You know you secretly want to be one. Admit it. They get to swim, and have pretty hair, and have all sorts of pearly accessories. Occasionally, they read
Vogue in a secret grotto, like Glynis Johns in
Miranda (1948).
But, alas, mermaidishness is not possible for most of us, so we have to be content with owning mermaid-y stuffs.
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Vintage mermaid decal; Etsy |
Sometimes, they are on fabric. However, the interpretation may differ:
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Vintage Little Mermaid cocktail napkin; Etsy |
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Vintage Swiss Air handkerchief; Etsy |
I can't help it. That second one makes me laugh. Really, really hard. And yet, if I found that in a thrift store, it would definitely go home with me.
Of course, you could have mermaid accessories.
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Vintage Hattie Carnegie brooch; Etsy |
I've seen plenty of Siam pieces, but never a blue and green Siamese MERMAID!!!!
And this Soviet piece is pretty sweet:
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Vintage mermaid pin; Etsy |
I would definitely have a cup of cocoa in this cool cup:
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Little Mermaid cup and saucer; Etsy |
Perhaps with some plates of cookies on this fab set of mermaid placemats:
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Vintage Arnold Designs placemats, Etsy. |
And sardines are gross, but mermaid sardines are awesome!
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1940s Mermaid sardine tin; Etsy |
Thank you for featuring my mermaid decal. I have others not listed in my shop yet.
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