We met some lovely people at the Southbank and sold some great design items. One or two deals have happened subsequently (more of in future posts). Top selling items: Framed London Bus Posters, money boxes and Scandinavian wares: mostly Figgjo Flint and Rorstrand.
Modernism, the modern, modernity - oh, and the past... Want to buy midcentury goods? Use the link on the left
Friday, 5 August 2011
Southbank Update
Unfortunately this is "the face" of Modernish, after Di Caprio and Depp dropped out! Apparently a man more suited to selling cheese than midcentury wares...cruel...but maybe fair...
We met some lovely people at the Southbank and sold some great design items. One or two deals have happened subsequently (more of in future posts). Top selling items: Framed London Bus Posters, money boxes and Scandinavian wares: mostly Figgjo Flint and Rorstrand.
We met some lovely people at the Southbank and sold some great design items. One or two deals have happened subsequently (more of in future posts). Top selling items: Framed London Bus Posters, money boxes and Scandinavian wares: mostly Figgjo Flint and Rorstrand.
Wednesday, 27 July 2011
Southbank this weekend!!!
The Southbank vintage festival is this weekend. The vintage village is free for visitors, so doll yourselves up like these birds and come along.
Wednesday, 20 July 2011
Look after the Pennies
Storing your shrapnel down the back of the sofa? Bored of that out-sized Bells Whisky bottle which is half-full of coins on the mantelpiece? Not got much of the folding stuff, but a pocket full of pennies...?
Let us look after your hard earned cash. Pristine Carlton Ware late 1960s/early 1970s money boxes
Let us look after your hard earned cash. Pristine Carlton Ware late 1960s/early 1970s money boxes
Sunday, 10 July 2011
Backsides
A proliferation of beautiful backsides! All from the reverse of Midwinter plates and contain a lovely mix of font, style and imagery.
Tuesday, 5 July 2011
Tomado Ketchup
Tomado shelving systems from the Netherlands are an ideal platform for displaying a variety of decorative items: functional and colourful, but adequately reserved to allow the pieces to be the main attraction. I pretty much threw these items at one...and it looks alright (doesn't it?)
What you can see:
Top shelf: a figure by Alexander Girard (modern reissue) / Figgo Flint pitcher from Norway
Middle shelf: a Portmerion lidded jar by Susan Williams-Ellis / a Keramik vase
Bottow shelf: a souvenir from the Berlin Jewish museum / an Italian Bitossi Hippo
What you can see:
Top shelf: a figure by Alexander Girard (modern reissue) / Figgo Flint pitcher from Norway
Middle shelf: a Portmerion lidded jar by Susan Williams-Ellis / a Keramik vase
Bottow shelf: a souvenir from the Berlin Jewish museum / an Italian Bitossi Hippo
Monday, 4 July 2011
Feast on This
Thanks to all who came, saw or even bought from my stall on Sunday at the West Norwood Feast. Here are some shots from the stall. Unfortunately I didn't manage to see many any other stalls, but other traders were able to hand over some useful tips, thoughts, etc. Feedback on my wares was really good. All eyes next on the Southbank Vintage festival in late July. More of which later...
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