Antique China
May 8th, 2010
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Antique China
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Amco Collapsible Steamer, Stainless Steel $7.75 Amco Houseworks 10957 Collapsible Steamer Stainless Steel... |
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International 53-Piece Simplicity Flatware Set $34.97 This 18/0 stainless steel has graceful styling, perfect for any occasion. Set includes 8 each: dinner fork, salad fork, dinner knife, dinner spoon, teaspoon and steak knives, plus a 5 piece Hostess Set, which includes 1 each of: sugar spoon, butter knife, tablespoon, pierced tablespoon, and cold meat fork. Dishwasher safe.... |
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Swing-A-Way Can Opener The Swing-A-Way portable can opener is made from polished chrome Will withstand commercial use Available in White, Red or Blue Coated Handles... |
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Barrier $1.97 ... |
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An Cafe: Antique Coffeshop $29.98 ... |
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Bulbrite 134019 40W Nostalgic Edison Squirrel Cage-style Bulb $8.25 40 watt 120 volt Medium Screw (E26) Base 1910 Squirrel Cage Style Nostalgic Incandescent Bulbrite Light Bulb... |
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Sheffield 1126 Porcelain Touch-Up $2.94 Will not turn yellow. Gives a hard, waterproof, glazed finish to any chipped porcelain or tile surfaces on drain boards, bathtubs, refrigerators, and stoves. Withstands temperatures up to 400 F. Restores natural and original beauty. Ready to use. 1 oz. size. White.... |
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Estwing E24A Sportsman's Hatchet Metal Handle $27.95 All steel construction. 3 1/4'' cutting edge. Head and handle forged in 1 piece. Fully polished with genuine leather grip and sheath. Overall length: 14''.... |
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Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon $2.96 Hong Kong wuxia films, or martial arts fantasies, traditionally squeeze poor acting, slapstick humor, and silly story lines between elaborate fight scenes in which characters can literally fly. Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon has no shortage of breathtaking battles, but it also has the dramatic soul of a Greek tragedy and the sweep of an epic romance. This is the work of director Ang Lee, who fell ... |
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1941 (Collector's Edition) $6.49 Watching this director's cut, it's finally possible to see why the studio made Spielberg mercilessly hack up this comedy: it's a screaming movie (everyone screams a lot), and screaming movies do not need character development. So all those character-development scenes hit the cutting-room floor and, surprise, they were all critical to Spielberg's pace for the humor in this film. The screaming wasn... |
