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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Woven Market Baskets
A hand-picked edit of woven market baskets found across the web — the kind of well-made, well-worn pieces that carry produce, firewood, or throw blankets with equal ease. Sourced from sellers online for anyone who wants storage that actually looks good sitting out.
Varsity & Letterman Jackets
Bold varsity and letterman jackets sourced from sellers online, mixing genuine collegiate pieces with retro-inspired throwbacks. An easy way to layer in a little nostalgia without buying new.
Statement Blouses
Twelve secondhand blouses built for a bit of drama at the neckline: pussy-bow ties from Oleg Cassini and St. John, a Givenchy Paris lavallière, sequin and beaded evening tops in silk, and a couple of ruffle-collar pieces with real Victorian-prairie attitude — sourced from sellers online. Mostly 100% silk, spanning 1970s ruffles through 1980s maximalist prints, for anyone who wants a top that does the talking.
1960s Mod Decor
A playful cross-section of 1960s mod style — sunburst wall clocks, kinetic lucite sculpture, and chrome tabletop accents that still read as fresh today. Sourced from sellers online, each piece brings genuine atomic-age character to a shelf, wall, or bar cart.
Victorian Parlor Decor
Twelve pieces for a Victorian-inspired parlor: a silver-plated trumpet epergne, cranberry glass in a berry bowl and a lidded biscuit jar, a gilt gesso mirror, a hand-painted porcelain hair receiver, a nickel-and-brass parlor oil lamp, a figural brass calling card receiver and a gilt Austrian card tray, a footed pressed-glass compote, a sterling repousse sewing chatelaine, a silver-plated vanity set, and a decoupage celluloid jewelry box. Sourced from sellers online — each one carries the ornament and craft of an era that never did anything halfway.
Silk Scarves
Twelve secondhand silk scarves spanning bold florals, a paisley twill, and a run of equestrian carriage-and-hunt prints — Adrienne Vittadini, Oscar de la Renta, Guy Laroche, Echo, ERRE, and ZITA among the names in the mix, alongside a few beautifully unsigned pieces — sourced from sellers online. Tie one at the neck, knot it on a bag handle, or frame it; each one is ready for another few decades of wear.
Pearl Jewelry
A softer kind of statement piece: single-strand necklaces, drop earrings, toggle bracelets, and one figural brooch, all built around the quiet shine of pearl. From a designer Christian Dior pendant to a handful of everyday finds under $25, these twelve pieces cover a whole range of ways to wear it. Sourced from sellers online, ready for whatever your closet's missing.
Leather Totes & Satchels
Structured totes and satchels in leather that only gets better with age — the kind of bag built for carrying real life, not just looking good sitting on a shelf. This lineup runs from labeled vintage names to unbranded workhorses, sourced from sellers online, all with plenty of wear left in them.
Halloween Party
A vintage tablescape built for a Halloween gathering: ceramic Jack-O-Lantern and ghost candle holders, a Gothic skull serving tray, a Dracula candy platter, a ghost punch bowl, a run of spooky pitchers (witch, black cat, anthropomorphic tree), and a witch-and-skeleton tablecloth with matching napkins. Mostly orange, black, and cream ceramics and glass with a few mid-century character pieces mixed in, ready to set a table or fill a hutch for the season.
Cable-Knit Fisherman Sweaters
Cozy season calls for the real thing: heavyweight wool cable-knit sweaters in the classic fisherman tradition, sourced from sellers online. This roster spans Irish-milled staples from Aran Crafts, Carraig Donn, and Blarney Woolen Mills alongside American mainstays like L.L.Bean, Lands' End, and J.Crew, in natural creams, charcoal, ivory, and a standout purple. Cable and honeycomb stitching, roomy crewnecks, and one duty-free cardigan round out a collection built for layering through the cold months ahead.
