I remember when I was young, whenever we moved house, the old humble tea chest was a staple used by removal companies. It’s not hard to see why, stronger than a cardboard box yet nearly as light, easy to stack, and incredibly durable. Of course, once a tea chest had its tea removed, it no … Continue reading The Rise of the Humble Tea Chest
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The Decline of the Humble Corner Cupboard
Ah, the vintage corner cupboard—once the star of every dining room, now relegated to the wilderness of forgotten furniture. Back in the day, these beauties proudly showcased Grandma’s finest china and a selection of mysterious, untouchable knick-knacks. Today? Their commercial worth is about as relevant as trying to sell pagers in the age of smartphones. … Continue reading The Decline of the Humble Corner Cupboard
From Guns to Umbrellas: The Curious Journey of a Victorian Gun Cupboard
Picture this: it’s the late 19th century, and a fearsome farmer, bristling with indignation and armed with a trusty shotgun, chases down a group of poachers across his sprawling estate. The scene is pure drama, filled with muddy boots, barking dogs, and the distant caw of startled crows. When the chase is done, the farmer … Continue reading From Guns to Umbrellas: The Curious Journey of a Victorian Gun Cupboard
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