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Home décor and digital art that is a fusion of Victorian and Country Cottage aesthetics. We would love to see you!

The Victorian Shoppe has its origins back to 2007 when we opened an online store specializing in Renaissance and Victorian clothing. It quickly attracted a large clientele of people needing period clothing for Renaissance Festivals, Theatrical Productions, Civil War Reenactments, and Weddings. We had a very successful 10 year run, but as we all know, the best made plans often go astray. Serious he

alth issues and the pandemic caused the online store to be on a very extended hiatus. We are now back in business and are exclusively selling home decor at Art Fairs and Vintage Markets in Michigan. If you live in Southeast Michigan and are interested in our home décor items, please join us at one of our market events. We also have an Etsy Store selling digital print items with a Country Cottage / Vintage vibe (https://www.etsy.com/shop/TheVictorianShoppe).

05/16/2026

Hummel figurines - children with ducks and geese - are so Cottagecore! They were probably originally proudly displayed in your mother's or grandmother's china cabinet.

Booth 63 - Capital Antiques mall in Allen, Michigan.

05/07/2026

While Hens on a Nest are very popular today, the EAPG companies were also making covered dishes in other shapes. The dolphin shaped covered dish was originally made by Indiana Tumbler and Goblets Works of Greentown, IN. They featured it at the Buffalo Exposition in 1901. The factory burned down in 1903 and the dolphin was not made until 1951 when Kemple Glass Company acquired the mould.

Kemple introduced the dolphin dish in the early 1950s in white milk glass. In the late 1950s and 1960s the Company began making it in various colors of glass, including amber.

The dolphin dish was originally intended to be used as a shrimp cocktail server.

In Booth 63 at Capital Antiques.

04/30/2026

Blue and white transferware is always a classic look - especially adds interest to your hutch, wall shelves or even tabletops.

The Currier and Ives ironstone bowls were produced by the Royal China Company of Sebring, Ohio. These were produced during the 1950s and 1960s and primarily sold in grocery stores as boxed sets.

The cups/saucers, sugar and creamer, and salt/pepper shakers were produced by the Homer Laughlin China Company, which was based in East Liverpool, Ohio. These items are in their Blue Dresden pattern, which was produced in the early 1960s.

Find in our Booth #63 in Capital Antiques - Allen, Michigan.

04/22/2026

I'm excited to announce that we just set up a booth at Capital Antiques in Allen, Michigan. We are Booth #63. It is a large mall with many quality dealers. Allen, is dubbed the Antique Capitol of Michigan, because there are several Antique malls in the small town.

10/14/2025

Looking forward to Belleville!
Finders Keepers Vintage Market

10/09/2025

Getting ready for the Finders Keepers Vintage Market in Belleville on October 19th. Just 10 days away!

10/03/2025

Just 2 more weeks and we will be in Belleville! Finders Keepers Vintage Market

09/22/2025

Wow! Despite the heavy rain Chelsea turned out for the Finders Keepers Vintage Market yesterday. There was a constant stream of shoppers throughout the day.

A few photos from yesterday's event. Next show is in Belleville on October 19th.

09/17/2025

The Victorian Shoppe will be in Booth #111 in the Grey Barn. Looking forward to seeing everyone on Sunday.
Finders Keepers Vintage Market

09/16/2025

Getting everything organized and packed for the Finders Keepers Vintage Market in Chelsea, September 21st.

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Livonia
Michigan
48150

Website

https://www.etsy.com/shop/TheVictorianShoppe, https://thevictorianshoppe.blog/

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