CharmChase

05/08/2026

If you’re in Evesham, pop into Charm Chase for a friendly browse!

We offer a carefully selected range of antiques, vintage treasures, coins, militaria and unique collectables.

Whether you’re looking for something special or have items you’d like to sell, we’d be delighted to welcome you and offer a free, no-obligation valuation.

31/07/2026

If you’re out enjoying the Evesham Battle Festival today, why not pop in and see us too! 😊

You’ll find Charm Chase at 51 High Street – an antique and vintage shop full of character, unique finds, and treasures with a story to tell. Sometimes the best discovery isn’t at the festival… it’s just around the corner.

Come in for a browse, have a chat, and you might just take home a little piece of history⚔️🏺

📍 Charm Chase
51 High Street, Evesham
WR11 4DA

15/07/2026

We buy before house clearance 🏺🏅⏱️🖼️🧐

Before you clear a house, it’s worth taking a moment to check what might actually have value.

We are a well-established antique and vintage shop on the High Street in Evesham, working directly with members of the public across the local area.

We regularly help people who are downsizing, moving, or simply clearing space by looking through items that might otherwise be overlooked.

You can:
• Visit us in store
📍 51 High Street, Evesham WR11 4DA
• Send photos via WhatsApp or email
📱 07918 527790
📩 [email protected]
• Contact us through our website
https://charmchase.co.uk
• Or book an appointment and we can also visit you if needed

We offer fair, honest valuations with no pressure and no obligation. Just straightforward, local advice from a business you can easily reach🤝

08/07/2026

A beautiful example of Japanese craftsmanship from the Meiji period, this Shibayama-style diptych showcases the extraordinary artistry that made these works so highly prized by collectors around the world.

The panels feature delicately inlaid birds resting among flowering branches, created using the traditional Shibayama technique with mother-of-pearl and finely carved bone. Every detail reflects the remarkable precision and elegance associated with Japanese decorative arts of the late 19th century.

The richly carved dark wood frames perfectly complement the composition, making this diptych not only a work of art but also a striking decorative statement for any interior.

If you’re interested in adding this exceptional piece to your collection, feel free to send us a DM for more information.

02/07/2026

Solid Wood African Chairs.

Handcrafted from solid wood, these chairs showcase the bold, sculptural character African furniture is known for. The rich grain, natural patina, and strong proportions make each piece unique, with the kind of presence that only genuine handcrafted furniture has.

Perfect as statement chairs, accent pieces, or for collectors who appreciate authentic craftsmanship.

🌍Two chairs available.

Interested in purchasing? Send me a DM

17/06/2026

Before cameras fit in your pocket, this was the pocket camera everyone wanted.

This vintage Eastman Kodak No. 1A Pocket Junior dates back to the late 1920s and features one of its most sought-after detail a beautiful green finish that has become highly collectible over the years.

With its ingenious folding bellows design, it brought quality photography into the hands of everyday people, making it a true icon of its era.

Today, it’s more than just a camera it’s a remarkable piece of photographic history and a stunning collector’s item.

Would you display it in your collection or love to see it in action once again? 📷

If you’d like to know more about this piece or are interested in purchasing it, send us a DM and we’d be delighted to help💁‍♀️

10/06/2026

Why is English china still collected today?
For much of the 20th century, English fine china was considered a symbol of quality craftsmanship and good taste. Manufacturers produced decorative pieces that combined practical use with detailed artwork, often featuring fruit, floral, and countryside motifs.
This Baroness Fine China bowl is a classic example. Made in England, it features a hand-decorated fruit design, rich autumn tones, and gilt edging, all characteristic of the period.

Today, pieces like this remain popular with collectors and interior designers who appreciate traditional English decorative ware and the character it brings to a home.

If you’re interested in purchasing or would like more details, send us a direct message.

08/06/2026

A fascinating example of Ottoman craftsmanship from the 17th century.

This Islamic gunpowder flask is made of bronze and decorated with finely hand-chased ornamentation. It stands on a four-footed base and retains its original iron flip lid, finished with an Islamic bird motif.

The flask remains in original condition, displaying a rich brown patina developed over centuries of age and use.

Comparable examples have appeared at major international auctions, highlighting the continued interest in Ottoman military and decorative objects among collectors.

For further information or purchasing enquiries, please send us a direct message.

07/06/2026

WE BUY MEDALS, AWARDS & MILITARIA

🔍🕰️ ⏳ 📜 🏛️📦

Military items and memorabilia wanted.

Any era. Any condition

📍 51 High Street, Evesham WR 11 4 DA
📩 [email protected]
📱 WhatsApp: 07918527790

https://charmchase.co.uk

07/06/2026

In the 1950s, smoking wasn’t something hidden away in a pocket or bag. It was part of everyday social life, and even the accessories were designed to be seen.

This Rolinx mechanical cigarette dispenser, made in England, is a wonderful example of that era. Crafted from cream-coloured plastic, it was designed to sit proudly on a coffee table or sideboard. With a simple mechanism, a cigarette would appear ready to be offered to a guest – a small touch that felt surprisingly sophisticated at the time.

Today, pieces like this are admired not for their original purpose, but for their design, ingenuity, and the glimpse they offer into a very different way of life.

A small object with a big dose of 1950s charm.