Collection: Gifts under $100

The page for presents that need to be good without being expensive. Most of what is here sits between thirty and eighty dollars, which is where gifts actually land, and it covers homeware, stationery, games, children's pieces and the pantry.

The Haws watering cans are the strongest part of it. The Fazeley Flow comes in copper, green, Peppercorn Pink and Bluebell Meadow, in one and two pint sizes, and it pours a direct stream rather than a spray, which is what makes it work for houseplants rather than beds. The green one-pint is the version most people start with.

The stationery is ours. The foil stamped sets run from the fox and the butterfly carousel through to the bouquet and bow and the leaping teapot, each holding ten cards and ten lined envelopes in an acrylic box. The customized matchbooks are engraved with initials, and the heart wiggle pens sit at the very bottom of the range for anyone adding something small.

WS Game Company's Vintage Bookshelf Editions cover the games. Scrabble, Monopoly, Clue, Jenga and the rest come in fabric-wrapped boxes designed to look like hardbacks, with the board and pieces stored inside, and they sit between forty and fifty dollars each. For children there are the wooden Candylab vehicles and the picture books, and for the kitchen there are the Palais des Thes teas and the 1986 single-flower tins.

If you are buying for someone whose taste you know but whose wishlist you do not, the useful rule is to pick one thing from the room they spend most time in. Homeware, stationery and games cover most of those.

We keep the range in stock. If there is something particular you are looking for that you are not able to find on the website, reach out to us and we will be glad to help.