1Nautical Antiques (2202 Mechanic St.)
At Nautical Antiques you can play pirate with treasures salvaged from ship-breaking yards in India and Turkey: wooden ship wheels, brass portholes, WWII-era lights, and brightly hued glass floats.
2Nautical Antiques (2202 Mechanic St.)
At Nautical Antiques you can play pirate with treasures salvaged from ship-breaking yards in India and Turkey: wooden ship wheels, brass portholes, WWII-era lights, and brightly hued glass floats.
3Nautical Antiques (2202 Mechanic St.)
At Nautical Antiques you can play pirate with treasures salvaged from ship-breaking yards in India and Turkey: wooden ship wheels, brass portholes, WWII-era lights, and brightly hued glass floats.
4Nautical Antiques (2202 Mechanic St.)
At Nautical Antiques you can play pirate with treasures salvaged from ship-breaking yards in India and Turkey: wooden ship wheels, brass portholes, WWII-era lights, and brightly hued glass floats.
5Nautical Antiques (2202 Mechanic St.)
Ask permission to honk the pneumatic foghorn, thus disorienting competing antiquers all the way down the block.
6Nautical Antiques (2202 Mechanic St.)
Ask permission to honk the pneumatic foghorn, thus disorienting competing antiquers all the way down the block.
7Style Co. (701 14th St.)
For a decidedly softer feel head to Style Co. and choose from their selection of T-shirts and totes sporting out-of-print illustrations from first-edition books like Moby Dick—a lawless rogue if there ever were one.
8Style Co. (701 14th St.)
For a decidedly softer feel head to Style Co. and choose from their selection of T-shirts and totes sporting out-of-print illustrations from first-edition books like Moby Dick—a lawless rogue if there ever were one.
9Style Co. (701 14th St.)
For a decidedly softer feel head to Style Co. and choose from their selection of T-shirts and totes sporting out-of-print illustrations from first-edition books like Moby Dick—a lawless rogue if there ever were one.
10Style Co. (701 14th St.)
For a decidedly softer feel head to Style Co. and choose from their selection of T-shirts and totes sporting out-of-print illustrations from first-edition books like Moby Dick—a lawless rogue if there ever were one.
11Tangerine (2218 Post Office St.)
At Tangerine, surfer-girl-turned-shop-owner Kim Cherryhomes reps freethinking designers like Chan Luu and Heidi Merrick, daughter of surfboard shaper Al.
12Tangerine (2218 Post Office St.)
At Tangerine, surfer-girl-turned-shop-owner Kim Cherryhomes reps freethinking designers like Chan Luu and Heidi Merrick, daughter of surfboard shaper Al.
13Tangerine (2218 Post Office St.)
maybe den of iniquity it isn’t. But Galveston is increasingly the perfect place to spend ill-gotten gains.
14Tangerine (2218 Post Office St.)
maybe den of iniquity it isn’t. But Galveston is increasingly the perfect place to spend ill-gotten gains.
We like to think of Galveston as Houston’s anarchic, vice-ridden, bootlegging id. And though these three well-appointed boutiques cut mostly against that impression, we aren’t giving up on it without a fight.
|
|
|
