Every collection, newest first.
New finds every day. I've scoured all the secondhand spots online, so you don't have to — everything below is real inventory, listed in the order I found it. Click through to view or purchase.
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Vintage Pyrex Finds
A dozen pieces of collectible Pyrex in the patterns everyone remembers — Butterprint, Snowflake, Gooseberry, Spring Blossom, Old Orchard, and the solid primary colors that started it all. A mix of everyday mixing bowls and casserole dishes alongside a couple of harder-to-find pieces, so there's something here whether you're just starting a collection or adding to one.
Rattan & Wicker Accents Finds
Twelve pieces of natural woven texture for every room — rattan trays, sunburst mirrors, plant stands, and a basket-weave table lamp sourced from sellers online.
Mid-Century Studio Pottery & Stoneware
Hand-thrown vases, bowls, and vessels from the mid-century studio ceramics movement — earthy drip glazes, sgraffito, and one-of-a-kind artist forms, sourced from sellers online.
Bar Cart & Entertaining Essentials
Cut crystal decanters, silverplate ice buckets, and mid-century glassware for hosting in style this season. Twelve pieces for building out a bar cart worth showing off, sourced from sellers online.
Amber & Smoked Glass Finds
Amber and smoked glass vases, bowls, candlesticks, and barware with warm autumn color and real hand-blown weight — sourced from sellers online.
The Grand Tour Study
Twelve pieces for the well-traveled reader's desk and library — a mid-century floor globe, a working 1940s Royal typewriter, a rotary telephone, and the leather-bound books, brass lamp, and travel case that complete the room.
Original Red Fiestaware
Twelve pieces in Fiestaware's original red — the vivid orange-red glaze Homer Laughlin introduced with the line's 1936 debut and withdrew from production in 1943 under wartime uranium restrictions. This edit spans the form range of the era: a Deco-style ice lip disc pitcher, an individual lidded casserole, a dinner plate, a luncheon plate, a cup-and-saucer-and-plate set, a stick-handled creamer, a Rivera-era fruit bowl, a covered casserole, a pair of original-production bulb candle holders, a 1930s ashtray, a #1 mixing bowl, and a five-piece relish tray with uranium-glazed inserts.
Carved Wood Objects
Twelve pieces that prove wood carving is its own quiet art form — a burl bowl with real grain movement, an apothecary chest with six tiny drawers, a velvet-lined jewelry box, hand-carved candlesticks, teak serving trays with real craftsmanship, folk-art bird figurines, and sculptural abstract forms — sourced from sellers online for anyone who wants texture and warmth that doesn't rely on a single trend.
Brass & Mixed-Metal Decor Finds
A warm roundup of vintage brass and mixed-metal decor — mid-century candlesticks, hammered Art Deco vases, hand-etched trays from the Middle East and Egypt, and small brass animal sculptures, all with the kind of patina and hand-finishing that only comes with real age.
Bathroom Vanity Finds
Twelve secondhand pieces for a proper vanity tray - milk glass soap dishes, a Hazel Atlas powder jar, cut crystal and hobnail perfume sets, a Matson floral hand mirror and brush set, and one ornate brass and crystal footed tray as the statement piece.
