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This tin was love at first sight for me. Made in the 1920s for a company that made ice cream cones in the Bronx on Tiffany Street. It is very large and once held 300 cones. I think that it has been sold but I am sad to see it go.

I just acquired an awesome collection of antique tobacco tins. They make me wish that I still smoked. Some still have the tobacco (very stale) inside. At least I can still enjoy the great graphics. I will be bringing some to the flea this weekend at One Hanson.

Fresh from a collector's estate sale lots of tick-tocking alarm clocks. Classic and simply great looking. Find me  and lots of these clocks in space #40 at the gorgeous One Hanson Place flea all weekend.

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 I have been missing the flea these past few weeks. Can't wait to get back with some new targets. I spotted this photo recently on the always inspiring remodelista blog. See you next weekend at One Hanson.

This dapper 1960s hunting man is so "Mad Men" on the weekends (dressed by Sears & Roebuck.) This vintage lithograph is 14"x18" and was produced in Philadelphia by the Weiller Company. Perfect for your city or country lodge. I will have it up for sale on my etsy page soon.

Check out today's NYTimes Thursday Styles section for photos of more Kennedy era casual looks.