This weekend in south London the HQ of Cavaliero Finn, dealers in well-curated yet affordable art and art-driven homewares, threw open their doors to host a festive open house/festive shop.
I was gutted not to be able to make it, but was out of town at two massive car boot sales out of town (more of which to come) and didn't get back in time, alas. Next best thing, I thought, would be to pick
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Object of the day: Folklore's breakfast cups
£15 isn't cheap for a cup. Or is it? A favourite cup is a thing you will use every day – and it will make you happy each time you do.
And with that in mind, fifteen quid is almost a bargain. Especially if you only buy two of them.
The Basic Red Breakfast Cup is from Folklore and they are handmade with grey clay from a Burgundy village with a reputation among generations of potters around the
And with that in mind, fifteen quid is almost a bargain. Especially if you only buy two of them.
The Basic Red Breakfast Cup is from Folklore and they are handmade with grey clay from a Burgundy village with a reputation among generations of potters around the
Owl many?
Are you over owls? They have done the rounds, somewhat (I haven't done a count in my house, but can see three just in my office as I type).
But just as you may have been thinking you couldn't look another retro, line-drawn beast in the feathers... along comes this.
This is a different class of owl altogether. This owl looks edgy. You want to know what he's got going on. You want to hang out
But just as you may have been thinking you couldn't look another retro, line-drawn beast in the feathers... along comes this.
This is a different class of owl altogether. This owl looks edgy. You want to know what he's got going on. You want to hang out
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