Vintage & Antique Home Decor
Vintage and Antique Home Decor, Hand Picked
Our vintage home decor is chosen one piece at a time from Europe and beyond. There are no reproductions and no mass produced stock: every item is a single original piece with its own age, patina and story. When it sells, it is gone.
What You Will Find
The collection is strongest in vintage brass decor, including brass candle holders, crumb trays, planters and figural pieces. Restorers and decorators come for our antique furniture mounts and ormolu appliques. Collectors browse antique paintings and portrait miniatures, and vintage wall decor and folk art brings Scandinavian bell pulls, carved masks and bronze plaques.
Antique Home Decor With a Use
Much of what we find is practical as well as beautiful. Our vintage trays, bowls and catchalls work in an entryway or bar, and our vintage books for decoration style a shelf while still being worth reading.
French Antiques and Spiritual Antiques
Our French antiques include Rococo, Louis XV and Louis XVI mounts and signed portrait miniatures. We also carry spiritual antiques from Tibet, Nepal and India, a natural bridge to our crystal shop.
Condition and Patina
Vintage pieces show honest signs of age. We describe condition, markings and measurements in every listing and photograph pieces from several angles so you know exactly what you are getting.
Vintage & Antique Home Decor FAQ
Are your vintage items originals or reproductions?
Every vintage and antique piece is an original, not a reproduction. We describe the approximate age, origin and any markings in each listing.
What is the difference between vintage and antique?
In the decor trade, antique usually means an item at least 100 years old, while vintage generally refers to pieces at least 20 years old. Each listing notes the approximate date where known.
Will I receive the exact item pictured?
Yes. Every vintage piece is one of a kind, so the item in the photos is the exact item you receive, with its own patina and signs of age.
How do I care for vintage brass and copper?
Dust with a soft dry cloth. Many collectors keep the original patina, which adds character and value. If you prefer a brighter shine, use a gentle brass or copper polish sparingly and test on a hidden spot first.