SHOP THIS SCENE
Our current Shop This Scene is a collection inspired by salt air, weathered cottages, and lazy summer afternoons. Coastal decor, Nantucket-inspired treasures, nautical accents, and thoughtfully curated pieces that capture the timeless charm of a New England summer.
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Experience the charm of Tinned Fish Candles, hand-poured soy candles inspired by vintage sardine tins. Peel back the metal lid to reveal a whimsical "catch" hidden inside, complete with sculpted fish nestled in richly colored wax. Each candle is crafted with premium soy wax and a lead-free cotton wick for a clean, even burn that lasts for hours on end.
Citrus Nectar (Sweet Citrus): Bright orange peel and lemon zest blend with soft agave sweetness for a fresh, sunny fragrance that feels like the first warm day of spring.
Citronella (Citronella): A whimsical indoor / outdoor candle with a fresh citronella scent that helps keep bugs at bay, and doubles as a lotion, while creating a warm, inviting atmosphere.
Gin Soaked Herring (Juniper & Fraser Fir): Crisp juniper and fresh fir create the scent of a peaceful evergreen forest, while shimmering fish add a playful touch beneath the peel-back lid.
Olive Oil & Sea Salt (Ocean Breeze): Fish shapes float in golden olive oil-colored wax as fresh sea salt and coastal air evoke breezy days by the shore.
Pulpo in Tomato Sauce (Tomato Leaf): Fresh tomato leaf blends green, earthy, and lightly fruity notes, capturing the feeling of a Mediterranean garden in summer.
Sandalwood (Sandalwood): Warm, woodsy sandalwood fills this vibrant orange tin, complete with playful artwork, peel-back packaging, and sculpted fish hidden inside.
Steeped in Enoki (Forest Floor): Earthy mushroom, damp woods, green moss, and fresh spring air recreate the quiet magic of a forest after rain.
Please Note: These candles are inspired by vintage tinned fish—but they definitely do not smell like fish! 🐟
Oh, wild and precious life! A mesmerizing menagerie dances across this dessert plate serving up moments as delightful as a sweet treat.
Drawing inspiration from the mother of all mothers – Nature herself – artist Lou Rota celebrates the beauty and balance found in the natural world. Incorporating elements that make our planet flourish, this collection invites you to bring a touch of summer into your home.
Exclusively for Anthropologie
Glazed decaled stoneware
Hand-drawn illustrations
Dishwasher safe; hand wash recommended
This item is not microwave safe
Style No. 88096904; Color Code: 045
Lou Rota
Designer Lou Rota wields a distinctive touch, spinning a tapestry where old-world grandeur waltzes elegantly with the charm of nature's bounty. Every collection is a whimsical wonderland, teeming with an eclectic menagerie of mammals, birds, and insects.
Black Sperm Whale Carving
by Bill Sarni
Wood | with ACK Map & Carved Wood Base
Hand-carved and hand-painted by acclaimed Hingham carver Bill Sarni, this beautifully crafted sperm whale pays tribute to New England's maritime heritage. Mounted on a carved wooden base with an illustration of Nantucket, it reflects Sarni's signature attention to detail and dedication to the traditional Hingham carving style. A respected decoy carver and folk artist whose work has been exhibited throughout New England, Sarni creates pieces that are both collectible works of art and lasting celebrations of the region's coastal history.
Sandy Speckled Handmade Ceramic Pinch Vase
by Alicja Ceramics
Made in Vermont | Size: 8 Inches
This Handmade Ceramic Paperbag Vase, is crafted with speckled stoneware clay and glazed on the inside. Each Vase is shaped by hand in Alicja’s studio nestled in the Mad River Valley, Vermont. The process begins with slab clay, carefully formed and then skillfully pinched on the sides while still in its malleable wet state. This technique results in a distinctive paper bag-inspired shape, capturing the essence of rustic charm and organic beauty. Each vase is a little different.
Nautical Chart Symbols and Abbreviations: Chart No. 1
September 1963 | U.S. Naval Oceanographic Office | Softcover Pamphlet
An original 1963 reference guide issued by the U.S. Naval Oceanographic Office, Chart No. 1 was created to help mariners interpret the symbols, abbreviations, and markings found on official U.S. nautical charts. Filled with detailed illustrations and explanations, this practical guide served as an essential navigation tool for sailors, fishermen, commercial mariners, and the U.S. Navy. Today, it offers a fascinating glimpse into mid-century maritime navigation and makes an excellent collectible for nautical enthusiasts, chart collectors, historians, or anyone drawn to the rich seafaring heritage of New England.
Made from sturdy cellulose acetate, this juicy slice features marbled red detailing, hand-painted seeds, and a striped rind that adds a pop of contrast. It’s the perfect size for half-up styles or securing a breezy low bun.
Whether you’re headed to a picnic, farmers market, or just trying to beat the heat, this clip adds a little fruit-forward flair to any look.
Made from cellulose acetate
Lightweight but strong hold
Best for half-up styles or fine-to-medium hair
Measures 3 inches long
This sticker features original artwork of a single lobster. A perfect little gift for a New England souvenir and decorating your water bottle, laptops etc. 3" vinyl waterproof stickers printed in Vermont by The Sticky Brand. Original artwork by Laurel Greenfield.
Octopus Teapot Blue Sky Ceramics Clayworks
This whimsical Blue Sky Clayworks octopus teapot is a stunning example of coastal novelty decor featuring intricate suction cup details and white polka dots. The sculptural tentacles serve as both the handle and decorative base, creating a highly unique conversation piece for any kitchen or display. Its deep navy glaze and hand-painted yellow accents provide a high-end, artistic feel perfect for a maximalist or beach house aesthetic. This functional yet decorative piece is ideal for tea lovers who appreciate oceanic themes and high-quality ceramic craftsmanship. It is in excellent condition and ready to bring a touch of the deep sea to your next gathering.
Brand: Blue Sky Clayworks Size: Medium Material: Ceramic Condition: Good preowned condition. Handwash
Nantucket by Robert Gambee
1993 | W.W. Norton & Company | Hardcover | 352 Pages
*Signed by the Author
A stunning photographic tribute to one of New England's most beloved islands, Nantucket by Robert Gambee captures the island's timeless beauty through more than 525 vibrant color photographs. From historic architecture and windswept beaches to hidden gardens, sailboats, artists, and classic New England charm, this oversized volume offers an intimate look at the island's rich history and enduring character.
Spanish Ceramic Fisherman with Pipe
"Rolo de La Antilla" Rogue Wave of Antilla
Ceramic | 5 Inches | Sourced in Portugal from Lisbon’s Thieves Market
Standing five inches tall with a pipe in hand, the figure is titled "Rolo de La Antilla" ("Rogue Wave of Antilla"), a nod to the sea's unpredictable power and the resilience of those who make their living from it. This character evokes the fishing villages that dot the Spanish and Portuguese coasts. Thoughtfully sourced from Lisbon's famed Thieves Market.
The Julian Tail Bowl is handcrafted and hand-painted for a personal touch. Made of high-quality porcelain, the tray features a glossy food-safe finish inside, as well as a hand flared and pinched rim. Its artisanal design adds a special charm to your table, perfect for entertaining or everyday use. The bowl blends artistry with practicality for a unique and elegant addition to your home.
3” Dia x 1” H
Made in Hudson Valley.
Hand washing recommended.
Nantucket: A Camera Impression by Samuel Chamberlain
1939 | Hastings House Publishers | Hardcover | 73 Pages
Part of Samuel Chamberlain's beloved American Landmarks series, Nantucket: A Camera Impression is a beautifully photographed portrait of the island as it appeared in the late 1930s. Filled with evocative black-and-white photographs and thoughtful captions, the book captures Nantucket's historic architecture, cobblestone streets, weathered wharves, quiet gardens, and enduring maritime character. Chamberlain's eye for light, texture, and place makes this volume both a visual time capsule and a celebration of one of New England's most iconic destinations.