Under-$100 Secondhand Finds on 1stDibs, Etsy, eBay and More: April Picks

Plus: some under-$500 selects you won't want to miss

Apr 05, 2026

If there’s one thing I’ve learned after years of thrifting (and selling vintage to everyone from set designers to celebrities), it’s this: the best finds are rarely the ones everyone’s fighting over.

Often, the most incredible finds are the little, under-$100 pieces that slip through the cracks (the things no one else recognizes, but that completely change a space once you bring them home).

That’s what this list is about.

But before we get into it, a few things on my radar right now—because I know a lot of you are shopping both secondhand and new this time of year (and, as always, a note that I often utilize affiliate links and highlight gifted items — but I never share anything I don’t actually love and use):

Sephora’s sale (which runs April 10–20) is one of the few times I’ll actually stock up on skincare, and I will be reordering my Eadem staples (their cashmere peel is one of the only things that actually offers me a solid exfoliation without irritation). If you’ve been meaning to try it, the sale is a good time.
I also swapped out my entry rug recently — one of the only places I won’t use vintage (I have a dog!) — and went with this washable style. It looks chic (love the animal print), but I can throw it in the wash, which, if you’ve ever dealt with an entryway rug, you understand is non-negotiable!
I just ordered a pair of Margaux’s ankle-tie sandals that feel very “European summer but practical enough for a day of estate-saling.” They’re so chic and all three pairs of shoes I own by this brand are wildly comfortable (their flats are great, too).
And one more thing I’ve been reaching for lately: Cann’s yuzu elderflower non-alcoholic drink. I love having something that feels a little elevated at the end of the day—and this has that slightly citrusy, almost aperitif feel without being overly sweet. It’s a nice alternative to a glass of wine in that it gives you a buzz but won’t give you a hangover.

Now—onto the good stuff: the best under-$100 vintage finds I came across this month. And as a bonus, I also rounded up some under-$500 finds at the bottom (most of them are under $150, tbh, but they didn’t quite meet the criteria for the main list — but they are so good I had to include them here).