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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Slow Sundays
For the person who treats a quiet morning like a luxury — pajamas past noon, tea gone cold twice, nothing on the calendar. Twelve secondhand pieces for staying in and doing absolutely nothing, beautifully.
Rooted
Twelve secondhand pots and cachepots in stoneware, terracotta, and hand-painted majolica, spanning early studio potters to mid-century garden ware. Each one is ready to hold something green again.
Silent Night
Quiet mantel company for the season — shepherds, angels, and carolers in ceramic, chalkware, and carved wood, each figure already a few Decembers into its story before it reaches your shelf.
Draped & Done
Twelve signed and unsigned pieces built from snake chain and woven metal links — slide bracelets, cuffs, chokers, and lariats spanning Victorian Revival details to 1980s glam, in gold and sterling silver tones from makers like Whiting & Davis, Monet, Coro, Goldette, and DL Auld.
The Collector
For the person who can spot a maker's mark across a crowded table, who lingers at the back of the booth where the good stuff hides, who already knows a confit pot from a crock. These are pieces with real age, real patina, and a story that started long before any gift list — chosen for someone who'd rather unwrap a hand-painted plate or a lot of mismatched keys than anything shrink-wrapped. Secondhand finds can sell at any time.
Dramatic Sweep
Twelve secondhand velvet capes and cloaks spanning the 1920s through the 1990s, in colors from burgundy and gunmetal to teal and April Cornell purple, each one floor-sweeping and ready for a grand entrance.
Winging It
A flock of hand-shaped wooden waterfowl, shorebirds, and songbirds from working artists across the country, each piece signed or attributed and ready to perch on a shelf, mantel, or windowsill.
Crowning Touch
A hand-checked lineup of secondhand mercury spires, hand-blown ball-and-finial toppers, and old European tree-tops — sourced from estate sales and attics, not reproduction shelves, each one ready to go back to work for another season.
The Traveler
For the person who's always planning the next trip: a lineup of well-traveled leather, brass, and paper goods built for carry-on life. A tote worth hauling through an airport, a scarf made for the plane, a guidebook with someone else's dog-eared pages still in it. Every piece here has clearly been somewhere before it gets to go somewhere with you. Secondhand finds can sell at any time.
Tied Right
Wide silk ties with real shoulder, paisley ascots that still hold a pleat, and a few designer names worth knowing — twelve pieces of neckwear with more personality than anything on the rack today.
