Spode Glen Lodge Mug (set Of 4) 12 Oz Red by Spode

Brand: Delta Blinds Supply Color: White

Holds two stationary 1" mini blind slats to act as a valance., Clear plastic., This 10 pack contains 10 individual clips

Brand: Dyson

Anyone with a passion for vintage style or distressed pieces will love decorating with this unique table clock. It features a retro design. Requires 1 "AA" battery. Propellers, 12-3/4"W x 10-1/4"D x 10"H. Metal. Easy assembly required; assembly hardware included.

Manufacturer: Hobrecht Sports Art Brand: Hobrecht

Hobrecht Sports Art offers a fine art giclée edition printed on high quality archival canvas with archival ink, based on Dave Hobrecht's original charcoal and pastel painting of the legendary martial artist and actor, Bruce Lee from "Enter the Dragon." There is no martial artist as recognizable, beloved and venerated as Bruce Lee. His influence extended beyond martial arts into 20th century popular culture, as his image has become iconic, as have his acting roles. Although Lee appeared in about twenty Chinese movies, he first appeared in the U.S. in the "Green Hornet" television show, then starred in several feature length martial arts films, including: The Big Boss, Fist of Fury, Way of the Dragon, Enter the Dragon, and the posthumously released, The Game of Death. Bruce Lee's life was tragically cut short at the age of 32. Prints are available in 4 sizes: - Mini Open Edition Print: 14" x 10" - Small Open Edition Print: 24" x 17" - Medium Limited Edition Print Artist Signed and Numbered to 250: 30" x 22" - Large Limited Edition Print Artist Signed and Numbered to 100: 36" x 26" The piece is professionally stretched and mounted, ready for custom framing or to hang directly on your office, bar or man cave wall. All prints are made and shipped directly from the Hobrecht Sports Art Gallery in Laguna Beach, California. World-renowned sports and surf artist, Dave Hobrecht has provided original art for Tony Hawk, Kelly Slater, Topps baseball cards...

Manufacturer: Hobrecht Sports Art Brand: Hobrecht

Hobrecht credits "Tree" for his fame and success as a painter. Early in his career, Hobrecht started as a cartoonist for Surfer Magazine. However, when he did a painting of a famous site named Kirra, the well respected Surfers Journal offered him a two page spread in their magazine featuring surf art. Shortly after that, a woman called to purchase the painting, something that had previously been foreign to Hobrecht. He sold his piece, and began painting more after that which he calls his "big break." Hobrecht says if it wasn't for that painting, the others would most likely not have followed.