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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Rolling Service
Somewhere between furniture and sculpture, these wheeled stands have spent decades ferrying bottles, teapots, and good conversation from one room to the next. Brass frames, bamboo weaves, chrome tiers, and lacquered wood each carry their own era into the mix. Twelve pieces found across the web, ready to carry a little history into your next evening in.
For the Home Cook
Twelve secondhand kitchen pieces for the person who is happiest at the stove, from a Le Creuset dutch oven to a Griswold skillet. Each piece is a different kind of tool, inspired by this year's favorite gifts for cooks and found pre-owned instead of new. Secondhand finds can sell at any time.
Full House
Game night deserves better than a dog-eared deck of cards. This lineup gathers the kind of well-loved tabletop pieces — cribbage boards worn smooth by decades of scorekeeping, backgammon cases that still smell faintly of cedar closets, chip caddies built for a proper poker night — found scattered across sellers online and brought together in one place. Nothing here is precious or untouchable; it's all meant to be dealt, rolled, and argued over long after the lights should've gone out. Pour something, clear the table, and let the evening run late.
Gifts Under $50
Twelve secondhand finds that look like you spent far more, each listed at $50 or less. Each piece is a different kind of thing, inspired by this year's favorite small gifts and found pre-owned instead of new. Secondhand finds can sell at any time.
For Dad
Twelve secondhand finds for the dad who says he doesn't want anything, from the weekend bag to the after-dinner game. Each piece is a different kind of thing, inspired by this year's favorite gifts for him and found pre-owned instead of new. Secondhand finds can sell at any time.
Hand Finished
A gathering of table textiles stitched long before anyone called it slow living — tablecloths, napkin sets, runners, and doilies carrying cutwork, drawn-thread borders, and tiny looping stitches worked one at a time by someone with a quiet kind of patience. Each piece was sourced from sellers online, chosen for needlework you can still feel under your fingers: scalloped edges, openwork squares, a faded monogram or two. Bring one out for a holiday table, or let it wait folded in a drawer until the right afternoon calls for it.
For the Host
Twelve secondhand finds for whoever is setting the table this season, from the first toast to the last game after dessert. Each piece is a different kind of thing, chosen from this year's favorite entertaining gifts and found pre-owned instead of new. Secondhand finds can sell at any time.
Carried Away
A dozen woven pieces for moving things around the house — rattan trays with brass handles, split-reed baskets, and a woven bottle caddy or two, sourced from sellers online. Most show the honey-toned patina that only comes with decades of use, nothing stained to fake it. Prices run from about $18 to $95, suited to a bar cart, an entryway table, or anywhere else that needs a softer texture.
Carriage Return
Long before screens took over the desk, these mechanical writing machines and curly-corded phones did the job of connecting us — one keystroke, one dial-click at a time. We went looking for pieces with real mileage: steel portables, boxy desk sets, and a pocket calculator that's outlived more than one century. Every item here was found secondhand, sourced from sellers online, with the scuffs and character intact. A little clatter, a little nostalgia, zero touchscreens required.
For Mom
Twelve secondhand pieces picked with mothers in mind, every one a different kind of gift and all found from sellers online. A Spode Christmas Tree kettle for holiday mornings, a sterling silver frame waiting for a favorite photo, and an engraved gold-filled locket for the picture she carries close. A Christian Dior cat-eye, cashmere-lined leather gloves and a Longchamp jockey-print crossbody cover her winter days, a sage green weekender is packed for the trip home, and a repoussé hand mirror and an etched glass pitcher bring a little glamour to the house. An Incolay cameo jewelry box for her favorite pieces, a honeycomb watering can for her plants and a dovetailed oak recipe box for the cards in her handwriting round out the list. Every piece has a past, which is half the charm: the kind of gift a mother keeps reaching for long after the wrapping is gone. Secondhand finds can sell at any time.
