Oversized gold mirror in vintage Louis XVI frame. Embellished detailings are an elegant period accent in any home.

Love people. Use things. It seldom works the other way around. Handmade in Missouri from 100 percent genuine leather, use this catchall to store essentials while you’re on road seeing the people you love.

Borne as a portage pack for canoes, a key mode of transport in the Boundary Waters, these beautiful canvas satchels continue to serve in the modern-day Minnesota state hobby or toting a laptop to a co-working space in DUMBO.

The single cup pour over bar makes the start of your day into an art form. Handcrafted in walnut, a warm wood that complements the dark colors of coffee. Can be used with most sizes of coffee cups or mugs. Includes beehouse ceramic dripper. Bar made in Missouri and ceramic dripper made in Japan.

“Happy little trees,” or better yet, happy little cacti and succulents on your little dish. Use it for your rings, your earrings or perhaps a lone cherry tomato. It’s sure to brighten any home or apartment or air stream.

A charming destination for dry or fresh flowers, letters from your wedding guests or corks from your favorite blends, our large globe demijohn lends a nautical feel in sea glass with a rope neck.

Inspired by the enchanted forest, the legs are reminiscent of branches and the soft pale finish evokes birch trees. A true midsummer night’s dream in your home.

Plan your next road trip on this military surplus vintage dry-erase board with a map of the U.S.

Hand-chosen for its classic design and minimalist style, our Urban Farmhouse Buffet has lasting style for your apartment or country home. A natural, dark finish adds natural luster to the wood’s texture. It’s accented with cast-iron hardware in a blackened finish.

This Franklin Sewing Machine easily folds into a table. The brand itself has origins as a Domestic Sewing Machine, a company formed in the mid-1800s and produced a sewing machine of the same name. The foundings of Domestic Sewing Machine Company are ambiguous but the company had one of its factories at 16 Exchange Place, New York, NY. The Franklin sub-brand appears to have been sold by Sears as early as 1911.

Original, vintage L.L. Bean snow shoes with hardwood frames, rawhide lacings and leather straps.

Set of vintage military metal ski poles c. 1950’s with original baskets and suede grips. Leather, Metal.

Vintage tin ceiling tiles. My first Brooklyn apartment in a building constructed in the 1860s had a white painted tin ceiling. Sometimes, you’re lucky enough to see them in a shining argent in all their glory. These tiles are the craftsmanship of an earlier time. Use them as a backdrop on a potting bench or hang them as wall art in your home or apartment.

Vintage wine and whiskey crates make a boho-chic addition as an end table, nightstand or as use for storage.

Vintage Wooden Military Skis, manufactured for the U.S. Army.

The 7′ Webster Harvest Table is farmhouse living at its best, constructed from solid oak. Seats eight.