Cherub's Garden Mystery Box | 5 Curated Vintage Treasures

The Cherub’s Garden Mystery Box is a romantic, whimsical collection of 5 hand-selected vintage and pre-owned treasures inspired by an old garden filled with roses, ivy, weathered stone, glass, porcelain, brass, and forgotten little keepsakes.

Each box is individually curated, so no two will be exactly alike. Your five treasures may include decorative or useful vintage pieces chosen to fit the soft cottage garden atmosphere of The Cherub’s Garden.

Please Note

The treasures inside are vintage and pre-owned and have lived lives before finding their way to you. Pieces may show signs of age and previous use such as light scratches, crazing, discoloration, patina, paint loss, small chips, or other age-related imperfections. These characteristics are part of the nature and charm of collecting vintage pieces.

Listing photos represent the overall style and feeling of The Cherub’s Garden. The exact five treasures you receive will remain a mystery until your parcel arrives.

From the Manor

Hidden beyond the ivy-covered paths of The Forgotten Manor is an old garden filled with roses and seven stone cherubs.

There have always been seven.

Until one morning, there were only six.

A search through the Manor's old gardening records eventually revealed something peculiar. This was not the first time the little stone figure had disappeared.

Long ago, he had been known as The Keeper of Little Things.

For generations, people at the Manor left small possessions beneath his pedestal. A piece of jewelry. A little dish. A bit of glass or porcelain. A letter, a flower, a household object, or some other small keepsake that had once mattered to someone.

They were not necessarily valuable things.

They were simply things that had been kept.

The old records tell us that whenever too many forgotten possessions accumulated beneath his watch, the Keeper would disappear.

And every time he vanished, exactly five little things disappeared with him.

The Manor's tradition says he did not steal them.

He chose them.

He sent them away from the garden so that instead of being forgotten, they might belong to someone again.

The Keeper has since returned to his pedestal.

But five little things are missing.

Perhaps they are waiting inside your parcel.