Your Weekly Vintage Digest
Happy Thursday! Here is your exclusive first look at this week's Curator's Vault.
This Week: We Celebrate Earth & Clay 🏺 — pieces thrown on the wheel, fired in the kiln, and shaped by hands that understood clay as a language. Every piece this week is proudly South African. Every piece, every hand, every kiln.
😢 Oops. You Dropped Grandma's Teacup.
It happens. The saucer survived. The cup did not. Or maybe it's the other way around — and now you have one lonely piece of a set that deserves to be whole again.
I hunt vintage every week. If you're missing a specific pattern, a replacement lid, a single dinner plate, or that one elusive teacup — tell me. Submit a sourcing request through the link below and I'll keep my eyes open on my next hunt. No promises, but I look hard.
Submit a Replacement Request →
🏡 Recently Found New Homes
The blush pink onion bud vase pair — delicate, sculptural, and completely one of a kind — sold, and then the real adventure began. Read Chapter 3 to find out why. 🖤
A gentle reminder: I sell across multiple platforms — my live shop, Yaga, Bob Shop, and more. New pieces always land here first, but some older finds live exclusively on other platforms. If you're hunting something specific, it's worth checking everywhere — or just reply to this email and I'll look for you.
Curious to see what else moved? Browse the full sold archive.
📖 From The Vault Journal
Chapter 3 is live — and it is something most resellers could relate to. The pink onion bud vases sold, and it took three days and a search through 75 crates to find them. This is the part of vintage selling nobody talks about. Worth a read.
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