Our "Wall of Fame" Page 2
This box was created for an antique putter along with
a couple of tees (floating), and a golf ball. The club,
ball and tees are then surrounded by a v-groove.
The box is lined with a very lightly speckled white
mat. This creation is simple, yet effective.
(Private Collection)
This box is lined with a dark black mat. It
contains various award plaques as well as photos
of various models of vintage sports vehicles.
Centered is a 1x3 plaque depicting the name of
recipient of the awards and the make of the vehicles.
(Private Collection)
This white wedding box is lined with the fabric from
the bridesmaids dresses. It contains various memorabilia
from a wedding and reception. At the top are a
Chinese fan and the wedding invitation. Beneath
the invitation is a napkin from the reception, two
wine glasses and name-place holders. Laying on the
bottom are the bride's wedding purse and wedding
cake cutting utensils. Centered and framed in a gold
fillet is a photograph of the bride and groom.
(Private Collection)
This box is quite unique. it is backed with simple
black to which a mother board is attached. The
board in itself was quite unique because from above,
it looked like a little city. The board was then
surrounded by a white mat, a silver bevel with a
silver mat on top. The inset plaque depicts the
name chosen for this piece. What a way to keep
these old boards out of the landfill!
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This box is lined with an off-white suede. It is a
"Barbie"® memorabilia box containing a whole
outfit complete with a picture on the "wall".
To the left are three tiny mirrors (real). The two
outside mirrors are angled forward. Each mirror
is framed individually with a small gold frame.
$189.00 cdn.
This box is lined with a silver-grey suede and
contains a full sized hockey jersey signed by
"the Great One". The background colour is a
perfect match for the lettering. On the bottom
right, the certificate of authenticity is inset into
backing.
(Private Collection)
This box is one of my favourites.
It contains a signed charcoal sketch of Guy
Lafleur, a signed original wooden hockey stick,
a signed puck and an original rookie card.
It also contains a piece of history - a brick that
was salvaged from the demolition of the old
Montreal Forum. The plates contain information
on career standings and stats.
(Private Collection)
