Just some recent favorites in no particular order

A random assortment of interesting finds

I’ve been a bit preoccupied lately, but wanted to pop in with a little glimpse at some things I’ve been hyper-fixating on while disassociating on the couch. It’s a mixture of fashion and knick knacks that popped up while I was searching and deciding what to spend $30-$50 on at 11:15pm on a Tuesday. I’m not that emotionally invested in any of these, though there is always blink of disappointment when one of my favorited items is sold. That’s quickly replaced with a caress of my ego at someone else having such great taste.

• Stained glass arrow and bow pins

• Tile matchstick holder

• Embroidered tiger pillowcases

• Black mesh and leather gloves

• 1960s/70s color-block cape coat

• Domino infantil

• Glass block TV lamp

• Yellow rose dress

• 1970s 'Vanity Girl' platform wedge

• 1940s plaid fringe collar coat

• Silver lurex fringed cocktail dress

• Fish cocktail napkins

• IKEA eye chart wall lamp

• Interchangeable watch pendant

• Alessi fly swatter in blue and green

• Crescent moon white vase

• 1960s journey of a letter poster

• Plum celluloid tape measure

• Cropped rose embroidered denim jacket

• Flower floor ashtray

• Mesh cut out back shirt

• 80s plaid bustier top

• Snake barette

• 1960s zodiac box bag

• Brown leather belt

• Mouse-shaped match case

• French black chore overcoat

• ‘70s stretchy bamboo handle bag

• Brown embroidered gloves

• New York souvenir pillowcase

• 1970s mauve pantsuit

• Butterfly tray

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Welcome to Finder’s Keepers

This is the newsletter dedicated to leaving no vintage stone unturned. Each edition will cater to a rabbit hole that I fell down one night and include an assortment of vintage finds that make you question “Why did anyone own this?” followed quickly by “Should I own this?”

My method is simple: I attach a keyword or phrase to the item and go digging, spending hours each week combing through hundreds of pages of Etsy and Ebay bric-a-brac. It’s chaotic but satisfactory, like looking through every rack and bin at a thrift store for those that partake in the more visceral act of going in person. I like to sit on my couch.

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Don’t forget I have an Etsy storefront:

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