Decor

Spooner Creek® is the work of Wisconsin artist Michael Macone. He's been selling his pottery throughout the country for over 30 years, and his art is in collections around the world. His designs are etched into the clay rather than just applied to the...

This durable metal BreezeArt® Garden Flag Stand features a black powder coated finish and welded joints for superior strength and outdoor durability. Its simple design provides the perfect frame for any BreezeArt Garden Flag! Approximate dimensions: 36"...

Add whimsical charm to your camp decor! Hand-cast Artist: Jeff Fleming Material: Resin Dimensions: 8.75" x 5.75" x 29"

Maynard is Fairgame Wildlife's™ small, plush, Moose Mount. Sweet and well made, Maynard is perfect for small spaces and places! This ready-to-hang faux trophy mount appeals to sportsmen who may have missed their mark, and to nature lovers in the...

Leon is Fairgame Wildlife's™ X Large, plush, Moose Mount. Designed to hang over a fireplace, he's in many family rooms, and large offices too! This ready-to-hang faux trophy mount appeals to sportsmen who may have missed their mark, and to nature...

Per the Bearfoot® Bears: "Wedding Bells are about to ring...proud parents smile and quartets sing. The happy bride enters - she practically glitters. The groom looks pale - he's got the jitters. The joining of two is a joyful event, so rest assured, it's...

"Hearts beating faster and breathing is rapid, the very first kiss is about to happen. Pucker up and close your eyes, if it's not good - give it several tries!"HandcastMeasures: 6"L x 3"W x 4"HBearfoots® Bears by Jeff Fleming®

Per the Bearfoots Bears: "On a visit to the campground, we found a lot of stuff. The campers left all screaming so we finished off their lunch." 10th Anniversary Celebration Bear Camp Figurine Bearfoots® Bears by Jeff Fleming®Size: 7.5"L x 5"W x 5"H

Rustic weather predictor from the backwoods of Maine! Maine Line Products The Maine Woodsman's Weatherstick® has been predicting the weather and delighting their owners all around the world for over forty years. Log before the Abenaki Indians probably...