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Ever wondered what it’s like inside the UK’s largest vintage jewellery shop? Our 2 stores are a short distance from Parsons Green tube station and are open to all, 7 days a week from 11am to 6pm. Discover more via the link in bio #AccessoriesofOld

Now 2 LOCATIONS both open 7 DAYS A WEEK (11am - 6pm) 💎💍 Millions of items of the finest dead stock jewellery, at prices you simply won’t believe! #AccessoriesofOld

Now 2 LOCATIONS both open 7 DAYS A WEEK (11am - 6pm) 💎💍 Millions of items of the finest dead stock jewellery, at prices you simply won’t believe! #AccessoriesofOld

In memory of Josef Soffer
1934 - 2026 🤍

For those wondering about “the attic” we’re always rummaging through... it belonged to jewellery designer Josef Soffer.

Born in 1934, Joe fled Communist Czechoslovakia with his family as a child before eventually settling in London, where he and his father built a costume jewellery business together, supplying boutiques and stores with handmade designs for decades.

Even as the industry changed, Joe continued designing and creating jewellery for as long as his health allowed.

Over the past few months, we’ve been uncovering drawers filled with sketches, stones, unfinished samples and countless magnificent pieces tucked away in his beloved home.

We feel incredibly grateful to be part of preserving and sharing Joe’s life’s work, including completing pieces he never got the chance to finish.

His creativity, craftsmanship and legacy will continue to live on through every piece 🤍

Rest peacefully, Joe.. with love from everyone at Accessories of Old

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While sourcing jewellery from the late Joe Soffer’s collection, we stumbled across boxes of old records tucked away alongside the treasures 🎶✨

Turns out he had incredible taste in music too… we can only imagine some of these absolute bangers playing while he created his beautiful pieces.

Sometimes the best part of sourcing is discovering the unexpected things left behind 🤍

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Finding beauty in the architectural tension of the Lake District, this collection draws a direct line between the imposing Neo-Gothic silhouette of Wray Castle and the intricate craft of evening wear. London-based designer Emile Braibant translates the castle’s "mock" brutalist elegance into structural pieces adorned with antique Swarovski pendants and hand-braided silver thread sourced from 1920s headbands. This exploration of heritage continues with designs inspired by the Ruined Abbey at Painshill Park, where the wistful reflections of 18th-century masonry inform the fluidity of the garments. By repurposing antique jewellery and trims, the work bridges the gap between the monumental scale of British landmarks and the delicate intimacy of high-fashion craftsmanship.

Designer: @emile.braibanttt
Model: @aivi_phong
Materials: @accessoriesofold

Finding beauty in the architectural tension of the Lake District, this collection draws a direct line between the imposing Neo-Gothic silhouette of Wray Castle and the intricate craft of evening wear. London-based designer Emile Braibant translates the castle’s "mock" brutalist elegance into structural pieces adorned with antique Swarovski pendants and hand-braided silver thread sourced from 1920s headbands. This exploration of heritage continues with designs inspired by the Ruined Abbey at Painshill Park, where the wistful reflections of 18th-century masonry inform the fluidity of the garments. By repurposing antique jewellery and trims, the work bridges the gap between the monumental scale of British landmarks and the delicate intimacy of high-fashion craftsmanship.

Designer: @emile.braibanttt
Model: @aivi_phong
Materials: @accessoriesofold

Finding beauty in the architectural tension of the Lake District, this collection draws a direct line between the imposing Neo-Gothic silhouette of Wray Castle and the intricate craft of evening wear. London-based designer Emile Braibant translates the castle’s "mock" brutalist elegance into structural pieces adorned with antique Swarovski pendants and hand-braided silver thread sourced from 1920s headbands. This exploration of heritage continues with designs inspired by the Ruined Abbey at Painshill Park, where the wistful reflections of 18th-century masonry inform the fluidity of the garments. By repurposing antique jewellery and trims, the work bridges the gap between the monumental scale of British landmarks and the delicate intimacy of high-fashion craftsmanship.

Designer: @emile.braibanttt
Model: @aivi_phong
Materials: @accessoriesofold

Finding beauty in the architectural tension of the Lake District, this collection draws a direct line between the imposing Neo-Gothic silhouette of Wray Castle and the intricate craft of evening wear. London-based designer Emile Braibant translates the castle’s "mock" brutalist elegance into structural pieces adorned with antique Swarovski pendants and hand-braided silver thread sourced from 1920s headbands. This exploration of heritage continues with designs inspired by the Ruined Abbey at Painshill Park, where the wistful reflections of 18th-century masonry inform the fluidity of the garments. By repurposing antique jewellery and trims, the work bridges the gap between the monumental scale of British landmarks and the delicate intimacy of high-fashion craftsmanship.

Designer: @emile.braibanttt
Model: @aivi_phong
Materials: @accessoriesofold

Finding beauty in the architectural tension of the Lake District, this collection draws a direct line between the imposing Neo-Gothic silhouette of Wray Castle and the intricate craft of evening wear. London-based designer Emile Braibant translates the castle’s "mock" brutalist elegance into structural pieces adorned with antique Swarovski pendants and hand-braided silver thread sourced from 1920s headbands. This exploration of heritage continues with designs inspired by the Ruined Abbey at Painshill Park, where the wistful reflections of 18th-century masonry inform the fluidity of the garments. By repurposing antique jewellery and trims, the work bridges the gap between the monumental scale of British landmarks and the delicate intimacy of high-fashion craftsmanship.

Designer: @emile.braibanttt
Model: @aivi_phong
Materials: @accessoriesofold

Finding beauty in the architectural tension of the Lake District, this collection draws a direct line between the imposing Neo-Gothic silhouette of Wray Castle and the intricate craft of evening wear. London-based designer Emile Braibant translates the castle’s "mock" brutalist elegance into structural pieces adorned with antique Swarovski pendants and hand-braided silver thread sourced from 1920s headbands. This exploration of heritage continues with designs inspired by the Ruined Abbey at Painshill Park, where the wistful reflections of 18th-century masonry inform the fluidity of the garments. By repurposing antique jewellery and trims, the work bridges the gap between the monumental scale of British landmarks and the delicate intimacy of high-fashion craftsmanship.

Designer: @emile.braibanttt
Model: @aivi_phong
Materials: @accessoriesofold

Come with us on a real-time vintage treasure hunt through the Joe Soffer archive we found tucked away in a South West London attic…

We genuinely never know what’s coming next when opening these cases 👀

Watch to see what Jon and Libby discover, from jewellery to unexpected finds along the way…

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In her defence… her fingertips were NOT cooperating as well as usual that day 😭

We promise we give everyone a full tutorial before setting you loose on the charms 🤍

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@swannee.vranckx

Some of last weeks charming makes ✨✨✨

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Some of last weeks charming makes ✨✨✨

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Some of last weeks charming makes ✨✨✨

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Some of last weeks charming makes ✨✨✨

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Some of last weeks charming makes ✨✨✨

#AccessoriesOfOld

Some of last weeks charming makes ✨✨✨

#AccessoriesOfOld

Some of last weeks charming makes ✨✨✨

#AccessoriesOfOld

Some of last weeks charming makes ✨✨✨

#AccessoriesOfOld

Some of last weeks charming makes ✨✨✨

#AccessoriesOfOld

Some of last weeks charming makes ✨✨✨

#AccessoriesOfOld

Some of last weeks charming makes ✨✨✨

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Yesterday was unreal 🎉🥂

Big thank you to everyone who came down, had a dig, drank some Prosecco and made our Factory Outlet launch at The Arch what it was!!

And just to be clear - this isn’t a one-off 👀

The Arch is now our permanent factory outlet, which means you can come by anytime and shop real vintage from the 80s & 90s, from brooches & earrings, to necklaces & more!

Everything is £5 and under. Always💥

📍 1st Railway Arch - Next to Safestore
37 Munster Rd, London SW6 4ER

🕒 11am–6pm daily

#AccessoriesOfOld

Yesterday was unreal 🎉🥂

Big thank you to everyone who came down, had a dig, drank some Prosecco and made our Factory Outlet launch at The Arch what it was!!

And just to be clear - this isn’t a one-off 👀

The Arch is now our permanent factory outlet, which means you can come by anytime and shop real vintage from the 80s & 90s, from brooches & earrings, to necklaces & more!

Everything is £5 and under. Always💥

📍 1st Railway Arch - Next to Safestore
37 Munster Rd, London SW6 4ER

🕒 11am–6pm daily

#AccessoriesOfOld

Yesterday was unreal 🎉🥂

Big thank you to everyone who came down, had a dig, drank some Prosecco and made our Factory Outlet launch at The Arch what it was!!

And just to be clear - this isn’t a one-off 👀

The Arch is now our permanent factory outlet, which means you can come by anytime and shop real vintage from the 80s & 90s, from brooches & earrings, to necklaces & more!

Everything is £5 and under. Always💥

📍 1st Railway Arch - Next to Safestore
37 Munster Rd, London SW6 4ER

🕒 11am–6pm daily

#AccessoriesOfOld

Yesterday was unreal 🎉🥂

Big thank you to everyone who came down, had a dig, drank some Prosecco and made our Factory Outlet launch at The Arch what it was!!

And just to be clear - this isn’t a one-off 👀

The Arch is now our permanent factory outlet, which means you can come by anytime and shop real vintage from the 80s & 90s, from brooches & earrings, to necklaces & more!

Everything is £5 and under. Always💥

📍 1st Railway Arch - Next to Safestore
37 Munster Rd, London SW6 4ER

🕒 11am–6pm daily

#AccessoriesOfOld

Yesterday was unreal 🎉🥂

Big thank you to everyone who came down, had a dig, drank some Prosecco and made our Factory Outlet launch at The Arch what it was!!

And just to be clear - this isn’t a one-off 👀

The Arch is now our permanent factory outlet, which means you can come by anytime and shop real vintage from the 80s & 90s, from brooches & earrings, to necklaces & more!

Everything is £5 and under. Always💥

📍 1st Railway Arch - Next to Safestore
37 Munster Rd, London SW6 4ER

🕒 11am–6pm daily

#AccessoriesOfOld

Yesterday was unreal 🎉🥂

Big thank you to everyone who came down, had a dig, drank some Prosecco and made our Factory Outlet launch at The Arch what it was!!

And just to be clear - this isn’t a one-off 👀

The Arch is now our permanent factory outlet, which means you can come by anytime and shop real vintage from the 80s & 90s, from brooches & earrings, to necklaces & more!

Everything is £5 and under. Always💥

📍 1st Railway Arch - Next to Safestore
37 Munster Rd, London SW6 4ER

🕒 11am–6pm daily

#AccessoriesOfOld

Boat Race day plans? We’ve got you covered before or after 🍾

Whether you’re team Oxford, Cambridge… or just here for the vibes 👀 if you’re heading to Putney today, make a little detour…

We’re just a 13 min walk (or 4 min cycle) from Putney Bridge🚶‍♀️🚲

Pop by The Arch to celebrate our Factory Outlet launch and we’ll hand you a free glass of prosecco! 🥂

Then have a dig through:
✨ real vintage from the 80s & 90s
✨ baskets of brooches, earrings & accessories
✨ endless necklaces & bracelets

…and the best part? Everything is £5 and under.

Treasure hunt + prosecco = no brainer.

📍1st Railway Arch - Next to Safestore
37 Munster Rd, London SW6 4ER

🕒 Open 7 days a week, 11am–6pm

See you later 👀

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So good you thought it was an April Fools… 👀

…but we wouldn’t joke about this.

After weeks of dropping teasers, it’s finally here! Our Arch location, AKA our new Factory Outlet is opening this weekend (oh and did we mention EVERYTHING is PERMANENTLY £5 and under?) 🎉 Yes, actual vintage pieces from the 80s & 90s… for a fiver or less.

✨ Baskets of brooches
✨ Endless necklaces & bracelets
✨ Earrings, accessories & hidden gems everywhere

It’s giving all of the treasure hunt energy you’ve been looking for… and trust us, there are some SERIOUS finds in here.

And no - this isn’t a prank.

Come see for yourself at our launch party April 4th happening from 11am - 6pm🥂
Prosecco, nibbles, and baskets full of vintage waiting for you.
📍1st Railway Arch - Next to Safestore, 37 Munster Rd, London SW6 4ER

*THIS IS NOT A SALE - THESE PRICES £5 (and less) ARE PERMANENT*

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Let’s travel back to 1890!
Bespoke bra for @miss.coco.belle for Chat Noir, the new @lostestateofficial production.

Handmade by @the.house.of.swan using vintage metal parts / findings, embellished with vintage glass stones & cabochons all sourced via the one & only ‘million of vintage jewellery & components warehouse in London’, @accessoriesofold 💫✨

Thank you @quirkers for having us to bring this design to life.
@miss.coco.belle is also wearing panties by @quirkers