Family Heirloom
The rocking chair that soothed three babies
First my grandmother's, then mine, now waiting for the next.
— Eleanor B.
The StoriesEvery piece has a story.
Every piece has a story.
Read the next chapter.
Some pieces fed babies. Some hosted family Christmases. Some travelled through generations. Some simply waited for the right owner. These are their stories.
Restoration
Saved from a skip in Whitstable
An Ercol stick-back, abandoned on a kerb. Six hours of wax later…
— Tom H.
Passed On
Our dining table has fed four generations
Birthdays, wakes, Christmas mornings. It's ready for yours.
— The Mawson family
Furniture Flip
A 1960s sideboard, repainted in olive
I bought it cracked and tired. Here's how it looks today.
— Priya K.
Community
Why I sell pieces I've loved
Letting go is part of the story, not the end of it.
— Margaux R.
Most Loved
The travertine table that travelled three homes
From a Soho loft to a Bath townhouse to ours.
— James & Clara
Family Heirloom
The rocking chair that soothed three babies
First my grandmother's, then mine, now waiting for the next.
— Eleanor B.
Restoration
Saved from a skip in Whitstable
An Ercol stick-back, abandoned on a kerb. Six hours of wax later…
— Tom H.
Passed On
Our dining table has fed four generations
Birthdays, wakes, Christmas mornings. It's ready for yours.
— The Mawson family
Furniture Flip
A 1960s sideboard, repainted in olive
I bought it cracked and tired. Here's how it looks today.
— Priya K.
Community
Why I sell pieces I've loved
Letting go is part of the story, not the end of it.
— Margaux R.
Most Loved
The travertine table that travelled three homes
From a Soho loft to a Bath townhouse to ours.
— James & Clara
Share Your Story
Every story matters.
Selling a piece? Tell us where it came from, why you loved it, and what its next owner should know.
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