Relief Mug

3”x4”x3”

Ceramic mug, sourced from a local and mysterious ceramicist named Steve. He appears sometimes on Sundays and brings me his wares.  This one is heavy clay body with a soft and smooshy glaze. Great for a small, hot coffee or espresso drink. Would look large in a childs hand and smaller in an adults.


Ceramic mug, made in the Sunset, thanks steve.
Squishy Watermelon Mug


3.25” x 3.25” x 5.25”, Ceramic mug
$30.00


Squishy Watermelon mug is 1 of 1. Vibrant glaze and heavy weight. Great for hot beverages. The handle and mug form is very flat/squared off. Kinda toxic green, soft blue and red glaze inside.  2020’s, unknown artist, thicc mug
Squishy Watermelon Mug 2


Squishy Watermelon Mug 2 is the sequel to Squishy Watermelon Mug (1). It is a heavy weight mug with a lego esque handle. Good for big coffee or small serving of soup.


Ceramic, Mug, artist unknown 
1970’s Japanese Sake Carafe and Cups Set

 Ceramic Sake Carafe and cup set, 1970’s (maybe?). Pop-arty colored, chunky glaze. Sourced from a german chef who travelled the world. Picture of his home bar near the Sunset and a custom puzzle in his collection. He loved puzzles from what I can tell. Tractors too.
 
Ceramic, Antique, imported, found
Weinstube Schloss, Heidelberg Castle Wine Tasting Glasses .1L

(set of 4)

2” x 1 “ D

Wine tasting glass from Weinstube Schloss Winery located at the Heidelberg Castle. Each glass is .1L  in volume, small and could be used as a shot glass. Measurement is also printed on the glass. Circa 1990’s. Weinstube Schloss, wine tasting glass, glassware, Germany
Hand Carved Pipe


$80.00

5” x 3” x 2.5”, Gnarled carved and painted wooden pipe with inset metal bowl. 

Date unknown, artist unknown
The Last Straw Hoodie for spring and summer 2024

Sized XS, S, M, L, XL, 2XL

$50.00


Scanned and illustrated seashells printed white on the front and back of a heavy weight cotton-blended hoodie.




 Spring/Summer 2024,100% Cotton hoodie, printed by Forthrite in Oakland. Designed by Graham Holoch

Tin Floral Mirror

17” x 25” x 1” 


This pressed and punched tin mirror is a beautiful example of Mexican craftsmanship. Tin has been used for decorative and functional purposes in Mexico since pre-colonial times. The glass mirror is held in place with eight soldered tabs that are accessible on the back. The frame could also be used as a picture frame.Antique, pressed and punched tin, retangular glass mirror, Mexican, frame 



The Last Straw, 2024, contact: graham@laststrawsf.com