I have a soft spot for vintage pieces with a folk art sensibility - naive paintings, hand painted signs, kooky things made with bottlecaps and other crafts composed with care, thrift and a sense of mirth. Delighted to look upon the offerings at Odd Fellows Art and Antiques, found via Anonymous Works. Plus, with a name like Odd Fellows, I knew they were kindred spirits - fraternal items have long been fascinating to me, and I have a few items I have collected over the years. I once had the opportunity to help organize a sale for a woman I know that bought an old Odd Fellows lodge - it was quite an adventure going through all the items; they were, after all, odd fellows and that is what is so wonderful.
Gaming Wheel, mid 20th century
Set of three Carnival Sideshow Paintings, circa 1930
Two African American quilts, circa 1930 -1940
OddFellows Ceremonial Axe, front and back, circa 1860
Masonic Tins, circa 1850
All of the photos above from Odd Fellows Art and Antiques , check out more of their incredible offerings here.
