A large vintage papier-mâché storage box with a rich, worn red finish and handwritten Japanese script across the surface. The markings give it a layered, almost archival feel, like something that’s been used, moved and repurposed over time.

The texture has a subtle woven quality in places, with what appears to be a bamboo or reed structure beneath, keeping it lightweight but sturdy.

Full of character and completely individual, this is the kind of piece that works just as well for storage as it does purely on display. It brings a depth and history that newer pieces just don’t have.

Measurements
63cm (L) x 27cm (W) x 28cm (H)

An antique glass apothecary bottle with etched “Acid Sulphuric” lettering across the front. Clean, simple shape with just enough detail to give it real presence.

Pieces like this would have originally been used in laboratories or pharmacies, which adds a bit of edge compared to your standard decorative glass. The etched band catches the light subtly and gives it that proper old-world feel.

Perfect styled on open shelving, in a cabinet, or mixed in with other glassware. Strong on its own, even better as part of a collection.

Measurements
22cm (H)

A large green glass demijohn with a really clean, classic shape. The colour is strong without being too dark, so it catches the light beautifully and adds a bit of depth wherever it’s placed.

Originally used for storing liquids, now much better suited as a decorative piece. Works perfectly on its own or with a few stems thrown in for height.

Simple, solid, and one of those pieces that always looks good without trying too hard.

Measurements
39cm (H)