Since the blog post is so wonderful, we thought we’d re-blog the Shop’s post on Natasha of Candy Pop’s favourite items in the Old Fire Station Shop… Enjoy!

Natasha is a photographer, blogger and collector of old things based in Cowley, Oxford. Her blog Candy Pop is the place where she shares photographs of her home, her adventures and some of the things she finds along the way. We recently asked Natasha to pick her favourite items in the Old Fire Station shop and here is what she has selected. Over to you Natasha.

I’m a fan of vintage and handmade so I don’t usually shop on the high street. If I’m looking for a unique gift, an unusual card or a little treat for myself, the Old Fire Station shop is one of the places I love to visit. Here are a few of my favourite items from the shop.

My first pick is this lovely floral make-up bag by Loulabelle. I have a passion for vintage floral prints so it was an easy choice. It also doubles up as a stylish clutch bag on an evening out.

Anyone who visits my blog will know I’m a total deer fanatic, so this cute Bambi cushion melted my heart. Isn’t he the cutest little thing? I just had to give him a home!

My third pick is this gorgeous pink make-up bag. It’s the perfect size for my handbag, and it’s pink – what is there not to love?

This stylish design reminds me of a Bauhaus print. I love the fresh colours and it sits perfectly on my Eames chair, enough to brighten up any grey day.

This pretty necklace looks like some of the chintz prints throughout my home. There is something very charming about the flowers and colours, it’s the perfect length and it looks amazing with a black top.

And finally the Oxford bikes mug. If you follow Candy Pop (@candypopimages) on Instagram you will know I have a thing for bicycles, so you won’t be surprised by my final pick. And you really can’t have too many mugs – especially mugs with bikes on!

For more from Natasha please visit her blog and Instagram feed.

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