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Thoughtful antique, vintage and decorative gifts under £50, chosen for character, quality and memorable Christmas giving.
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Gifts Under £50

Royal Worcester Gold Lustre Fluted Teapot, England, c. 1970s
£45.00
This Royal Worcester Gold Lustre Fluted teapot, made in England and dating to around the 1970s, is the smaller 1¼ pint size. The vertically fluted porcelain body is covered almost entirely in a rich reflective gold lustre, with a white glazed interior and matching lid. There is a good bit of Royal Worcester history behind what looks like a very ...

Denmead Pottery Rabbit Cotton Wool Holder
£25.00
This Denmead rabbit has a practical purpose behind its rather endearing appearance. Cotton wool is stored inside the hollow body and pulled through the opening at the back, giving it the white tail that completes the design. Made in England, circa 1970s, with a rich treacle-brown glaze. Its rounded body and oversized ears give it plenty of perso...

Attributed to Philippa Lee Norfolk Hand-Painted Apple Crumble Baking Dish, c.1990s
£45.00
Attributed to Philippa Lee Norfolk Hand-Painted Apple Crumble Baking Dish, c.1990s This is a wonderfully informal piece of British studio pottery, attributed to Norfolk potter Philippa Lee. Although it is unsigned, the form is identical to documented examples of her work, and the combination of red earthenware, cream glaze, loose painted decorat...

Fire & Light Green Glass Heart Paperweight – Signed 2000
£49.00
An old bottle can have a rather good second life. This green glass heart was made by Fire & Light in Arcata, California, where recycled bottles and jars became colourful glass for the home. Hand-poured into a mould, it is a pleasingly solid little piece, with softly rounded edges and tiny bubbles caught within the glass. The green deepens th...

1970s SylvaC Harmony Green Glazed Planter Bowl
£35.00
Not everything from the 1970s has aged well. This has. The low oval shape, glossy olive-green glaze and oversized spiral decoration are unapologetically retro, but the effect is graphic rather than kitsch. Deep green gathers around the raised pattern, giving it real depth, while the smoother sections at either end prevent the design from becomin...

Wade Water Lily Candle Holder, England, c.1960s
£20.00
A wonderfully sculptural piece of post-war British ceramics, this Water Lily candle holder was made by Wade in England, probably during the 1960s. Its circular form is built up from overlapping lily-pad or petal shapes, with six candle sockets arranged around a central opening and a crisply modelled flower at the heart of the design. These water...

Vintage Finnish Cobalt Blue Cased Glass Vase, Attributed to Riihimäen Lasi, c. 1960s–70s
£45.00
This vintage Finnish cased glass vase, dating to the late 1960s or 1970s, is attributed to Riihimäen Lasi, one of Finland’s best-known glassworks of the post-war period. The form is unusually architectural, with a square 8 × 8 cm rim, gently tapering sides and a substantial clear glass base. The deep cobalt blue sits within the clear outer glass...

Dartmouth Pottery Miniature Log Planter, Posy Trough, Devon, c. 1955–1965
£30.00
This vintage Dartmouth Pottery miniature log planter dates to approximately 1955–1965. Made in Devon from white-bodied earthenware, it has a rich glossy brown glaze, moulded bark detail and its original gold and black Dartmouth Pottery Devon foil label. Dartmouth Pottery belongs very much to the optimistic world of post-war British ceramics. The...

Vintage Hornsea Pottery Yellow Stripes Kitchen Canister, 1980s
£35.00
A very 1980s answer to the kitchen storage jar. These Hornsea Pottery canisters come from the Stripes range, produced in the mid-1980s. White glazed ceramic is printed with fine yellow vertical lines and oversized block lettering, finished with simple wooden lids. The shapes were borrowed from Hornsea’s earlier Heirloom range, but the decoration...

Arthur Wood Nasturtium and Spider Web Jug Vase, c.1930s
£49.00
At first glance, this looks like one of the cheerful floral jugs produced by the Staffordshire potteries during the 1930s. Then the spider’s web comes into view. Three orange-red nasturtiums fill the upper section, painted with green leaves over peach lustre. Below them, a platinum-lustre web stretches across the warm cream body. It is this unex...

Vintage British Geraldine Studio Pottery Stoneware Lidded Casserole, 1970s
£39.00
This is a smaller British studio pottery casserole, hand-thrown in stoneware and impressed GERALDINE to the base. The form is simple and practical, with a rounded body, fitted domed lid and a broad collar around the top. The pale grey-beige glaze is finely speckled with warm brown, while the interior is finished in a much darker glaze. Around th...

Teak Mid-Century Salad Servers, Vintage Wooden Salad Servers
£30.00
Mid-Century Modern Teak Salad Servers | Vintage Elegance This stunning set of mid-century modern teak salad servers is a true reflection of timeless craftsmanship. Originally crafted in Denmark, these servers were sourced in London, where they’ve been carefully oiled and restored to their former glory. Combining the best of Scandinavian design w...

Wedgwood Bourn-Vita Art Deco Chocolate Pot
£35.00
Hot chocolate with rather more style. This Wedgwood Bourn-Vita jug was made for Cadbury in the 1930s, although its simple shape has a distinctly contemporary feel. The angular handle and recessed lid grips give it a strong Art Deco character, softened by the warm honey-buff glaze. Made for an everyday drink, it shows how much thought Wedgwood ga...

Pink Ceramic Superlambanana, Liverpool by Blue Gnu
£39.00
I bought this one for the colour. Blue Gnu Ltd, an officially recognised producer of ceramic Superlambananas, made the figures in a number of colours before production stopped. Most follow the bright yellow of the original sculpture, while this less common version has a uniform glossy pink glaze. The colour gives the familiar shape a completely ...

Rare 1930s Price Bros Ye Olde Cottage Biscuit Jar – Soft Green Glaze, 17cm | Vntage English Pottery | Worldwide Shi
£35.00
Description: This rare and delightful 1930s Price Bros "Ye Olde Cottage" biscuit jar is a true gem for collectors. Shaped like a quaint English cottage with a thatched roof lid and original wicker handle, this piece stands out in a beautiful and uncommon soft green glaze — a subtle variation not often seen in the more widely produced browns and ...

Bohemian Vintage Ruby Red Cut Glass Bell – 18cm, Lead Crystal
£29.00
Bohemian Vintage Ruby Red Cut Glass Bell – 18cm, Lead CrystalA stunning Bohemian vintage glass bell in deep ruby red, expertly hand-cut to reveal clear crystal detailing beneath. Made from over 24% lead crystal, this engraved bell is both decorative and functional, producing a lovely, resonant chime. A standout addition to any bell or vintage gl...

Vintage Opaline Murano Hand-Blown White and Pink Cased Glass Vase
£25.00
This vintage hand-blown glass vase features a delicate and elegant design, showcasing the artisan's craftsmanship. This cased vase is predominantly white, with three vertical pink glass canes used as accents, in the style of the Opaline Murano Glass of the 70's. Its shape is graceful, with a gently flared rim and a narrow neck that broadens into...

Belleek Shamrock Open Salt Cellar, Black Mark, Ireland c.1926–1946
£30.00
A charming Belleek Shamrock open salt cellar dating from the third black mark period, produced between 1926 and 1946. Beautifully modelled in Belleek's distinctive thin porcelain, the piece is decorated with hand-painted shamrocks and highlighted with soft green accents. The delicate basket-form shape and fine translucent body are characteristic...

1930s Price Kensington Sunflower Jug
£48.00
A charming Art Deco ceramic jug by Price Kensington, dating from the 1930s. Finished in a soft peach glaze, the surface is richly decorated with a moulded sunflower design that wraps around the body, giving the piece both texture and character. With its gently flared shape and warm colouring, this is a piece that sits comfortably in a variety of...

Vintage Poole Pottery Sugar or Jam Pot | Hand-Painted by Jacqueline Way (1950s)
£35.00
Vintage Poole Pottery Sugar or Jam Pot | Hand-Painted by Jacqueline Way (1950s) Step back into the 1950s with this charming Poole Pottery pot, which can be used for sugar, jam, or any other little kitchen delight. Hand-painted by the talented Jacqueline Way, who worked at Poole Pottery between 1958 and 1964, this piece is a lovely reflection of ...



















