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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Night Watch
Brass carriage clocks, chiming mantel pieces, and a few oddballs in between — the kind of timepieces that used to sit on every windowsill and desk before everything went digital. We pulled together a batch spanning English brass to Soviet mid-century, found across the web, each with its own particular face and its own particular tick. A little mechanical company for a room that could use some.
True North
Ten brass instruments for anyone who likes to know which way the wind is blowing — barometers, compasses, a sextant replica and a ship's bell among them, sourced from sellers online. A few carry maker's marks from England and Germany. Prices run from about $25 to $160, equally suited to a study, an office shelf, or a nautical-themed guest room.
Thrown Together
Patchwork, piecework, and hand-stitched pattern — these quilts and woven coverlets carry real, worn-in character, found across the web rather than made to match anything. Carpenter's wheel, double wedding ring, pinwheel, scrappy stars: each one tells its own story in cotton and wool that's softened with age. Drape one over the back of a sofa or the foot of a bed, wherever a little history looks good.
Frame Game
Decades of cat-eye curves and go-big lenses, from 1950s starlet shapes to the saucer-sized sunglasses of the '70s and '80s -- real eyewear from makers whose names still turn heads, found across the web and never the same twice.
Clash Theory
Primary colors, squiggle motifs, and shapes that refuse to sit still — this lineup channels the loud, asymmetric spirit of 1980s Memphis-inspired design. Lamps, mirrors, vases, and clocks that trade quiet minimalism for confident, clashing geometry, sourced from sellers online and ready to anchor a room with personality.
Gloved Hand
A good pair of gloves used to be a real decision — opera-length leather for evening, soft driving gloves for the car, delicate lace for everything in between. We pulled together a range of lengths and materials found across the web, from butter-soft kidskin to finely worked lace that doesn't get made the same way anymore. Old leather breaks in like nothing new does, and these have already done the work.
Cast Off
A cream-toned, hand-knit roster built for layering into cold weather — raglan sleeves, honeycomb and diamond stitch panels, turtlenecks and crewnecks alike. Sourced from sellers online, each piece carries its own decades of wear and real wool warmth. Pull one over a flannel or let it stand alone; either way it's built to last another winter.
Bough & Bauble
Hand-blown glass ornaments, mercury glass balls, and the metallic tinsel trim that made trees sparkle for decades — found across the web for anyone chasing that old-world tree look. Expect mica-dusted finishes, figural pieces with real character, and the occasional boxed set that somehow survived intact. These pieces lean delicate, so handle them with the same care their original owners clearly did.
Deep Reserve
A capsule of rich jewel-toned secondhand clothing — deep burgundy, emerald, sapphire, and amethyst-plum — sourced from sellers online across dresses, blouses, sweaters, skirts, a coat, and blazers. Standout pieces include a 1960s burgundy velvet cocktail dress with a satin pom-pom bodice, a Henry White Dublin emerald wool-cashmere double-breasted coat, and a Talbots sapphire silk blouse in a subtle houndstooth jacquard. Prices range from about $24 to $99, with most pieces falling under $60.
Dressed Down
Chore coats, bib overalls, and work shirts with the kind of fading only real use can leave behind. We went looking for honest denim built to actually labor in — four-pocket coats, carpenter overalls, hickory stripes — sourced from sellers online rather than made new for the occasion. Every patch and seam here did a job before it found its way to us. Twelve pieces that look better for having been lived in.
