Allison is wearing a silk, hand embroidered smoking jacket from the 1920’s $140. A sequin sash $16. A sequin 1970’s beret $20. Some silly shoes from India $20. A 1920’s beaded bag $20. (the bag is in poor shape but can be salvaged for bead work and hardware) 
A very HOTT pair of 1950’s egyptian bookends. $55. (Joke—–> What do you call a pair of female twins? bookends. jajaja) 
A sweet little pair of painted metal owl lamps. $125. 
SIX YEARS!! WE ARE CELEBRATING THIS SHIT!! COME JOIN US!! BEER OPEN BAR (checking IDs) AND ONE DISGUSTING VILE SANTA TO REALLY GET YOU IN THE SPIRIT!!
Great 1930’s manager’s uniform. 1936 map of Texas $136.00.
love the label from the uniform.
A saddle blanket from the early 1920’s or so. (thats my guess) in great shape and all wool. I think it would be an amazing rug. $88
An absolutely stunning chandelier found somewhere in New Orleans and drug to Texas to be sold and then will it will end up God knows where. A true antique with beautiful beading, a little bit whorish. What’s not to love? $225
Curtis (one of our vendors here at Dolly) brought in these incredible Moccasins yesterday. We discussed back and forth and Curtis came to the conclusion that they are hand made. Probably from the 1930’s or early 1940’s. There is no label. The insides are lined with a cotton fabric. In ‘good’ condition. They would look beautiful on a shelf displayed as a piece of Native American history. The corn cob was my incredible find yesterday and I think it compliments the moccasins perfectly. 
I have a strange fondness for these.
Jessica made these great cuffs the other night. These are made from Victorian black jet beading, steal cut shoe clips and glass rhinestones. $34-42 
