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    Large Two-Tone Stoneware Storage Jar

    Original price was: €75.00.Current price is: €65.00.

    substantial vintage stoneware storage jar finished in a beautiful two-tone glaze of warm oat cream and honeyed tan.

    Originally made for kitchen storage, these jars are now sought after as statement decorative vessels. The scale makes it ideal for styling with branches, dried stems, or simply left empty as a sculptural piece.

    The soft speckled glaze and simple utilitarian form give it that quiet, grounded presence that works in both period homes and more modern interiors.

    Heavy, solid and full of character.

    Perfect for: • Kitchen styling
    • Pantry storage
    • Hallway or corner feature piece
    • Rustic or farmhouse interiors

  • A timeworn 19th century Tibetan wooden curd pot with original lid, traditionally used for storing and fermenting milk as part of everyday food preparation.

    This smaller example has a beautifully simple, hand-turned form with a softly flared rim and a well-fitted lid. The surface shows years of use, with a deep, natural patina, colour variation, and visible wear that speak to its history.

    There is a small hole to the body, consistent with age and use, which only adds to its raw, honest character.

    A compact piece with real presence, perfect styled on its own or grouped with other wooden vessels.

    Measurements: 21cm H

  • A pair of small amber glass apothecary bottles with classic stopper tops and crisp monochrome labels. These would have originally been used in a pharmacy or laboratory setting, giving them that authentic old-world feel.

    The labels read “Liq. Kal. Acet.” (Liquid Potassium Acetate) and “Amyl. Acet.” (Amyl Acetate), both traditional chemical compounds once used in medicinal and scientific preparations.

    Beautiful styled on open shelving, in a bathroom, or as part of a cabinet of curiosities. They bring just the right amount of character without overpowering a space.

    Measurements: 17cm H

  • A beautifully aged antique Welsh spoon rack, traditionally used in farmhouse kitchens for displaying hand-carved wooden spoons. Pieces like this were both practical and proudly displayed, often forming the heart of a working kitchen.

    This example has a stepped, hand-built form with simple cut detailing and visible old nailwork. The wood has developed a deep, warm patina over time, with wear and variation that add real character and authenticity.

    The tiered design gives it presence beyond its function, making it ideal for styling with ceramics, linens, or small objects, while still working perfectly in a kitchen setting.

    A genuine piece of traditional Welsh kitchen history that brings warmth, texture, and a lived-in feel to a space.

    Measurements: 62cm W x 48cm H x 16cm D

  • Large antique amber apothecary bottle with original worn pharmaceutical label translating to “Pure Sodium Bicarbonate.” A beautifully aged decorative piece with rich amber glass and plenty of character. The distressed label and visible signs of age add to its charm, making it perfect styled on shelving, in a cabinet of curiosities, or amongst kitchen and studio interiors.

    A striking standalone object with lovely warm tones when caught by natural light.

    Measurements:
    Height: 22cm

  • A striking vintage Indanthren industrial advertising tin, retaining its original graphic label and beautifully timeworn patina. Produced for one of the world's best-known textile dye brands, the bold typography and vibrant colours contrast wonderfully with decades of honest wear.

    Originally used to store textile dyes, this tin now makes a characterful decorative object for shelves, studios or workshops. It also works beautifully as practical storage for stationery, sewing supplies or other household treasures.

    An authentic piece of industrial history with the sort of wear and character that simply can't be replicated.

    Measurements

    • Width: 19 cm
    • Depth: 13 cm
    • Height: 13 cm
  • Beautifully timeworn antique wooden harvest basket with bentwood handle and primitive wire-bound construction. Rich in texture and character, this piece has a wonderfully organic feel with aged timber, hand formed metal bindings, and a softly weathered patina throughout.

    Originally used for gathering and carrying produce, it now makes a striking decorative object styled beside a hearth, filled with dried flowers, blankets, kindling, or for rustic kitchen storage.

    A piece that feels quietly sculptural in its simplicity. The imperfect shaping, old repairs, and hand-worked details are exactly what give it its charm and authenticity.

    Wear and age consistent with its utilitarian past.

    Measurements:
    Height: 49cm
    Width: 30cm

  • A vintage laboratory round bottom glass flask with ground glass stopper, originally used in scientific and chemical work. The soft, curved form and clear glass give it a sculptural quality that works beautifully beyond its original purpose.

    Subtle signs of use and age add to its character, while the clean transparency makes it easy to style in a modern or eclectic setting.

    Perfect as a standalone decorative object, or grouped with other glassware for a more collected, apothecary-inspired look.

    Measurements:18cm

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    Taxidermy Roe Deer on Mahogany Shield

    Original price was: €135.00.Current price is: €120.00.

    A taxidermy mount of a young buck with fine, slender antlers, presented on a polished mahogany shield back. Well-balanced proportions with a natural expression. Decorative without being oversized, making it suitable for smaller walls, galleries, or layered displays. Some age-related wear to the fur and mount, consistent with period.

    Measurements

    Height: 46 cm
    (Approx.)

  • 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)

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    A wonderful old wooden cabinet letter file retaining its original internal paper label reading “Amberg’s Patent Cabinet Letter File.”

    The front features a brass-framed “Private” label, while inside is the original wire filing mechanism and brass instruction plate reading “Amberg’s Patent – To Empty File Raise This Slide.”

    Beautifully worn from years of use, with scratches, marks and variations in the timber throughout. A particularly characterful piece of old office storage, now perfect for keeping letters and papers or simply displayed as an interesting decorative object.

    Age-related wear throughout, as pictured.

    Measurements: W 39 × D 29.5 × H 13 cm

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    A beautiful Victorian botanical display featuring a carefully arranged composition of dried flowers and seed heads set beneath convex glass within a rich mahogany oval frame.

    Pieces like this were popular decorative wall hangings in the Victorian period, preserving botanical specimens in sculptural arrangements. The natural textures and muted tones create a striking piece of wall decor with plenty of character and age.

    A lovely decorative object for a gallery wall, hallway, or layered interior.

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