On the first weekend of every month, Arezzo fills with objects. Dealers arrive before sunrise, unfolding their stalls across piazzas and stone streets until the city becomes a landscape of tables—porcelain beside silver, mid-century design beside older fragments.

Founded in 1968 by antiquarian Ivan Bruschi, the Fiera Antiquaria is now Italy’s oldest and largest antique market, returning each month with quiet consistency.

For Ad Origine, it has become a ritual. We walk, we look, we wait—until certain objects separate themselves from the rest.

The pieces shown here were found along those walks.
Expect them to change often. The fair always does.