Posh on State Street is an amazing little shop - you would swear you
just walked into a Parisian flea market. They stock mostly vintage (some
new) goods for your entire kitchen, like hotel china and silver, french
tea towels, jadeite cake stands, ceramic creamers, french salt
cellars, antique matchbook stands, milk glass salt & pepper shakers
... the list goes on and on. It's not a huge space but I could still
spend a good chunk of time in there pouring over each and every item
they offer, dreaming up ways to incorporate it all into my home (or how
to arrange just moving in). I just might pull it off since I read that they have a wedding registry!
• Tour Eiffel bottle openers, Bistro de Paris dessert plates
• Le Petit Saunier sea salted caramels
• stacks of hotel branded dishware
• vintage french china sets
• vintage ashtrays
• piles of vintage silverware
• stacks of hotel branded dishware
• vintage french china sets
• vintage ashtrays
• piles of vintage silverware
Also, a fun fact courtesy of the shop's website ... the word posh began
as an acronym. Wealthy steamship passengers would book cabins on the
port side of ship going out of England, Starboard for the journey home. Their tickets were stamped P.O.S.H. (Port Out Starboard Home) and
people started using the acronym to describe luxurious accommodations. Et Voilà!
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