The vintage shop, opening soon.
Small treasures, same trips.
A collection of one-of-a-kind vintage objects for the home, each one handpicked by us and available to buy here when the shop opens.
The collection
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The Brass Heron Bookends, a Pair
Found in the UK
A pair of heavy brass herons rising out of cast waves, softly tarnished from years of use. Sold as a pair, books not included.
The Silhouette Pair
Found in the UK
Two small cut-paper profiles in their original black and worn gilt frames, with brass hanging rings. Sold as a pair.
Town Hall and Mansion House, Liverpool
Found in the UK
A fine steel engraving of Liverpool Town Hall, ruled mount and all, in a warm wooden frame with a slim gilt inner line.
Birth-Place of Dr Johnson, Lichfield
Found in the UK
A busy Staffordshire street scene, engraved for Dugdale's England and Wales, generously mounted in a pale wooden frame.
The Little Marble Urn
Italy, early twentieth century
A small carved marble tazza with soft grey veining and a gently worn rim. Perfect on a bookshelf, a hall table or beside a lamp.
The Green Ginger Jars, a Pair
Italy, mid twentieth century
Hand-painted ceramic lamp bases with brass fittings and green foliage running over white glaze. Sold as a pair, never separately.
The Garden Trug
France, mid twentieth century
A generous wicker basket with a bound handle, softened by decades of use. For flowers, logs, market runs or nothing at all.
The Painted Bird Box
England, mid twentieth century
A folk-painted wooden box with swallows, ribbons and an iron clasp. The kind of thing that ends up holding everything.
The Faux Bamboo Mirror
France, late nineteenth century
Turned beech carved to imitate bamboo, with its original plate. Small enough for a cloakroom, characterful enough for anywhere.
The Oval Serving Tray
England, early twentieth century
Mahogany with a raised gallery and two turned handles. Beautiful in use and just as good propped on a kitchen shelf.
The Willow Gravy Boat
England, mid twentieth century
Classic blue and white willow transferware. Use it for gravy, for cream, or for a handful of garden flowers.
The Carved Duck
England, mid twentieth century
A hand-carved decoy in pale weathered wood with a painted bill. Quietly funny, endlessly moved around the house.
The Needlepoint Bird
England, mid twentieth century
A small hand-stitched tapestry of a bird among autumn flowers, in its original slim gilt frame.
The Green Gilt Volume
London, late nineteenth century
A cloth-bound Victorian edition with gilt lilies across the cover. Bought for the binding as much as the book.
The Terracotta Pitcher
Southern France, twentieth century
A single-handled clay pitcher with mineral marks and a chalky, sun-bleached surface. Made for water, now for branches.
The Cloth-Bound Stack
England, early twentieth century
Five faded cloth spines in red, green and blue, chosen purely for colour. Sold as the stack.