Never would you have guessed that you’d arrive at a point in time when buying a hutch gave you more of a thrill than upgrading your wardrobe with the latest trends. Such is life!
This vintage wicker hutch with display features plenty of cabinet space.
18 in deep x 45 in wide x 78 tall
$395
The Sun warms our faces in the morning and inspires us to go while the Moon sends a gentle reminder that it’s time to slow.
This vintage ceramic vase from Mexico features a sun and moon design.
14 in tall x 9 in wide x 5 in deep
$69
A tisket, a tasket, a pair of light up baskets.
This pair of vintage basket lamps exude comfort and charm.
12 in x 20 in
$195
Oh, how you miss the days when everyone on the team would get a trophy regardless of skill level. Luckily your paycheck comes every two weeks and you get to cash that puppy in for rewards.
This vintage medallion mirror features a bevel design.
38 round
$249
Some people are lucky enough to have been born with an internal clock that keeps on ticking despite fatigue or happenstance. Others, however, need to set multiple alarms on their phone and are known as the fashionably late friend in the friend group. Which one are you?
This vintage seal of the United States clock by Bulova was made for the Smithsonian but fit for a plebian.
9 in tall x 7 in wide
$69
You can spend your life weaving your way in and out of dreams and reality, or you can make your dreams a reality.
This pair of vintage chrome and braided leather top side tables are not a figment of your imagination nor are they an alternate reality. And they are most certainly dense enough to set your table lamps on.
20 x 20 x 20
$179/each
Every modern-day queen knows she’s responsible for filling her own damn cup, setting healthy boundaries, and taking ample time for rest and relaxation.
This vintage brass bench would look absolutely exquisite at the foot of your bed.
52 l x 20 d x 21 t
$249
Jack wouldn’t have let go of this Rose.
This beautiful rosewood dining set was handcrafted in Thailand and features an understated Asian design. The comfortable chairs come with their original cushions in a vintage floral print. Set includes table, two 18-inch extensions, two armchairs, and eight side chairs.
The table without extensions measures 60 in long x 44 in deep x 30 in tall
$1895
If two-stepping and honky tonkin’ are your cup of moonshine, you’ll surely love this do-see-duo.
This pair of vintage swivel club chairs features a southwest print.
34 in wide x 34 in deep x 30 in tall
$325 each
The color turquoise promotes communication and clarity of thought. In addition, it creates emotional balance and stability. So the next time you need to hash it out with a loved one, make sure you’re both parked on this beauty.
This vintage regency settee features a turquoise chenille upholstery.
60 in wide x 33 in deep x 28 in tall
$595
Mauve is the perfect color, don’t you think? Not too pink. Not too purple. Just a gentle brush of pale blush.
This pair vintage ceramic lamps features a mauve hue with a modern design.
7 in wide x 6 in deep x 26 in tall
$225/pair
Growing up as as single child, all you ever wanted was a slew of siblings surrounding you. This unrequited love probably explains why you now have a fondness for things that nestle like your needy dachsunds and these nestling tables.
This set of vintage rattan nesting tables is the perfect about of cozy.
22 in tall x 22 in wide x 18 in deep
$195
Despite all my rage I am still just a lamp in a rattan cage. <insert Smashing Pumpkins fans to laugh at this bad joke>
Each of these vintage rattan lamps has a beautiful patina.
10 in wide x 24 in tall
$195
If you’re short on dining space, you’re in luck. This coffee table has unusually tall legs making it perfect for having a meal with pillows on the floor.
This vintage coffee table features a fully inlayed wood design.
39 1/2 in round x 23 in tall
$595
If your granny didn’t serve you lemonade on a sofa like this, did you even have a childhood? If not, don’t be sad. You’re an adult now, you can make your own lemonade!
This vintage floral love seat features fully upholstered legs and a single seat cushion.
60 in wide x 35 in deep x 27 in tall
$495
Don’t let the 18th century vibe of this artwork fool you, Maitland-Smith was just founded in 1979 by a London antique dealer and designer. They first got started by reproducing chippendale mahogany dining chairs and later moved on to masterpieces such as this one.
This large vintage painting by Maitland-Smith features a variety of horses and elephants.
23 in wide x 76 in tall
$295
Spruce up your dull entry way with this stylish table that also double as an impressive first impression for arriving guests. Place a mirror above it and a statement table lamp and photos of Fido at the beach on to.
This vintage metal console table features a bronze finish and two shelves.
15 in deep x 25 in tall x 60 in long
$349
In Japanese architecture, a shōji is a door, window or room divider sometimes consisting of translucent paper over a frame of wood. Use this gorgeous screen as either fashion or function and you won’t be disappointed either way.
This vintage Japanese Shoji screen was beautifully hand painted and embellished with mother of pearl figurines.
Each panel is 17 3/4 in wide x 72 in tall
$695
Fruitwood is, you guess it, any wood from a fruit tree. More specifically, it’s the woody growth of the scion of any grafted fruit tree above the graft. By contrast, the rootstock is the part of the plant below the graft.
Each of these vintage fruitwood nightstands features three drawers and a pull out table.
16 in deep x 26 in wide x 26 1/2 in tall
$495
Don’t know what fretwork is? Don’t fret! Carved in low relief or on a solid background, fretwork refers to a decorative design that is often geometric and interlaced. You can find fretwork patterns in any material but the most common ones are wood and metal.
This vintage Asian-style dining table in hardwood features a beautiful fretwork top.
71 in long x 35 1/2 in deep x 30 in tall
$695
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