I love vintage cameras, so these gorgeous prints by Jeremy Slagle are right up my street - they are based on cameras found at garage sales and flea markets in Ohio. The four prints can be purchased for $39 here.

This red apple tree moneybox by Hus and Hem was originally made back in the 1970s and is still going strong today!

Via Retro To Go.

Talk about a timeless timepiece - this watch by ROGAN is quite literally timeless.

I guess it's not the most useful accessory in the world but it looks great nevertheless. Each one is made from old watch parts and is therefore unique.

You can buy one for $110 here.

This rather amusing and unconventional funny face ring is made by The Harbinger Co. in San Francisco.

These little birds by Studio MIKMIK are very sweet. I love that combination of brown and gold Gocco ink on greyboard. Grab one for a bargainous $12.

Just so you're all aware, I have a phobia of phones. I fear and loathe them. Yet at the same time, I am obsessed with them as objects. It's not a great position to be in.

However, I am rather keen on this bag by Lunacy Clothing Boutique. I'm sure I'd be fine carrying it around as long as there's no possibility of it ringing.

Singing in the rain(bow). A colour wheel umbrella, perfect for cheering up a rainy day.

Yes, it has been one of the sunniest weeks of the year so far but there's nothing wrong with forward planning.

Available from MoMA store for $40.

I'm not one for needless nostalgia but heck, I want this Ghostbusters backpack.

Coming soon from 80stees.com.

I'm not a great shoe lover (I once passed out in a shoe shop and have been wary of them ever since). However, I am certainly loving these boots with horse shoes attached to the soles. Made by PunitiveShoes. Go ahead, you can buy them for me if you like. I take a UK size 8. Ta.

This pencil eraser smooths out to look like a pebble when it has been used for a while.

No phone for illuminating conversation - just a candle for illuminating rooms.

Available from Urban Outfitters.

It may look like an axe thrown angrily at a wall but it's actually there for you to hang keys, towels, coats or bags from.

Available from Meninos.

The perfect paper weight for an architect. Available from the AIA Bookstore for $28.

I saw this dome containing to bear figures over at the Curiosity Shoppe, which poses the question: "Are they dancing? Are they wrestling? Up to you to decide."

I decide dancing/greeting each other with a friendly hug.

We really should.

Banter Banner sell some brilliant banners, all of them "celebrating the everyday". I want this one on my wall.

Lost City are selling sets of forensic pillows, featuring hand embroidery of crime scene trace evidence.

Via holycool.

Via idea-in.com.

This watch features a scrolling "Never Too Late" message...always a good thing to remember. Especially if you're running late.

Via momastore.org.

I think I have a bit thing of a thing about umbrellas. I would never have known before starting this blog but I do appear to post a new brolly on a regular basis.

This clever little birdcage umbrella is by Lulu Guinness.

Via bookofjoe.