antiquariant

history & art history student, antique collector, ghost hunter, a ghost myself, obsessed with the strange and mysterious, gothic and horrors, apparitions and mystic knowledge.

[hildeeveraert]

Gerard ter Borch, Meisje voor de Spiegel, Ca. 1652, Detail

[fravery]

Japanese Maple Tree in Winter 

[fairycosmos]

if you walk down a street at night during winter and you see a window glowing with warm orange light well sometimes you burst into tears at the sight

[bebemoon]

from a behind the scenes look at the studio and design process of cecilie bahnsen, 1granary.com {october 16, 2o2o} .

[antiquariant]

My Instagram: https://instagram.com/antiquariant?igshid=OGQ5ZDc2ODk2ZA== 🎞️🍂

[fairycosmos]

there's just nothing that beats being at home. the world will try to convince me i should be doing more and it's like yeah but im at home

[antiquariant]

Autumn is finally here in our town and I couldn’t be more happy! 🍂🎞️🧦🦇

[flowerytale]

Daphne du Maurier, from The Parasites

[antiquariant]

The last day of August came with unexpected warmth, but since tomorrow is September, I decided to subtly decorate for fall anyway. The day was spent at my favorite café just before my lecture in church and cloister architecture in the Middle Ages. Now I am back home, with lots of tea again, studying some more while waiting for the cool evening to come. 🎞️🏛️🕰️☕️

[antiquariant]

today’s outfit and the most beautiful 1920s photo album (gifted by my boyfriend last Christmas) 🎞️🏛️📜🕯️

[antiquariant]

my room is such a comfort place to me, soon to be filled with all things autumn and spooky. 🕰️🦇

[yesterdaysprint]

From Vanity Fair’s Dictionary for the Motion Pictures, March 1922

[iampoetnotarockstar-deactivated]

Elizabeth Barrett Browning, from Aurora Leigh, 1856.  

Source:histoire-d-elle

[the1920sinpictures]

1920′s Traveling tea case. From America in the 1920′s, FB.

[antiquariant]

i am infected with the kind of sadness only Kafka would understand.

[carpenoctem1897]

[jaane-ghazal]

There is something so intriguing, so fascinating about library cards, the ones that are kept inside the books, with the list of people who issued it and the return dates. Like yes, show me who read you before me and let my mind imagine unrealistic scenarios for them.