Desk & vintage writing
Writing instruments and desk pieces for people who enjoy the ritual of putting pen to paper.
Explore the writing collection ↗︎Evergreen Bits & BobsGood things.
Vintage and Heirloom Objects
Good things.
Another chapter.
Vintage finds, collectible pieces and thoughtful consignment—for people who love objects with character, and for those ready to help a cherished piece find its next home.
Selected with a collector’s eye and described with care. Explore the current collection, or talk with us about the pieces you would like someone else to manage.
Buy what you love. Trust the details.The pleasure
The pleasure
of the find.
Writing instruments, silver, glass and ceramics, jewelry, linens and decorative objects: pieces chosen for their design, usefulness and individual character.
The existing Bits & Bobs shop is where you can browse available items, read their descriptions and make a purchase. The collection changes as pieces find new homes.
Browse the current collection ↗︎A look into the shopCollected for living.
Collected for living.
Chosen with care.
A writing instrument with a beautiful nib. Silver for a welcoming table. Linens with a little history. Explore the pieces that bring character to everyday life.
Visit the shop for individual photographs, condition descriptions, prices and current availability.
Step into Bits & Bobs ↗︎Collected objects, put to useCharacter for
Character for
everyday living.
Vintage glass, warm copper and vessels with a history: a few examples of collected pieces used in Evergreen’s floral work. Visit the shop for items currently available to buy.
Understanding what you haveA little research.
A little research.
A clearer decision.
You may know a piece’s story without knowing what it might sell for today. We can help explore its maker, materials, condition and comparable sales, developing a realistic resale range for suitable vintage and collectible objects.
Begin with clear photographs, including marks or signatures, dimensions, any condition concerns, and the history you know. Research and any closer examination are agreed before work begins.
An asking price is a starting point; what a piece sells for depends on demand, condition and the selling costs involved. A resale estimate helps inform your choices and does not guarantee a sale price.
This is resale guidance. Formal valuations for insurance, tax or legal purposes require an appropriate specialist.
Choose the help you needYour pieces.
Your pieces.
A considered next step.
For consignment, the commission, agreed selling expenses, payment timing and arrangements for unsold items are set out in writing before pieces are accepted. You’ll understand how the proceeds are calculated before moving forward.
Ask us about your pieces ↗︎Thoughtful consignmentLet a beloved piece
Let a beloved piece
be loved again.
Downsizing or working through a family collection can mean parting with pieces that hold memories. We help suitable objects find their next chapter, with care for their stories.
We consider suitable vintage and collectible pieces for consignment, drawing on Valerie’s retail experience and lifelong interest in art and antiques. Selection begins with the piece, its condition and whether it is a good fit for the shop.
If you would also welcome help deciding what to keep or how to arrange your next home, explore House & Home.
How consignment beginsA considered process.
A considered process.
Clear terms.
Show us the pieces.
Start with photographs, any background you know, condition and your timing. A conversation helps establish suitability and the work involved.
Agree on the details.
Before items are accepted, confirm commission, selling costs, responsibilities and payout terms in writing. Pricing and sales timing depend on the individual pieces.
Let the next chapter begin.
For accepted pieces, the agreed service can include research, photography, descriptions, listings and management of the sale.
A conversation is the beginningWhat would you
What would you
like to pass along?
One treasured object or a collection you’re ready to work through—tell us a little about the pieces, their condition, and your timing. You do not need to have every decision made.
Begin a consignment inquiry ↗︎