The Silver Tassel

07/19/2026

Join us for our first WhatNot show!!! Use the link below and get a $25 credit— come hang out with us and find some vintage goodies!✨💕

Tonight at 7 pm!!!

https://whatnot.com/invite/thesilvertassel

07/16/2026

That whittle face and stocking feet…. ❤️ These are Japan Pixie Elves. They make me smile. Kind of remind me of my kids when I ask them to do something around the house.

07/14/2026

One of my favorite ways to add character to a home? A small plate wall.
It’s an inexpensive alternative to large artwork, but it brings so much charm and personality to a space—especially on a narrow kitchen wall or other awkward spots that are hard to decorate.
The best part is that the plates don’t have to match. Collect pieces from your travels, antique stores, estate sales, or thrift shops. Over time, your wall becomes a collection of memories instead of just décor.
A home feels the most curated when it’s filled with things you genuinely love—not just what came from the same store. 🤍

$5 Vintage Royal Doulton
6.5 “

07/13/2026

Vintage Fitz & Floyd made in Japan?! This platter is 14.5” long and will complete and holiday table setting. Message for price.

07/11/2026

Saturdays are for estate sales🤍✨ we found these cutie silver plate coasters for $2– they just needed a little TLC and now they are back to their former glory!

06/20/2026

These vintage brass French horns are napkin rings. BUT how cute would they be hung with plaid ribbon on Christmas tree or package toppers?

How would you use? Message me for price. Set of 12.

06/20/2026

Another little 🇮🇹 treasure. I have a small art wall and this little piece from the street market found his home. No, I’m not fixing the frame because that’s the charm. Best 10 euros I spent.

Welcome home little friend. You buy a shirt or magnet, I buy things from the market.

06/20/2026

One of the easiest ways to make your home feel collected, curated, and uniquely yours is to fill it with things you truly love.

Some of my favorite pieces have come from travels, estate sales, antique stores, and unexpected finds along the way. The best part? Nothing has to perfectly match. If you love it, it will find its place.

I’m not a fan of clutter, but I do love layers, texture, patterns, and pieces that tell a story. Those are the things that make a house feel warm, personal, and lived in.

So next time you find something that makes you smile, bring it home. Don’t worry about whether it matches everything else. Chances are, it will work beautifully.

I will be selling this little Wedgwood ring holder but found it at a street market in Italy. ❤️

05/28/2026