The Vintage Squirrel

Hey guys,

I forgot to mention that I am closing our booth at Yoho's Treasure Market in Niles.

January 31st, 2026 will be our last day.

My dear friend who loves to decorate will be moving and its too far for me to keep everything stocked as often as I'd like. I am back to work after having knee surgery and I am doing well. I am thankful.

But on the other hand.... my online sales been amazing and I am doing very well.

As for my main job... I go to work for the drama.. and I love it. 😆

Enjoy your week!!

What a conversation piece. This artist Rokoko is from New Mexico. A wild find. 😜

Love or hate these lamps? They scream 70's

Unique ❤️
Chulucanas Folk Art
Nativity Set (it is missing a figurine).

Looking for a Turkey of a deal?

All of November is 30% Off in our booth --> #36 @ Yoho's Treasure Market.
Dishes, Vases, Holiday Decor, Furniture.... Everything is 30% Off.
Stop in and get a deal or two. 😉
We will be to restocking items as well.
I hope to see you soon.

Located at:
Yoho's Treasure Market
1420 S. 11th Street
Niles, MI 49120

The history of Lomonosov porcelain is the history of Russia's original Imperial Porcelain Factory, founded in 1744. After the Russian Revolution, it was nationalized and renamed the State Porcelain Works before being renamed the Lomonosov Porcelain Factory in 1925 to honor Mikhail Lomonosov. The factory reverted to its original name, the Imperial Porcelain Factory (IPM), in 2005, though many still refer to it as Lomonosov china. The factory is known for high-quality, hand-painted ceramics and the iconic "Cobalt Net" pattern.

I found christmas cards from the 70s (I think 70s).
I love them.