New/Found Market

06/18/2026

Not every record player needs its own dedicated listening room.

This Victrola suitcase record player brings a little charm to the listening ritual. Compact enough to move from room to room and handsome enough to leave out when you’re not using it.

Three speeds, built-in speakers, Bluetooth connectivity, and a classic suitcase silhouette that feels equal parts vintage and modern.

A nice reminder that listening to music can still be an event.

• Victrola 3-Speed Bluetooth Record Player
• White & Rose Gold finish
• Built-in speakers
• Bluetooth compatible
• Portable suitcase design

• Price: $99

newfoundmarket

06/18/2026

Mid-century designers really loved a good sun.

This vintage lithograph keeps things simple: a glowing red horizon, a few delicate grasses, and just enough color blocking to remind you it came from an era that understood graphic design.

It’s bold without being loud, which is probably why these pieces still feel so good on a wall fifty years later.

A lot of atmosphere from a handful of shapes.

• Attributed to Vici
• Framed vintage lithograph
• Original silver-toned frame
• Mid-century modern

• Dimensions: 18” wide | 24” tall
• Price: $150

newfoundmarket

06/18/2026

[New Arrival] This mid-century inspired nightstand pairs warm wood tones with clean lines, tapered legs, and just enough detail to keep things interesting. Two drawers offer plenty of bedside storage, while the elevated silhouette keeps it from feeling bulky.

A nice place to leave a book you’ll swear you’re still reading.

• Two drawers
• Acorn finish
• Tapered leg base
• Mid-century inspired design

• Dimensions: 18” wide | 15” diameter | 26” tall
• Price: $200

06/17/2026

Inspired by Frank Lloyd Wright’s geometric designs, it pairs warm amber glass with a bronze frame that feels more like a small piece of architecture than a table lamp. Switch on the tower, the upper light, or both together depending on how much atmosphere you’re after.

Somewhere between a lamp and a building.

• Three-way lighting system
• Amber art glass panels
• Bronze-finished frame
• Frank Lloyd Wright-inspired design

• Dimensions: 29” tall (w/ shade)
• Price: $250

06/17/2026

[New Arrival] A single continuous form that somehow manages to be table, stool, sculpture, and conversation piece all at once.

The waterfall design keeps things clean and uncomplicated, while the rounded edges soften what could otherwise feel too minimal. Beside a sofa, next to a lounge chair, or standing on its own, it has a way of looking intentional without demanding attention.

Proof that sometimes the simplest shapes are the most interesting.

• Waterfall side table / stool
• Seamless U-shaped design
• Smooth matte finish
• Suitable for indoor or outdoor use
• Functions as a side table, stool, or display pedestal

• Dimensions: 19” wide | 19” deep | 19” tall
• Price: $150

newfoundmarket

06/17/2026

[New Arrivals] Designed by Sun at Six, the Temi stools combine playful curves, chunky proportions, and soft velvet upholstery into something that feels equal parts furniture and sculpture. The arched backrest is what catches your eye first, but the comfort is what keeps you there.

A little funky. A little elegant. Surprisingly easy to live with.

• Temi Counter Stools by Sun at Six
• Sculptural steel-frame construction
• Velvet upholstery
• 24” counter height

• Price: $375 (pair)

newfoundmarket

06/14/2026

There was a time when even tea sets were optimistic.

This vintage Constantia porcelain set is covered in bright yellow blooms and the sort of pattern that instantly makes a room feel friendlier. The tall teapot steals the show, but the matching cups, creamer, and sugar bowl make it feel complete.

We’d happily use it for tea, but we’d be lying if we said we wouldn’t display it the rest of the week.

A charming little reminder that everyday objects used to have a lot more personality.

• 9-piece Constantia tea set
• Made in South Africa
• Porcelain with yellow floral motif
• Includes teapot, creamer, sugar bowl & six cups

• Price: $99

newfoundmarket

06/14/2026

Imagine buying a lamp specifically for your television.

That was the idea behind TV lamps, and honestly, we’re glad someone thought of it.

This vintage Royal Haeger piece features a leaping gazelle suspended over a sculptural base, all finished in a rich green glaze that practically glows on its own. When lit, it casts the kind of soft light that makes a room feel instantly warmer.

The sort of object that sparks a conversation before anyone even asks if it works.

• Vintage Royal Haeger TV lamp
• Leaping gazelle design
• Glossy green ceramic glaze
• Circa 1950s–60s

• Dimensions: 14” wide | 10” tall
• Price: $98

06/14/2026

This vintage Kromex canister set brings all the charm of a 1970s kitchen: bright fruit graphics, cheerful floral details, and that unmistakable harvest-green color that somehow feels both nostalgic and current.

Lightweight aluminum bodies keep things practical, while the matching lids and faceted shape give the set plenty of personality. Originally made for storing pantry staples, but we’d be just as happy seeing them hold coffee, tea, cookies, or absolutely nothing at all.

Sometimes the container is better than what’s inside.

• Maker: Kromex
• Era: 1960s–70s
• Color: Avocado Green
• Materials: aluminum + plastic lids
• Features: fruit and floral graphics, nesting design

• Dimensions: 6.25” tall, 7.25” tall, 10.25” tall
• Price: $49 (set of 3)

newfoundmarket

06/13/2026