The best things we found on Detroit Craigslist this week

By on Sat, Jul 20, 2019 at 1:04 pm

Aside from “missed connections," Craigslist can actually be a reliable place to find random shit that you really need (or think that you need). We did some investigative searching for the best items that you can purchase in metro Detroit, and of course, Craigslist didn't disappoint.

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Detroit Red Wings Clay Pot Both hockey and plants are pretty hardcore, maybe this pot will help you cultivate a greener thumb. Photo via Craigslist

Detroit Red Wings Clay Pot

Both hockey and plants are pretty hardcore, maybe this pot will help you cultivate a greener thumb.

Photo via Craigslist
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Oil Painting of Young Lady ($45) A Portrait of a Young Artist. Photo via Craigslist

Oil Painting of Young Lady ($45)

A Portrait of a Young Artist.

Photo via Craigslist
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Stroh's Tin Bank with Can Opener ($60) Crack open a cold one with the boys while you’re saving for more cold ones. Photo via Craigslist

Stroh's Tin Bank with Can Opener ($60)

Crack open a cold one with the boys while you’re saving for more cold ones.

Photo via Craigslist
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Rooster-bantam ($10) Omelet stans to the front. Photo via Craigslist

Rooster-bantam ($10)

Omelet stans to the front.

Photo via Craigslist
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