UpsideDive: Upside of August!

Woo Hoo! It's August which is like the busiest birthday time of the year, all that winter time lovin'! Which has kept us busy bees running the shop and attending summer parties in our free time. But we've also been out on buys when we can and bringing in new stock quite frequently, almost weekly in fact. Sooo I thought it would be nice to keep our blog readers updated with some new product shots. We try our best to get new stock up online, but it's a ton of work and sometimes things sell so quickly. Excuses aside I'm making a point of keeping this Saturday stock update going so check back every week.

Below are some photo highlights from buys over the past two weeks. The circular walnut coffee table($225) is a beaut! It was made by Interiors International Limited from Montreal. We don't know too much about the manufacturer, so if you have any info send it our way. We also picked up these lovely late '50s rattan basket chairs($175 each) with pop floral tufted cushion covers. These have a great black rod slender frame, and are great for indoor/outdoor use. I have an orange corduroy version myself at home, which my cats love a lil' too much.

We also just got in this awesome set of three Fritz Nagel stackable chromed steel candlesticks($25 a piece), which some people have very large collections of. I've also seen coloured versions and another site Fandango carries some variations by Nagel. Also pictured is a Czech glass vase($40) designed by Frantisek Peceny for Sklo Union. Similar stylings to the work of Finnish designers like Tapio Wirkkala. In the second photo we have a super cute set of Treasure Craft owl salt & pepper shakers($12). They have joined our the Japanese gnome cookie jar($35), lil' English toy dude($15) and stack of '70s Ironstone toast plates($4 a piece/8 available) in that corner of our home accessories bookcase.

As for attire, we recently picked up these adorable cognac leather ladies brogues($30) in mint condition and these oh-so pretty leather coin wallets. The blue and turquoise ones($12 each) have tiny gold fleurs-de-lis imprints and are made in Italy and the larger orange one was buttery smooth, but it just sold yesterday.