art: The three-dimensional aspect of ceramic and glass adds beautiful depth to empty walls.

Top Design TipsStart on the Floor: Arrange your plates on a rug or the floor first to experiment with placement before committing to the wall.Anchor the Bottom: Position heavier and larger platters in the bottom half of your display to ensure the arrangement doesn’t look top-heavy.

Keep It Tight: Arrange your pieces closer together than you think. Grouping them closely, or even overlapping them slightly, creates a deliberate "river" of art rather than disconnected floating dishes.Find a Theme: Keep the display intentional by curating a cohesive color palette or balancing highly ornate plates with minimal, solid.

This is a plate wall featuring farming themed John Deer Plates ALL available currently through us.

This is a Danbury Mint "Little Farmhands" collector plates available close up in comments below.

They are all part of a limited edition series featuring John Deere equipment.The plate is trimmed with a gold band.

Each plate is valued at $15-$25 dollars.

Our Price? $7.50 Each








Covet, a consignment and collective boutique

05/30/2026

This decorative plate is titled "Tales of the Day" and features artwork by Dave Barnhouse.

The scene depicts a farming community gathering at a "Feed Mill" with a classic John Deere tractor and vintage truck.It is part of the Heartland Collections and is typically an 8-inch plate.

These plates are often marked as not for food use, intended strictly for decorative purposes.

Retail Value:$15-25

05/30/2026

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This is a 1995 Heartland Collection ceramic collector plate featuring artwork by Dave Barnhouse.

Artwork: The plate is titled "Repairs" and is based on an original work by artist Dave Barnhouse.

Production: It was manufactured by The Hadley Companies as part of a limited edition restricted to 45 firing days.
Details: The plate is numbered 9338 A.
Safety Warning: The back explicitly states it is not for food use as food consumed from it may be harmful.

Current Estimated Value: $15-25