Twelve houses. Four drops a week. One floor — built for collectors, craftsmen, and the small number of buyers who still believe an object should arrive with a letter.
Metal. Brass, silver, bronze. Desk, table, hand.
Garden and table. Cuttings, vessels, the slow shelf.
Wood, old and new. Cabinets that remember rooms.
Reflective & pocket-scaled. Mirrors, lenses, glass.
Paper, print, and the written surface.
Dark woods, black goods, quietly hinged.
A buying society, not a marketplace. Five principles that decide everything — including who isn't invited.