i’m sure you’ve heard of arthur’s circus, natalie and nick’s gorgeous vintage treasures (and photographic prints of said treasures) have been featured in some of the world’s top style blogs and magazines! if you haven’t caught the buzz, here’s your chance for a crash course and a virtual visit.
arthur’s circus is a sweet little treasure trove in unassuming queensbury st, north melbourne. its like the coolest, most perfectly curated garage-sale-from-heaven you could ever dream of! let’s let some pictures do the talking, shall we?
gorgeous bowl of marbles. its been so long since i’ve seen marbles!
i’m so in love with this stove top! only this stove can’t convince me to cook seven days a week.
just a tiny view of the wealth of awesomeness you could be buying right now.
roll up! roll up! come buy cute stuff!
aurelie guillerey’s print was SO close to coming home with me. oy! that apple! i die!
vintage cushions ready for your eames nursery rocker.
stacks of vintage children’s annuals. ready for wholesome reading times!
no idea what this is about, but the illustrations are great. is that boadicea throwing money at some guy?!
shhh. pink bunny is enjoying orange puppies saxo-jazz.
aside from vintage toys, books/ephemera and homewares, arthur’s circus also stocks new things with a vintage flavour! like paumes interior books, art prints (by the talented likes of yee-haw, gary taxali, aurélie guillerey and their own sweet photographed toy vignettes) paper-goods, brooches, and softies and cushions from vintage fabrics. for more pictures from my visit, take a look on my flickr
ooh over their flickr
aah at their online store
what are you still doing here?! go get some treasure: take a little red wagon to pull it all home in!
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Oh Wow! We had that stovetop when I was a kid. I can’t believe the memories that it is bringing back. – It was one of my favourite toys. Thanks for sharing!
Hey Pilgrim,
Greg, Alix/Alex/Galexie Girl’s husband here. I wanted to thank you for the wonderful gift and your overall generosity. Your kindness is fetching. Thank again.
You give the Web a good name, opposed to giving love a bad name.
greg
oh my gosh that stove! i must have had it at school or a baby sitter’s because that photo so vividly and instantly brought back a memory of pushing in the hot plate over and over to make the red pop up! not exactly the right thing to be teaching kids! haha. what an amazing store. i can’t believe i lived in melbourne for five years and never knew of it, and i used to work on queensbury street!
well you have some lost time to make up for! quick get down there and shop hehe