For more than five years, a sculpture known only as The Bundle has sat in the corner of a small antique shop — wrapped tight, priced at ten thousand dollars, and untouched. Customers pause, stare, whisper. No one buys it. No one even reaches out. Yet everyone who sees it leaves changed — curious, uneasy,…
One of my favorite projects to do recently is take old casserole holders into cute trays and or caddies. When thrifting, look for casserole holders that have a bit of “lip” at the inside rim. You’ll be fitting a wood round inside and it needs to be able to rest on that (so it doesn’t…
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A Rare Opportunity to Own a Frank Lloyd Wright Masterpiece For the first time ever, one of Frank Lloyd Wright’s largest Usonian residences is available for purchase—an extraordinary architectural gem steeped in history, design, and natural beauty. Designed in 1954, this remarkable home is a true testament to Wright’s vision of organic architecture, blending seamlessly…
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I took a deep breath, my heart pounding like a jackhammer in my chest. The door creaked open, revealing a dimly lit room that was eerily silent. My mind raced with the possibilities of what I might find: another woman, perhaps, or a secret life I knew nothing about. But what I discovered was far…
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When it comes to light fixtures, especially vintage or delicate designs, the globe — the glass shade that covers the bulb — is often held in place by a metal ring. This ring ensures the globe stays securely mounted while allowing easy access to replace lightbulbs. However, tightening or loosening the ring, particularly if it’s…
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For those who have ever worked with tools, few things are as iconic as the classic machinist’s toolbox. These sturdy, organized compartments have housed everything from precision measuring instruments to hand tools for decades, often containing unique elements that set them apart. One such feature, found in some toolboxes dating back to mid-20th century models,…
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Mid-20th-century design was full of inventive, sometimes quirky household gadgets, and few are as intriguing as the vintage hard-boiled egg wall-mounting display bracket. Dating to around 1952, this little-known kitchen accessory reflects the era’s fascination with novelty, presentation, and clever domestic engineering. A Product of Post-War Creativity The early 1950s were a time of innovation…
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For generations, the Sunday roast has been a cherished ritual — a time for families to gather, share stories, and enjoy a meal that symbolizes warmth and togetherness. At the heart of this tradition lies a timeless pair of tools: the carving knife and fork. These utensils, especially older ones, carry not just the marks…
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Plant stands have long served as more than just a way to display greenery — they’ve been an integral part of interior design and garden décor for centuries. Old plant stands, in particular, carry a sense of history and craftsmanship that modern pieces often try to replicate. From ornate Victorian ironwork to sleek mid-century wooden…
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