CollectiblesStudio Pottery Vase by Carolyn Holt, Glazed Stoneware
$125
Bainbridge Island, Washington
Treasures,
passed along.
A consignment shop a short walk up from the ferry dock, full of furniture, lighting, and small wonders with lives already lived in them. Every piece is one of one — and once it’s gone, it’s gone.
Fresh off the floor
Just in
New arrivals as of June 14 · the floor turns over weekly
3,400+
pieces rehomed since 2017
Every settee resold and lamp rewired is one less thing in a landfill and one less thing manufactured new. We think the greenest piece of furniture is the one that already exists — so we keep good things in circulation, one ferry-town find at a time.
Read our story →For sellers
Consigning is simpler than a yard sale
Downsizing, settling an estate, or just ready to let a good piece go? Here’s how it works, start to finish.
Bring it by the harbor
Email us a few photos or carry it down to the shop on Bjune Drive. We look at furniture, lighting, art, jewelry, glassware — anything with a story still in it.
We price it, stage it, sell it
We research, photograph, and write up each piece, then place it on the floor and online. You keep 60% of the final sale; we handle everything in between.
It finds its next home
When a piece sells, we cut your check the following week. Nothing moves you don't approve, and unsold goods come home whenever you like.
From our neighbors
Word travels on a small island
I came in for a lamp and left with a credenza I'd been picturing for ten years. They'd tracked down the name of the family that originally owned it — that's the kind of place this is.
We consigned my mother's whole dining set after she downsized. Karen treated every piece like it mattered, and it all sold within a month. The check came exactly when they said it would.
I get off the 4:40 ferry and stop in most Fridays just to see what's new. Found a Fire-King creamer last week that matched my grandmother's set perfectly. The thrill of the find is real here.
First dibs on new arrivals
The best pieces tend to leave the same week they land. Join the list and we’ll send you a short note when something special comes in — no clutter, just the finds.