Curated Vintage & Antique Objects With Soul
Welcome to a treasure trove for those who see the beauty in the rare, the raw and the poetic.
Find objects that whisper tales of a bygone eras in antique and vintage decor and fashion accessories… pre-loved pieces with soul, shaped by hands, weathered by time, and rich with untold stories — one that continues with you.
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A beautiful antique bangle with the kind of detail that gives old jewelry its charm. This gold plated hinged bracelet has an engraved floral design, slim oval shape, and delicate profile that make it easy to wear on its own or stacked with other favorites.
Marked B&B, this bracelet is attributed to Bates & Bacon, a maker associated with engraved hinged bangles from the early 20th century. One of the details that makes this piece especially interesting is the floral engraving: the recessed design appears to have originally had black enamel or dark inlay accents, now mostly worn away with age. That worn contrast gives the bracelet a softer antique look and speaks to its age and use over time.
The inner size is best suited to a small wrist. The safety chain may be a later replacement.
Details:
Era: Circa 1905–1925
Material: Gold plated metal with remnants of black enamel or dark inlay
Condition: Good antique condition with light surface wear consistent with age, visible wear and loss to the original black enamel or dark inlay, and later replacement safety chain. Clasp closes perfectly.
Dimensions: Inner dimensions approx. 2.15" x 1.75"
Markings: B&B
Attribution: Bates & Bacon, Attleboro, Massachusetts
Fit: Best suited to a small wrist
A striking vintage green ivy jar vase with a multi-hole form designed for trailing ivy, cuttings, or small floral stems.
This piece is attributed to Robinson Ransbottom Pottery Co. / R.R.P. Co. and features the distinctive tree bark texture mold associated with their vintage American pottery. The soft green glaze has natural variation, crazing, and depth, highlighting the raised bark-like surface and sculptural shape.
A beautiful piece for collectors of American pottery, cottage decor, garden-inspired interiors, or anyone who loves unusual vintage vases with character.
Details:
Era: Circa 1940s–1960s
Material: Glazed pottery
Condition: Good vintage condition with age-related crazing, small glaze/manufacturing marks, and natural wear consistent with age
Dimensions: 7” diameter x 8.25” H; base 4” diameter; central opening 2.5”
A vintage signed apple still life painting with rich green leaves, coral-red fruit, and a soft botanical feel. The piece is framed in a green, cream, silver, and gold frame that gives it a warm collected look without feeling too formal.
The painting is signed “Rita” in the lower right corner and appears to be an original hand-painted work on canvas board or canvas panel. The visible brushstrokes, layered greens, and warm apple tones make it especially lovely for kitchen decor, dining room styling, or a small gallery wall with vintage art and natural textures.
The frame has a soft green outer edge with metallic gold and silver accents, making it easy to pair with brass, wicker, wood, pottery, and cottage-style interiors. A charming piece for anyone who loves fruit still life art, vintage kitchen decor, or small signed paintings with handmade character.
Details:
• Era: Circa 1980s–1990s
• Material: Original painting on canvas board or canvas panel, wood/composite frame, hanging hardware
• Condition: Good vintage condition with light age-related wear to the frame and mat area, including small surface marks and scuffs visible in photos
• Dimensions: 12” W × 14” H × 1.5” D
The border features garlands, medallions, scrollwork, and decorative chain-like detail around a creamy white ground. The divided form was made for separated servings, but today it also makes a beautiful display plate, wall plate, serving piece, or styling tray for a blue and white kitchen collection.
The underside has a British registered design diamond mark, used on ceramics in the 19th century, along with an additional blue printed mark. The surface shows overall age-related crazing, adding to its antique character.
A lovely piece for collectors of blue transferware, antique English pottery, divided plates, and old kitchen serving pieces.
Details:
Era: 19th century; British registered design mark used 1842–1883
Material: Glazed earthenware
Condition: Antique condition with overall crazing, light age marks, blue transfer irregularities, and a small rim chip on the underside
Dimensions: 10.5” diameter
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