DIY Gift Hampers
Choose a classic wicker basket or gift box and fill it with curated treasures, snacks and beverages.
Bougie Wicker Baskets
Present your gift in a rustic, cottage-chic basket for a thoughtful touch of country charm.
Gourmet Goodies
Mix and match sweet and savoury snacks, wine and spirits to accompany your handpicked treasures.
Let there be choice!
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This sweet vintage sugar bowl by Hayden Collections in Melbourne is a beautiful example of understated Australian ceramic design.
Crafted in glossy cream ceramic, it features a softly ribbed exterior and four petite hand-applied floral motifs, each adding a gentle pop of colour and sweet nostalgia. The rounded form sits comfortably in the hand, while the generous opening makes it both practical and pleasing to use.
Turn it over and you will find the maker’s mark on the base, a lovely detail for collectors and a quiet nod to its local provenance.
While perfect for sugar on the table, this versatile little bowl also lends itself beautifully to serving sweets, olives and small appetisers, or even as a dainty catchall on a dresser or bedside table.
A thoughtful blend of function and decoration, this piece brings a sense of warmth and everyday elegance to modern homes and vintage-inspired tables alike.
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This striking set of three glasses features a bold tortoiseshell pattern in glossy black, amber and golden brown. Each glass has a substantial, thick-walled feel and a gently tapered shape, with the mottled pattern creating a beautiful effect when held up to the light.
Perfect for iced coffees, iced tea, cocktails and smoothies, they also make unique tealight candle holders, petite vases, and stylish toothbrush holders.
Maker and year of production unknown. At the time of listing, no identical tortoiseshell glasses of this height and substantial thickness were available for sale anywhere online.
A fun addition to a maximalist bar cart, eclectic kitchen or vintage-inspired home, these versatile vessels will be the gift that gives for decades to come.
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A quirky vintage teapot-shaped cast iron trivet featuring a ceramic tile decorated with a white hen against a vibrant blue and white floral background.
The contrast of the detailed, colourful tile against the beautifully textured black cast iron frame makes this a particularly lovely piece of vintage kitchen décor.
Made in Sri Lanka by Lanka Wall Tiles, the trivet has an ornate teapot-shaped surround complete with a decorative handle, spout and integrated hanging loop. The reverse of the ceramic tile bears the original maker’s mark.
Dating from approximately the 1980s–1990s, this delightful piece is full of country kitchen character. Use it as a practical hot pot stand or display it on the wall as a decorative addition to a farmhouse kitchen, cottage-inspired home or collection of vintage kitchenalia.
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A delightful pair of vintage two-tone stoneware salt and pepper shakers, featuring a rich chocolate brown and caramel drip glaze over a natural oatmeal-coloured ceramic base. Their rounded crock-style shape, glossy finish and earthy colour palette give them that quintessential retro country kitchen look.
Dating from approximately the 1950s–1970s, these shakers are reminiscent of American stoneware kitchenware produced by popular Ohio pottery manufacturers such as Hull Pottery and Robinson-Ransbottom. Both companies produced brown drip-glazed ceramic kitchenware, including matching salt and pepper sets. While neither shaker has a maker's mark, their styling is consistent with vintage American pottery of the mid-century period.
A charming addition to a vintage farmhouse kitchen, 1970s-inspired tablescape or retro ceramic collection. Equally lovely displayed on open kitchen shelving or brought out for everyday use.
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There is so much love in every petal of this hand-painted vase 🌼 Its tall, creamy form features three yellow daisy-like flowers, with warm golden-brown centres and leafy green stems winding up the front.
Each flower has its own character, with hand-drawn outlines and little variations in colour that give the design a wonderfully homespun feel.
Finished with a glossy glaze, the vase has a simple cylindrical shape that lets the cheerful floral artwork take centre stage.
It would look beautiful filled with fresh daisies, garden-picked flowers or dried stems, but is just as sweet displayed alone on a shelf, bedside table or kitchen bench.
The base bears an impressed maker’s mark and the date ’85. It’s a charming example of handmade ceramics, with the kind of character that makes vintage homewares so special ✨
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A gorgeous trio of vintage amber glass dessert coupes with a beautiful golden glow and an iridescent finish that shifts between copper, pink and subtle rainbow tones in the light.
Featuring fluted bowls, gently flared rims and elegant pedestal stems, these little beauties have all the character of classic mid-century entertaining.
What makes this set particularly special is the reflective carnival glass finish, which extends all the way down to the base of each glass. Unlike many similar examples, where the iridescent effect is largely confined to the bowl, these have that lovely lustrous sheen throughout.
Estimated to date from the mid-20th century, possibly the 1950s to 1970s, these pressed-glass coupes have a wonderful retro feel. Their exact maker and country of origin are unconfirmed, although similar iridescent glassware was produced by manufacturers in Australia, Europe and the United States.
They would look right at home at a 1970s-inspired dinner party, a vintage wedding or a beautifully styled dessert table.
Perfect for serving ice cream, mousse, fruit salad or other little treats, they could also be used for nuts, olives and sweets when entertaining.
Equally lovely displayed in a vintage glassware cabinet, these are the sort of pieces that make everyday moments feel a little spectacular ✨
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This adorable vintage ceramic vessel features a traditional milk churn shape, glossy cream glaze and cobalt blue detailing. A decorative panel showcases a white chicken against a floral blue background, while the raised side handles and crackle glaze add to its character.
Likely dating from the late 20th century, possibly the 1970s to 1990s, this piece has a traditional country kitchen aesthetic. Its country of origin is unconfirmed, although the style is reminiscent of European country kitchen ceramics and similar pieces stamped as made in Sri Lanka.
A sweet addition to a farmhouse-inspired kitchen, country cottage or vintage collection, it looks lovely displayed on a shelf, styled with flowers or used as a decorative vase.
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A striking piece of vintage Avon milk glass, this double shell dish features a beautiful clam shell shape, glossy white finish and finely moulded ribbed detailing.
Dating to around the 1970s, this style of Avon dish was often finished with a decorative pair of doves in the centre, which has since been removed from this piece. Despite their absence, the sculptural shell design is still makes this a charming addition to any vintage-inspired home.
Stamped Avon on the base, this American-made collectible has a softly scalloped edge and two shell-shaped compartments that make it as practical as it is decorative.
Use it as a jewellery or trinket dish on a bedside table, a pretty catch-all for rings and earrings, a soap dish in the bathroom, or a decorative bowl for wrapped sweets.
Its milky glass suits country farmhouse, cottagecore, coastal styling and French country interiors, and it would look equally lovely styled on a dressing table, bathroom vanity or open shelf alongside other vintage glassware.
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A lovely little pair of vintage Delft-style salt and pepper shakers, shaped like traditional Dutch milk cans and decorated with hand-painted windmill scenes. The glossy cream porcelain is finished with rich cobalt blue detailing, orange accents and classic Dutch countryside imagery, including windmills, clouds and birds in flight.
The miniature milk can shape gives these shakers plenty of character, with little side handles, blue bands around the rims and bases, and a leafy motif on the reverse. Each shaker has a removable plastic stopper on the base for easy refilling.
Produced in the Netherlands, these shakers are estimated to date from the 1970s to 1990s, when Delft-inspired souvenirs and traditional Dutch ceramic designs were popular gifts for visitors and collectors.
A charming addition to a country farmhouse kitchen, a blue and white ceramic collection or a European-inspired tablescape, they make a thoughtful gift for someone who loves Dutch design and vintage kitchenware.
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A charming vintage wooden trinket box featuring a decorative floral inlay in warm, contrasting wood tones. The hinged lid opens to reveal a rich red, velvet-like lining, perfect for storing jewellery, rings, keepsakes and treasured little bits and pieces.
With its glossy honey-toned finish and gently curved lid, it makes a lovely addition to a vintage dressing table or bedside table.
Estimated to date from the 1970s to 1990s, this box has a classic decorative style. Its country of origin is unknown, although similar floral inlay boxes were produced in Italy.
A beautifully crafted find for vintage collectors and jewellery enthusiasts.
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Make her birthday extra special with this “Beautiful Sister” birthday card. Featuring feather and arrow illustrations, copper-gold foil lettering and a soft, textured design, it’s a lovely way to let your sister know just how much she means to you.
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This gorgeous vintage amber glass plate is believed to be part of the Fairfield Amber collection by Anchor Hocking, a richly coloured pressed-glass range produced in the USA during the 1970s, most likely between 1972 and 1977.
With its warm honey-gold colouring, softly scalloped edge and intricate pressed-glass pattern, it has that unmistakable 1970s knack for making everyday tableware feel a little bit fabulous.
At the centre is a radiant starburst surrounded by repeating petal and leaf-like details, with the textured pattern catching the light beautifully across the surface.
Although often described as a cake plate, side plate or serving plate, it would be equally happy presenting a small pile of pastries, fresh fruit or little treats at afternoon tea. Left empty on a dining table, sideboard or kitchen shelf, the amber glass does all the talking.
A beautiful piece for lovers of vintage glassware, 1970s interiors and tables with a little more personality.
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Handcrafted from reclaimed timber, this freestanding coffee mug holder combines rustic charm with everyday practicality. Designed to keep your favourite mugs within easy reach while proudly displaying them on your kitchen bench or coffee station, it's both functional and beautiful.
Made in Bellingen, Northern NSW, by Laney's 82-year-old father, each mug holder is crafted from carefully selected reclaimed timber, giving new life to old wood.
Featuring six sturdy black metal hooks and a substantial solid timber base, this piece has been thoughtfully designed to securely hold your favourite mugs while showcasing the natural beauty and character of the timber.
As every piece is individually handmade, no two are exactly alike. Natural variations in the timber grain, colour, knots and subtle imperfections are all part of its unique character, making each mug holder a truly one-of-a-kind piece.
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This vintage porcelain double-heart picture frame features two heart-shaped openings outlined in delicate gold-tone trim and surrounded by pretty floral motifs. The glossy white porcelain gives it a classic look, while the heart shapes add lovely dimension.
Designed to hold two photographs side by side, it makes a beautiful display for wedding photos, portraits of grandchildren, or pics of treasured pets.
The freestanding design allows it to sit neatly on a bedside table, dressing table, shelf or mantel. Photos are easily installed and changed through two openings in the top.
A charming vintage piece for anyone who loves romantic florals, porcelain keepsakes and a little old-fashioned sweetness.
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A sweet little piece of 1980s British kitchenware, this vintage Marks & Spencer “Field Flowers” triple spoon rest is made from glossy melamine and decorated with autumnal orange, yellow and white wildflowers.
The three generously shaped rests are designed to keep cooking spoons, serving utensils and other kitchen companions neatly separated, while a small hole at the top edge allows it to be hung on a wall for display purposes.
A practical little relic from the era when even the kitchen essentials were designed to be pretty.
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This gorgeous set of four vintage amber glass tumblers dates to around the 1970s, with a groovy silhouette that feels straight out of a mid-century cocktail party.
Each glass features a warm honey-amber tone, gently flared rim, cinched waist and brown-amber base, giving them a satisfying presence in the hand and a beautiful play of colour when filled.
Their curvy shape makes them equally lovely for cocktails, wine, water or whatever happens to be poured at golden hour, while the rich amber glass looks especially dreamy catching the afternoon sun.
A lovely set for a retro-inspired table, and the sort of glasses that make even a humble drink feel like an occasion.
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A sweet little piece of Dutch nostalgia, this vintage Elesva Holland Delft-style bell is painted in classic cobalt blue and white, with a windmill scene wrapped around its gently flared porcelain form.
Turn it around and you’ll find a pretty leafy motif on the reverse, while the glossy blue handle echoes the rich Delft blue throughout.
Marked Elesva Holland 829 on the base with an estimated vintage of mid 1960s, it has all the quaint character of a little Holland souvenir, made to be admired from every angle.
It feels right at home amongst a collection of blue and white ceramics, tucked onto a shelf, or sitting pretty on a bedside table.
The bell interior has a working white glass clapper set quite high up the string, producing a charming jingle with a firm swing.
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This striking vintage vase features a tall, slender silhouette in translucent amethyst purple glass, with a flared rim. The colour deepens towards the base, where an intricate crackle glass effect creates a beautiful network of organic lines.
Estimated to date from the 1960s–1970s, this handblown vase is typical of the mid-century to early retro era. Similar amethyst crackle glass vases with ruffled rims were produced by American glassmakers during this period.
Beautiful displayed on its own or filled with long-stemmed flowers or foliage, it makes a distinctive addition to a mantel, sideboard, bookshelf or vintage dressing table.
A lovely find for collectors and lovers of vintage glassware, coloured glass and sculptural homewares.
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This striking handmade heron from 1988 channels Miami glamour with its elegantly curved neck and sweeping feathered body, finished in a dramatic black glaze.
Marked “PAM 23.9-1988”, the carved underside adds provenance to this one-of-a-kind vintage find, giving Art Deco vibes with its sculptural silhouette and glossy finish.
Sourced from Wagga Wagga in the Riverina region of New South Wales, this statement piece has plenty of personality and looks fabulous displayed on a console, bookshelf or retro bar cart.
A beautiful choice for anyone who loves 1980s interiors, retro resort style and unique ceramics.
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A gorgeous piece of vintage tableware with all the earthy charm of 1970s stoneware. This double condiment server features two lidded compartments in a warm two-tone glaze and high-gloss finish that beautifully highlights its rounded, chunky form.
Each compartment has its own matching domed lid with finial handle, allowing two different condiments to be kept covered and served together. It 's perfect for sugar, jam, cream, honey, mustard, relish and chutney, or simply displaying as a characterful piece of vintage kitchenware.
The style is strongly reminiscent of the brown and tan stoneware produced in Taiwan during the 1970s, with similar double condiment servers from this period appearing in the vintage stoneware market.
A charming addition to a farmhouse or cottage kitchen, this classic server was sourced from Holbrook in rural NSW, known as Australia's "Submarine Town" because a portion of the decommissioned Oberon-class submarine HMAS Otway is permanently installed in the local park.
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An unusual piece of vintage studio pottery, this handmade ceramic clog is decorated with incised botanical motifs beneath a rich teal-green glaze.
Turn it over and you'll find the hand-written inscription "Handmade especially for you 1981", giving this quirky little piece a personal history.
It’s approximately 45 years old and appears to be the work of an independent studio potter or ceramic artist. At the time of writing, no similar designs exist anywhere online in Australia.
The open interior could be used as a small planter or simply enjoyed as a sculptural, retro-style piece of vintage ceramic art.
A genuinely rare and wonderfully fun piece of 1980s handmade pottery.
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An Australian double-grain whisky made with malted barley for depth and Australian wheat for an aromatic, dry character. The whisky is matured in lightly charred or steamed barrels sourced from Australian wineries renowned for producing shiraz, cabernet and pinot noir. Many barrels are filled while still fresh from the wine, retaining their rich wine character.
Each whisky is matured separately in Melbourne’s famously varied climate before being expertly blended into a smooth, harmonious spirit. Expect notes of spiced vanilla, tropical fruits and cereal, balanced by the sweetness of red apples and berries.
Add to a basket or box, then mix and match thrifted gifts with a heartfelt card to create a present as surprising as the flavour inside.
*Total hamper value including delivery must be more than $23 to meet Vic liquor licensing laws.
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Handcrafted from fallen timber, this rustic paper towel holder has a substantial weight to it for easy single-handle pulls. Varnished for longevity, it makes a stylish and practical addition to country chic decor, while contrasting beautifully against modern white interiors.
Made in Bellingen, Northern NSW, by Laney's 82-year-old father, the paper towel tower is crafted from carefully selected fallen trees and branches, giving new life to old wood.
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There’s vegan chocolate. And then there’s Loco Love. Indulge in a luscious centre of cacao and cold-pressed extra virgin olive oil; slow-melting, and impossibly smooth. Adorned with crunchy cacao nibs and a delicate kiss of sea salt, these irresistible little bars are enveloped in Loco Love’s signature 70% dark chocolate. Earthy, sensual, and energising; this is a ritual of richness and reverence.
✅ Plant-based
✅ Gluten-free
✅ Sustainably sourced
✅ Home-compostable packaging
Perfect for birthdays, housewarming gifts or just-because hampers. Add to a box or basket, then mix and match thrifted gifts with a heartfelt card to create a present as surprising as the chocolate inside.
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A thoughtful Father’s Day card for the dad who’s always up for an adventure. Featuring a detailed stag illustration surrounded by foliage, it’s a lovely way to celebrate all the memories you’ve shared. Add some wine and choccies to complete the gift!
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A beautiful vintage-style ceramic trinket box featuring delicate Capodimonte-inspired flowers on a glossy white lid and a blush pink base.
Perfect for storing rings, earrings or other treasured keepsakes, it also makes a lovely wedding ring holder, adding a romantic touch to a dressing table, bedside or vanity.
Its floral design complements cottagecore and country chic décor, making it both a practical storage piece and an elegant decorative accent.
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A wonderfully sculptural piece of vintage glass, this oversized apple-shaped serving bowl is believed to date to the 1970s and is attributed to the much-loved Ravenhead Siesta range, produced in England.
Its generous proportions, distinctive angled stem and beautifully textured bark-effect glass closely match examples from the collection, making it a lovely representative of the playful yet practical design that defined the era.
Whether piled high with fresh fruit, displayed on a coffee table or simply left empty to catch the afternoon light, it's one of those pieces that earns its place all on its own.
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There’s vegan chocolate. And then there’s Loco Love. Indulge in tangy tingles of sour cherry swirled through velvety chocolate ganache, coated in a dark cacao shell and sprinkled with bright bursts of raspberry – the ultimate dance of sweet and sour, rich and fruity. Combined with Schisandra, a potent adaptogenic herb, each bite of this antioxidant-rich berry delight will bring you a little closer to eternal youth.
✅ Plant-based
✅ Gluten-free
✅ Sustainably sourced
✅ Home-compostable packaging
Perfect for birthdays, housewarming gifts or just-because hampers. Add to a box or basket, then mix and match thrifted gifts with a heartfelt card to create a present as surprising as the chocolate inside.
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Believed to be Duncan Enterprises, this pair of iridescent ceramic tulip goblets features a soft ivory pearl glaze with a subtle rainbow lustre. Their sculptural tulip shape and pedestal base are classic late 1970s to early 1980s design, making them just as lovely on display as they are in use.
Perfect for serving wine, cocktails or decadent desserts, they're equally suited to a vintage bar cart, open shelving or a beautifully styled wedding table. While the original maker's label is no longer present, the attribution to Duncan Enterprises is based on their distinctive design, ceramic construction and characteristic pearlescent glaze.
Founded in 1946 by Erma Duncan in her Fresno, California garage, Duncan Enterprises grew from a local ceramic studio and glaze manufacturer into a global leader in ceramic arts, supplying hobbyists, studios and major retailers over four generations.
A rare set you'll reach for whenever the occasion calls for something a little more spesh.
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With a mix of thoughtfully thrifted treasures, plant-based Australian treats and old-world charm, this genuinely one-off hamper is looking for a new home.
What’s included?
💗 Desert Sand Ceramic Cup by Pottery for the Planet, Handmade in Australia
💗 Delicate doily coaster
💗 15 x Madame Flavour Green Lychee & Rose Certified Biodegradable Tea Pyramids
💗 Wilde Rose Ganache Chocolate with Goji Berries by Loco Love in Byron Bay
💗 Pink Candle in Reusable Rose Ceramic Trinket Dish
💗 2 x Uncle Paul's Natural Vegetable Scented Soaps Made in Australia (Rose Water & Fruit Basket)
💗 1 x Maxwell & Williams Teas & C's Dahlia Daze Ceramic Teaspoon
💗 Packet of Mixed Carnation Seeds for a sweetly scented garden
💗 Bottle of Vegan Musk Sherbets by Jenbray Foods
💗 Reusable basket for onward gifting or home styling
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💚 All vegan-friendly products