Best Sellers
Large Sheep Mug
Grape Soap
Red Cotton Patchwork Quilt
Aita Amber Base Short Glasses
Cornflower Kimppu Linen Frill Bolster Cushion
Wavy Edge Terracotta Pots
Cambridge Check Placemat Napkin Set
Midnight Nova Matelasse Coverlet
Tomato Tote
Art Deco Block Print Napkins
Peridot Kimppu Patchwork Quilt
Sunset Beeswax Spiral Candles
Why we started The Six Bells
The Six Bells came out of a love of the past. We started our store because we felt like the world was spinning a little too quickly and maybe we could make our homes the antidote. The Six Bells is stocked with country-inspired homeware and decor made by small, independent brands from little towns all over the world, and antiques from road trips we take across the country. Every piece you buy has been hand-picked or hand-crafted. Orbiting around the store, there’s a storyworld of a fictional village with characters, a town newspaper, local gossip and sheep roaming free. We hope you enjoy the world of The Six Bells. As we say at the shop, in with the old and out with the new.
The Story of The Six Bells told in Two Parts
Frequently Asked Questions
The antiques at The Six Bells come from antique malls, estate sales and small shops around the country. We hand-pick each and every antique on trips to small towns like Berlin, OH, Junction City, KS, Ronks, PA, Creve Coeur, MO, and Irondale, AL.
At The Six Bells, we are proud to carry a curated collection of small, independent brands and makers from towns around the world. Our discovery process includes outreach to brands we have followed and loved, making connections to artisans who are selling in the United States for the first time and personal studio visits with domestically located brands.
We are located at 221 Court Street in the Cobble Hill neighborhood of Brooklyn.
The name The Six Bells comes from a small pub in Warborough, Oxfordshire which was the set of several episodes of our favorite British crime show Midsomer Murders
The Village of Barrow's Green is located in a little world far away where The Six Bells takes its inspiration. The civil parish of Barrow's Green is home to 640 residents, and has its own town newspaper. You can read more about Barrow's Green and meet some of its characters here.
