A curated collection of pre-loved furniture, antiques, and home goods, each piece with a story and ready for its next chapter. In a world of excess, this is my small way of choosing sustainability over waste.
Every item is thoughtfully handpicked for its character, uniqueness, and the life its already lived - because the things we love deserve a second chance. These items won’t be restocked, once they’re gone, they’re gone.
The Eco Edit
Vintage Vanity Jars from the 1980’s. Red Sang de Boeuf glaze and a brown resin lid. Set of 2.
Decorative tissue box holder. Gold-toned metal, green stones and rhinestones.
Set of 2. Ridgway Ironstone Dishes EST 1792
Staffordshire England
the perfect greige quilt/coverlet. Scalloped edges, reversible. 100% cotton. Queen
18th century
Key Characteristics
Traditional Motif: It features a hand-painted underglaze cobalt blue river landscape design, showcasing a classic pavilion, a multi-tiered pagoda, a stone bridge, and weeping willow trees.
Material & Texture: The vessel is made of heavy, thick-walled stoneware or provincial porcelain, exhibiting a rustic, heavily crackled, or slightly greyish-cream background glaze typical of utilitarian export wares.
Form: It has a classic ovoid, high-shouldered ginger jar body shape with an unglazed, wide rimmed neck where a flat ceramic or wooden lid would originally sit.
Cracks and Grazing are normal
Brown Ombre Glaze
This white 2-tier ceramic serving stand features a vintage-style silver metal handle and separators.
It features a distinctive polished copper body, a curved swan-neck spout, and a wooden handle.
It features a scalloped edge and a solid metal base, commonly associated with mid-century modern style.
Cracks & Grazing are normal as this is vintage.
Beautifully made- scalloped edges. 100% cotton. Double/Queen
brown drip glaze and ribbed exterior
Use as a planter, vase or kitchen utensil holder.
It features a distinctive bird beak spout and a wooden handle.
Brandt became widely recognized throughout the 20th century as a premier American manufacturer of high-quality accent furniture, parlor tables, and custom wood pieces.
This vintage dinner plate belongs to the "Coaching Scenes" (Blue) collection by Johnson Brothers, featuring a detailed English transferware design on a scalloped, swirled ironstone rim
polished circular lens housed in a brass frame. Its most distinguishing characteristic is the dark, ribbed wooden handle accented by decorative brass fixtures at both ends.
softly rounded and gently timeworn, this once loved pottery butter dish carries the quiet charm of simpler days.
cherished piece of everyday nostalgia, holding warmth, memory, and the beauty of a life lived gently.