The Whatnot

02/04/2026

We are jammed packed with lots of interesting pieces and miscellaneous goodies. A feast for the curious eye.

Come in and say hello this Easter at the Whatnot on the River.

Open Thursdays & Saturdays.

02/04/2026

18/12/2025

St Brigid’s Cross Silver Necklace.

St. Brigid's Cross pendant necklace, a renowned Irish symbol, crafted from 925 silver on 20” chain. The cross is traditionally woven from rushes or straw on February 1st, St. Brigid's feast day, to mark the beginning of spring and bring blessings and protection to a home from evil, fire, and hunger.

£35

18/12/2025

Silver Miraculous Medal necklace

The Miraculous Medal signifies Mary's love and promise of grace, protection, and healing for those who wear it with faith, serving as a Catholic sacramental to draw people closer to God, not a magical charm, with its design (front: Mary on globe; back: 'M', Cross, Hearts, Stars) symbolizing profound faith, conversion, and spiritual help when asked for.

£45

Also available in 9ct gold.

18/12/2025

Celtic Trinity knot silver necklace.

The Celtic Trinity Knot, also known as the Triquetra (Latin for "three-cornered"), is an ancient symbol composed of three interlocking arcs formed from a single, continuous line. Because it has no beginning and no end, its primary overarching meaning is eternity, infinity, and the interconnectedness of life.

£45

18/12/2025

Claddagh trend still strong. Just in are these beautiful silver bracelets, one in solid silver and the other silver with emerald. From £60. 👌

18/12/2025

History of Ireland ring (925 silver)

This "History of Ireland" ring is a contemporary jewellery design that uses 8 specific symbols to narrate the island's historical journey, from ancient times to the modern era.

Beautiful gift. Large & small sizes available. Priced £30-45.

17/12/2025

9ct gold ‘Ogham’ necklace

Ogham is an Early Medieval alphabet used primarily to write the Primitive Irish language between the 4th and 6th centuries AD. It is the earliest known form of writing in Ireland and is often referred to as the "Celtic Tree Alphabet" because many of its characters are named after native Irish trees.

This necklace reads ‘Ireland’.

28/11/2025

If interested in a Christmas investment, you cannot go wrong with gold sovereigns.
Three halves, one full and a very special double sovereign now in stock.
POA

21/11/2025

Love gold but don’t like the price? Why not consider our heavy plated gold Claddagh rings? Made to resist tarnishing and only a fraction of the price at £30 each. Limited selection of sizes so snap them up while you can.

19/11/2025

A few images of the vintage Persian and Oriental rugs and runners we will have in stock next week.
The larger ones will be on display in the Waterside premises.