The Hunny Spot Pottery & Antiques

06/15/2026

For Sale !!! $95

This poster features the iconic comedy duo Abbott and Costello, specifically referencing their famous 'Who's on First?' routine. The visual depicts a baseball player from the 'St.
Louis Wolves' alongside one of the comedians, with the full script of the routine printed below. This piece holds historical context as a tribute to a timeless comedic act and a significant moment in entertainment history. Its craftsmanship lies in its clear reproduction of the image and text, making it an accessible piece of pop culture memorabilia. Market value is generally modest, appealing to collectors of comedy, baseball, and vintage entertainment posters.
Its appeal stems from nostalgia and the enduring humor of the routine.

06/09/2026

The Jones / Rogers Mill
This is a piece I just added to my Cartersville collection of historical aftifacts.

06/07/2026

W. J. Gordy. “Mountain Gold”
Candle Holder

05/18/2026

What do you think of our new painting ?@

05/17/2026

These Coca-Cola glasses, styled after Tiffany stained glass, bring a touch of vintage charm to any collection. Featuring the classic Coca-Cola logo within a faux stained glass design, they evoke a sense of nostalgia and the brand's enduring appeal. While not genuine Tiffany glass, their decorative style is a popular collectible, especially among Coca-Cola memorabilia enthusiasts. Their aesthetic appeal and functional use drive their market value.
$32 for the set of 4.

05/10/2026

05/07/2026

Are you a Coca Cola collector ?
Have you always wanted a Coca Cola thermometer or other collectible memorabilia ?
Comment, text or message me, I may just have what you want. I have hundreds of items.

05/06/2026

I just got this 33x27 vintage picture in a heavy frame of one of the greats.
Ty Cobb the Georgia Peach.
A great addition to your office , game room or basement.

04/27/2026

Any railroad memorabilia collectors out there?

Authentic ( Louisville - Nashville )
Railroad porcelain spittoons are scarce and highly collectible pieces of railroad history. Dating to the late 19th and early 20th century, most examples show heavy use, making well-preserved pieces especially rare. Original L&N-marked; spittoons —typically with whi interiors and dark blue or green exteriors —are difficult to find, and true porcelain examples are far mo desirable than later reproductions. Value typically ranges from $80 to $350+, depending on condition and provenance, with strong collector demand due to their rarity and historical significance.

$120

04/24/2026

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