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View fullsize Struggling to part with what must be the cutest tea caddy we have ever seen. Georgian, late 18th century, and in the shape of a melon. Tea caddies made to represent fruit are rare and highly collectible. Super condition with its hinges in lovely wo
View fullsize We love the colours and details in this beautiful midcentury landscape. It is the work of an artist who has been described as one of Sweden’s best known water colourists and art educators, Arne Isacsson’s (1917–2010). He was the fou
View fullsize We LOVE a bookshelf and the more colourful the better. One of us has just repainted her study (transformed from boring beige to blue) and is having a lot of fun populating the bookshelves with a mix of books, art and objects such as this fab yellow S
View fullsize This is so, so special. An amazing English ironstone/ creamware lidded cheese dome that totally stole our hearts with its gorgeous cream colour and the little studs/ belt details. It is wonderful to find both lid and base together as these were often
View fullsize We are huge fans of textile and fibre art on walls. These pieces are perfect for adding texture and interest to interiors, but also a wonderful way to display work which may have taken many hours to complete. There is something very cosseting about t
View fullsize All this foggy weather we’ve had in South Oxfordshire reminds us of an absolute favourite piece of ours, this stunning and slightly mysterious painting of a fairground in the twilight. So unusual and always a conversation starter. Framed in an
View fullsize A strong painting by a midcentury Ukrainian artist. We love the vivid colours and the composition of this stunning nasturtium still life. It is the work of Natalia Zaruba Berlyavskaya (1915-2008), a listed Ukrainian painter. She finished Lugansk a
View fullsize We love this brilliant pair of large Brutalist candle holders from Finland. They were designed by Pertti Santalahti (1941 - 2015) for his ‘Kivi’ (or Stone) series in the 1970s. The sculptural design features very solid textured soft peach
View fullsize A present for the star in your life? This gorgeous set of three specimens of starfish is old (late 19th/ early 20thC) and comes from a private collection, and most likely from a museum before then. They are stunning, of differing heights and colours
View fullsize Cheerful, charming, colourful… we could go on. But this naive painting of a French village with its pharmacy and street light stole our hearts. It is Swedish and midcentury, in its original frame, and really quite fabulous. We would see it in