Caviar Porcelain Trinket Dish

Gel wax poured into a real caviar tin, sealed with a lid and opened with the key that comes with it. The beads are wax, not fish. Champagne scent. The tin gets hot — keep it on a coaster.

"Sea la Vie" looped in cobalt script across a blush well, with five painted shells — cone, conch, cowrie, scallop, top shell. Scalloped gold line, white rim, gold dots all the way round. 4.5 in. Food-safe, hand wash only.

A tiny seashell charm on a 16 in chain — charm and chain both 14k gold-filled, not plated. Handmade in Westerly, Rhode Island. Waterproof, but keep it out of salt water and perfume.

An open band with a shell-like curve, adjustable rather than sized — so it fits most fingers and stacks with whatever else you wear. 18K gold over stainless steel, waterproof and hypoallergenic.

White ribbed stoneware, lettered "Pinch" and "Dash" in slate grey so you can tell them apart at a glance. 3.5 in tall. Dishwasher, microwave and oven safe — rare for something this decorative.

Six smoked-glass coupes, low and wide on short stems, 4 in across. The rims waver slightly — hand-finished, the way older glass is. Vintage, sold as found. Final sale.

Four mold-blown tumblers in smoked grey glass, 2.75 in tall with weighted bases that sit low in the hand. Vintage, sold as found — expect faint scratches. Final sale.

Matte black ceramic, stripped down to the shape — a modern read on the early American chamberstick, the handled holder you carried to bed. 4 in across, holds a standard taper. Spot clean; it doesn't like moisture.