SITE PARTNER:  

Esk Trading Post

Esk

Esk, a tiny township just an hour and half’s easy weekend drive from Brisbane, is home to Esk Trading Post, an indoor and outdoor source of country and antique treasures and procurements.

Here, you will find everything from furniture to thimbles, with heaps of unexpected treasures and finds in between.

Esk Trading Post, Esk, Queensland

The entrance corridor guides you past beautiful, antique timber hutches, shelves and bookcases, all with their own vintage pieces on display, such as leather-bound books, porcelain tea pots and kerosene lamps.

Esk Trading Post, Esk, Queensland

A room off to the right includes an eclectic mix of more modern items, such as retro clothing, brass ornaments, small timber statues, candelabras, indoor lights and lamps, rugs and nic nacs in general.

Esk Trading Post, Esk, Queensland

Head outside and you’ll be impressed with the pickings.

Esk Trading Post, Esk, Queensland

From cute, steel-cast door stoppers to gorgeous ranges of blue and white crockery, vases and homewares, it’s a collector’s paradise.

Esk Trading Post, Esk, Queensland

Cast iron pots, green glass marine balls, bird cages, and different coloured vintage glass items fill the shelves – 1950's amber glass, green depression glass and ruby glass, crystal and cut glass. The list is endless!

Esk Trading Post, Esk, Queensland

If you’re thinking about renovating, keep an eye out for the brass and metal hat hooks, fire hearth grates and decorative planter boxes, along with boho chic ornaments and statement pieces.

Esk Trading Post, Esk, Queensland

Petrol heads and motoring enthusiasts will be fuelled with anticipation of a visit, and it’s a common weekend sight to see motorbikes lined-up out front, with Esk being a popular destination for a cruisey bike ride and a spot of vintage shopping.

Esk Trading Post, Esk, Queensland

Retro engine oil signs make a great addition to any man cave, and the aged wagon wheels are just the thing as a statement piece for a country garden look.

Need to know – The range is ever-changing so make sure you ask the staff if there’s something in particular that you’re after or call ahead before your visit.

By Danella Perrins

Looking for more ideas on what to do on when day tripping to Esk, check out our guide here. Or, if you’re wanting to spend longer in the region, think about staying with Pure Glamping, just a short drive from Esk, with romantic glamping and family glamping sites available.

Esk Trading Post

112 Ipswich Street

Esk

Opening hours

07 5424 2618

Map

Top Things To Do In Brisbane This Week

Don't miss the smash hit comedy, The Gospel According to Paul
Find career opportunities for all ages at the Careers & Employment Expo
Brisbane's getting an epic cheese festival
Watch out Brisbane! Australia's Crown Prince of Comedy is back!
Exciting racing action and dining options make this a must-attend
A unforgettable, immersive 'Fire to Table' dining experience
Feel the beat when Deaf in dance opens at State Library
Choral Spectacular is a a much-loved music event
Brisbane’s biggest annual sustainability festival is set to hit Victoria Park
EDITOR'S PICK

LEAF 2024

Learn to make sustainable choices one LEAF at a time when Queensland’s largest sustainability festival returns in June
LEAF 2024
MUST DO

Beauty and the Beast

Your last chance to experience this “truly magical” (Theatre Matters) five‑star production before it leaves Brisbane
Beauty and the Beast
THIS WEEKEND

Top Things to Do May 17-19

From Paniyiri, the Brookfield Show, a farm to city riverside market and pop-up igloo champagne bar to a stunning new steak & seafood restaurant
This Weekend May 17-19
COMING UP

What's on in June in & Around Brisbane

From an iconic motor fest and writers festival to Bangarra Dance, Elvis on stage and a German lantern fest, here's what's on in June
What's On in June 2024
FREE

State Library of Queensland

Feel the beat when this captivating free exhibition opens, showcasing the Deaf Indigenous Dance Group from Far North Queensland
Free Exhibitions at State Library of Queensland
Logie-winner Thomas Weatherall enthrals
CONTENT RESUMES ON SCROLL
ADVERTISEMENT