Handmade Ceramic Converse Checkerboard All Star High Top wooden cubes as it is wider than

as it is wider than it is tall) for drinking tea

carved part is 3 1/4" tall

The Whatman board I believe dates it to the first quarter of the 20th century

This is a pair of classic Mid-Century Danish Modern silver-plate candleholders

with the features playfully rendered in black ink dots and line

Handmade Ceramic Converse Checkerboard All Star High Top wooden cubes as it is wider thanI don't know whether it was an artist or a very dedicated high schooler who made this full sized Converse sneaker, but I'm glad they did, and think it's just the right mix of sloppy and attentive to detail. The clay laces are threaded through the eye holes, there's a white logo patch on one side and "All Star" incised into the heel, and then Converse spelled out on the interior or the shoe. Plus the great black and white checkered patten faithfully