Knick Collection

Grand Arabian Bazar, Tunis, Tunisia - Perfume Shop (Boutique de Parfumier), also selling numerous and multiple Tourist items, curiosities and knick knacks, including traditional fabric

Life in Paris, Christmas Time on the Boulevards (litho)
1063683 Life in Paris, Christmas Time on the Boulevards (litho) by Renouard, Charles Paul (1845-1924) (after); Private Collection; (add.info.: Life in Paris, Christmas Time on the Boulevards)

Cat telephone cosy from Selfridges, 1919
Ideas for Christmas gifts from Selfridges. This quaint conceit is a telephone cosy in the shape of a cat. Everyone needs one of these in their life. Date: 1919

Vitrine Display Cabinet
The French call this a vitrine - its a glass-fronted display cabinet to show off your precious knick-knacks. Date: 18th century

Painter of Interiors
The painter of interiors at his easel : he is very hot on drapery, armchairs, fireplaces, tables with knick- knacks... Date: 1904

Seller of plaster figurines
A street seller of plaster figurines and busts. He balances a board on his head with various figures for sale, and carries two larger busts in his arms. A small boy seems interested in his wares

Ornaments for Stoves
Any ornaments for your fire- stoves ? - a music-hall song reflects the Victorian passion for decorating every corner of the home with knick-knacks and ornaments

Kettledrum Tables
Four kettledrum tables - small occasional tables which can be put here, there or everywhere, with knick-knacks, objets d art and souvenirs from Broadstairs on them

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Step into the vibrant world of Knick, a charming character from the bygones era. Picture him strolling through the Grand Arabian Bazar in Tunis, Tunisia, haggling over exotic spices and intricately designed plaster figurines. Fast forward to Paris, where Knick's spirit comes alive during Christmas time on the Boulevards, his heart warmed by the twinkling lights and the scent of fresh waffles. Back in his humble abode, Knick's Victorian flat is adorned with a painter's touch, boasting a Vitrine Display Cabinet filled with ornaments for stoves and a cat telephone cosy from Selfridges, 1919. His favorite spot, however, is by the kettledrum table, sipping a steaming cup of tea, lost in the symphony of memories.