This is a nice collection of fun things we spotted at the show. From a brass mustache wine key to a sliced piggy bank for pork lovers, here's a little dash of fun to end the day.

Playsam Sweden makes beautiful wooden toys for kids of all ages. This miniature Roadster Saab is crafted after the very first Saab -- Sixten Sason's prototype 92001. And the wooden and metal wheel construction mimics the steering wheels of classic sports cars.

Umbra, maker of iconic homewares like the Garbino garbage can, introduced the "Pongo" at this year's fir, a portable ping pong set. The retractable net stores ping pong balls in the stands and the plastic paddle handles pop out with a push of a button.

Jonathan Adler's work always puts a smile on my face with his fanciful characters and vibrant color palettes. This season he explores the beauty of brass through a collection of sculptural pieces for home including, a favorite of mine, the brass mustache wine key.

Seattle-based Blk Pine Workshop makes beautiful utilitarian bags in black and white canvas. This year they debuted neutral leather details to their standard carryall profiles.

Giftshop buyers love the witty products from London-based suck UK. This cardboard FM radio designed by Christopher McNicholl has a built in MP3 player input.

Nervous System creates intricate nature-inspired accessories. Their newest collection, Hyphae, looks like the natural ridges found in coral and other underwater life. Each piece is made using 3D printing technology. The designer also hand built and assembled the zip-tie display podiums.

Every kid is taught to save money and this nifty expanding plastic piggy bank gets fatter with each insertable section.