That Old Thing - Antiques and Clothing

10/28/2026

A little romance for the windows. 🤎

A beautiful pair of antique carved wooden valances, adorned with intricate foliage and floral details. Proof that even the smallest architectural touches can transform a room.

Available at That Old Thing.

10/27/2026

Fresh from the hunt and covered in a little dust. 🤎

Some of our favorite kitchen treasures, dating from the late 1800s to early 1900s, are getting a second chance to shine. We can't wait to bring these beauties back to life.

Coming soon to That Old Thing. DM for presale inquiries.

10/26/2026

A weekend well spent estate sale hunting. A little sneak peek at some of the beautiful old things we brought home.

Coming soon to That Old Thing.

10/24/2026

A little countryside, a little nautical, and a little sporting tradition.

From antique oil paintings and weathered trunks to brass accents and old stoneware, a collection of pieces with stories worth keeping.

Explore the collection at That Old Thing.



A classic piece of American stoneware. This 3-gallon Union Stoneware Co. crock from Red Wing, Minnesota, features a lovely blue leaf decoration.



An olive branch in brass tones. Sculptural leaves, delicate branches, and three candleholders make this a beautiful addition to a dining table or mantel.



For the love of all things equestrian. A beautifully aged metal bell topped with a horse, equally charming displayed on a shelf or among sporting antiques.



A quiet afternoon in the countryside, captured in oil. Grazing sheep, a winding path, and a charming cottage tucked among the trees.



A handsome pair for the library. Brass ram-head bookends with beautifully detailed horns and a warm, aged finish.



The romance of traveling in another era. A wonderfully weathered wardrobe trunk with worn leather trim, aged hardware, and faded green stripes.



A little maritime history for the home. This weathered wooden ship's wheel brings a handsome nautical touch to any collected interior.

10/23/2026

10/23/2026

A little Western heritage, a little American craftsmanship.

Weathered leather, beautifully worn wood, and classic blue-and-white stoneware. From a Western saddle display to an old Chappell cabinet filled with wooden trays, these are the pieces that make us appreciate the beauty of things made to last.

A glimpse of Americana at That Old Thing.



An impressive old wooden storage cabinet housing a remarkable collection of Chappell-marked pull-out trays. Industrial utility meets beautiful aged timber.

A nod to the American West. Richly worn leather, a coiled lariat, and a striped saddle blanket mounted against rustic wood. Western heritage worthy of a place on the wall.

A charming pair of old wooden stools with turned legs, round seats, and decades of natural wear. Simple, practical furniture with the kind of patina that cannot be replicated.

A 3-gallon Union Stoneware Co. crock from Red Wing, Minnesota, featuring a delicate cobalt-blue leaf decoration. A beautiful example of traditional American stoneware.

A substantial 10-gallon stoneware crock from Garden City Pottery Co. of San Jose, California. Classic cobalt-blue bands against warm ivory stoneware.

California pottery history. A 6-gallon J.A. Bauer Pottery Co. crock from Los Angeles, with its original-style cobalt-blue maker's mark and beautifully aged glaze.

10/16/2026

A fondness for the old, the imperfect, and the beautifully collected.

If you found yourself agreeing with a few of these, you're in good company.

Which one speaks to you most? 🤎

10/15/2026

Look what washed ashore. 🌊

Vintage glass fishing floats in beautiful shades of sea green, wrapped in weathered rope netting. From rich emerald glass to barnacle-covered surfaces, each carries a little history from the sea.

Available at That Old Thing.

10/09/2026

Some things are simply harder to part with.

The furniture with stories to tell. The objects with just the right amount of character. The pieces that make us wonder if we really need to sell them after all.

Exceptional finds. Difficult goodbyes.
A few of our favorites, collected for you.



A little sporting heritage, a little countryside charm.

Rich woods, aged brass, hunting dogs, equestrian details, and pieces that feel right at home in an old country estate.

The sort of things that only get better with time — and the sort Travis wouldn't mind keeping for himself.

Which piece gets your vote?



A little folk art, a little Western charm, and a few wonderfully unexpected things.

From carved wooden figures and old-world furniture to turquoise, well-loved hats, and pieces full of personality — this collection celebrates the beauty of the unconventional.

Not everything has to match. It just has to speak to you.

Which would you take home?

10/08/2026

Just one more antique, we said. As if we haven't said that a hundred times before.

Some pieces are simply too good to leave behind. We'll figure out where to put them later. 🤎