I could sprinkle grated cheese on ice cream I love the foodstuff so much. Especially when it’s shaken out of this happy little chef. M...

This is one of my favorite Pigmy Wills. I love him because he’s fearless. And he makes a smooth entry. All we do is laugh when we make...

Passover means Seder, Seder means matzoh and matzoh means crumbs. But fear not, the Matzah Sweeper is here, a convenient crumb caddy made fr...

Manischewitz is the premier manufacturer of kosher foods. I can’t tell you how many boxes of their matzo or those squared off bottles ...

I first got into throwing parties, my favorite thing to do among everything I do, by inviting friends over on Sunday afternoons to watch Bad...

Although one of these little fish was a victim of the 1994 LA earthquake and lost the tip of her fin this happy couple are still among my fa...

As if knee high stockings weren’t Kitsch enough I love that Sophia’s desk is a dining table. I can’t imagine anyone whose ...

These little hard plastic record coasters were all the rage in the 1950’s and 60’s when 45’s and 33-1/3’s were blast...

In the 1950’s, people were very creative about how they packed their liquor to self medicate at ballgames, in cars or just to show off...

Nothing like using a clown to sell inebriates to get a kid revved up for adulthood. This 26 foot high sign has been a landmark in North Holl...

The National Garden of Kitsch is landscaped with Astroturf. This petite little handbag only has enough room in it for a couple packs of gras...

Pigmy Will and Feathers – created, written, art directed and “acted” by me and Prudence Fenton, animation and special effe...

This gargantuan vase honoring prescription drugs was handed out as a promotional item by drug companies in the 1950’s when they really...

To any of you having company over today I’d like to suggest this insane little dip with a sloshed, poorly cut cucumber complete with l...

Everything about this clock is wrong, not the least of which is trying to get away with looking like it comes from McDonald’s when it&...

The snail is right up there with the owl and poodle as animal kingdom icons of Atomic Age Kitsch.  In the 1950s, snails  popped up...

I was already onto more sophisticated teenage fare like Hullabaloo and Shindig by the time Green Acres, a hokey journey into the countryside...

This was a gift from Michael Patrick King, writer and director of Sex and the City, a couple of years ago for my birthday. I always thought ...

This is an amazing movie find, especially for a stamp collecting movie nut (which I’m not but I can appreciate the passion).  Six...

This is a product worthy of an Oscar for Best Kitsch, a fake wood cardboard stand-up “plaque” that looks suspiciously like the p...

Of all the things I have in my house, a 40 year collection of Atomic, Soul and Kitsch memorabilia, this rubber waffle that’s sat out o...