It was a whole lot easier to be a sneaky teenager before the digital age. When you wanted to go to a party, all you had to do was have your friend pretend to be her mom, "Yes Martha, the girls are safe with me. No need to worry."
This vintage eagle phone from Pakistan is made of onyx. Perfect for making calls when you’re waiting for your iPhone to charge.
9 in tall x 12 in wide x 4 in deep
$169
It’s things like this that make you long for the days when you could just sip martinis and gab on your rotary phone with your gal pals while your nails dried.
This vintage style rotary phone features red zebra marble.
$149
If you want to experience happiness practice these two things; gratitude and giving. Giving a gift will give you more happiness than buying something for yourself! Try it (and then don’t forget to thank us!)
This 1975 inlayed jewelry box from Italy plays “Send The Clowns.”
$69
Now and days if you want to experience a new culture you just have to book a flight on Expedia or take a virtual tour on Google Maps. Back in the day, however, you had to risk never seeing your family again, catching some incurable disease, or getting captured by pirates.
This classic mid-century ship sculpture was hand crafted by Fuller Metal Works in Kealskekua, Hawaii.
26 in wide x 28 in tall x 6 in deep
$195
These boots weren’t made for walking. They were made for holding your umbrellas.
This mid-century umbrella / cane stand was hand-hammered by Enesco from metal.
22 in tall x 13 in wide x 7 in deep
$129
If you showed up to granny’s house with a missing button or torn shirt, you’d be shuffled immediately to her sewing room so she could fix you up!
This mid-century sewing basket by Singer is as cute as can be.
16 in tall x 13 in wide x 12 in deep
$49
You may not always fit in my arms, but you will always be my baby.
This mid-century carving of a man and child from Kenya is simply elegant.
12 in x 4 in x 4 in
$39
You aren’t supposed to judge a book by its cover but you can certainly judge them by how attractive their bookends are (just kidding, don’t do that either.) Instead, judge them if they don’t have any books at all!!
This pair of 1950s leather bookends from Italy is embossed.
6 in x 6 in
$59
Since you and your partner are both self-taught painters, you share the same disdain for art school graduates.
This pair of vintage bamboo and leather easels are equally pleasant.
64 in tall x 22 in wide
$89/each
When is the last time you actually had pictures printed? The easiest way to make any space instantly cozier is to add pictures of loved ones. Try it!
This vintage studded frame will give the goofiest of selfies a sophisticated warmth.
5 in x 7 in
$49
Your kids tease you that you are the last man on Earth that regularly buys and listens to compact discs. You always respond with, "actually I'm a trendsetter, CDs are the new vinyl."
This 1980s lucite CD stand passes no judgment and makes no assumptions.
12 in wide x 37 in tall
$79
The second part of your life begins when you realize you don't need a specific occasion to bake (and enjoy) a cake.
This classic brass ball table would make the perfect gluten-free, sugar-free, flavor-free cake stand.
12 in wide x 20 in tall
$95
The 1950s were a period of major transition for Japan. The US, a former enemy, was starting to become an ally. Japanese people began adopting certain aspects of American culture such as hula-hooping, rock n' roll, and baseball.
This vintage miniature screen was hand crafted and hand painted in Japan in 1950.
35 in wide x 50 in tall
$195
Kids now and days don't know how lucky they have it. Back in my day, if I wanted to know where Zimbabwe was, I couldn't just fire up Google; I had to rely on my trusty globe to show me the way.
This 1952 globe is lighted.
$129
If someone were to ask you to describe your aesthetic in three words you’d probably say something like; princess, cupcakes, and lace.
This vintage wicker set includes a tiered corner shelf, a plant stand, and a stool.
$129 corner shelf
$95 plant stand
$59 stool
You are immediately attracted to home accessories that have a higher purpose (mainly storage). These pleasant Pullman Cases double as a linen closet, picture storage, and a junk drawer.
This set of three vintage pullman cases by Hartmann Luggage was crafted in 1930 and includes a 24, 26 and 30 Pullman suitcase.
$495/set of three
Ottomans are not only essential when you come home from a hard day and want to put your feet up, but they also double as extra seating when you have shindigs.
This pair of ottomans was handcrafted in North Carolina by Vanguard Furniture and features brushed nickel hardware, like-new condition, and hidden wheels.
19 in wide x 19 in deep x 17 in tall
$249/each
Breakfast in bed never felt so luxurious.
This mid-century tray features a unique inlayed design.
12 in x 19 in
$49
It doesn't matter how many times you wind the box or how many years old you are...every time that clown jumps out at you, you still scream like a baby.
This vintage pop up clown was handcrafted in Germany and sits in a sturdy wooden box.
4 in x 4 in x 4 in
$29
Your obsession with tigers started shortly after receiving your first Lisa Frank trapper keeper many moons ago. Though this tiger lacks a colorful rainbow coat, there is no denying his cuteness!
This vintage Mallorca tiger hails from Italy.
16 in tall x 12 in wide x 8 in deep
$95
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