Curated Treasures,
Timeless Appeal
Whether you’re a seasoned collector or the interior designer of your own home, we invite you to explore our unique collections of objects that spark conversation, embrace history, and preserve memories.
Our collections represent an assemblage of antiques and collectibles thoughtfully sourced from estates, dealers, and attics around the world.
Each item is selected for its provenance, craftsmanship, and character; together, they form a unique narrative of culture, heritage, and history.
Treasures aren’t meant to be buried. We believe that objects are meant to be enjoyed, appreciated, and ultimately passed along to continue sharing stories and creating memories for generations to come.
The Paris Collection
Dating to the early 20th century, this faux-bamboo mirror was made in France in the 1920s. Featuring solid wood and real mirror glass, this piece is heavy and sturdy with lots of life left to give. A few blemishes on the mirror glass - sufficient with age and normal wear. One chip on the lower left frame as photographed.
Dimensions: 15” L x 17” H x 1.75” W
Weight: 50.5 oz or 3.16 lbs.
This gorgeous antique watercolor was found in Paris, France. Painted in 1926 the highly pigmented colors are very rare for this time period. The intensity of the color has not faded after nearly a century, a nod to the careful preservation of this spectacular piece of art. Perfect for any wall in your home.
Small imperfection on lower right outer frame - as pictured.
Dimensions: 15.5” Diameter x 1 3/8” Deep
Weight: 42.6 oz or 2.66 lbs.
Made from cast bronze, this petite planter has some serious weight to it. Featuring two adorable winged cherubs carrying a decorative basin. Fill the basin with a small plant, or whatever your heart desires.
Dimensions: 6” L x 2.65 W x 4.5” H
Weight: 2.175 lbs. or 34.8 oz
Sourced in Paris, France
A History of Heritage
The most meaningful pieces in a home are those that have a story to tell. Our vision began with an unwavering belief in the power of history made tangible through heirlooms passed from one generation to the next.
To hold an object once held by an ancestor, or even a stranger, that lived before us. Strengthened by the dedication of the craftsman who built them and the gentle hands who cared for them — these pieces stand the test of time, not only in resilience, but also in the rich histories they carry with them.
The beauty of an heirloom lies not only in where it has been, but also in where it goes next.