Our pick of November interiors pop-ups and markets, including Glassette's first ever physical outing

The early bird gets the best Christmas gifts, or so the saying (kind of) goes.

To be a brilliant gifter is to be an opportunist. The most thoughtful among us see present-buying potential in autumn vintage markets and brand pop-ups a full month before everyone else is making a mad dash for it around Westfield.

And there are some fabulous autumn offerings popping up all over town, whether you're thinking of stocking fillers or just a way to treat yourself. Here are the best interiors pop-ups, markets and sales to have on your radar now.

After a summer of second-hand design, including collaborations with Vinterior and The Spotlight Market, Selfridges is set to host Glassette's first IRL outing.

The temporary showroom will bring a bigger audience to Laura Jackson's thriving homeware marketplace, which is the sole stockist for many small UK brands and makers. For now, this will be the only place to shop the new glassware collection.

From October 30; 400 Oxford Street, London W1A 1AB

Remove the ubiquitous French cinema poster from your basket and head to this specialist market in Peckham.

Projekt 26 founders Sylwia and Harriet have got a host of indie dealers on speed dial, so expect thousands of graphic-but-grown-up designs from retro surf and psychedelica to their own stash of rare Polish theatre, exhibition and film posters. Prices start at £10 and a zero-waste framer is on hand.

£2 entry

November 3 – 5; The Copeland Gallery, 133 Copeland Road, London SE15 3SN

For those who like their gifts limited edition (and don't we all?) this platform connects aspiring design collectors with emerging creatives based within 100km of London.

Little is known about the line up for this winter pop-up, but we do know it will include another drop from the platform's second cohort, an eclectic gang of best-in-class furniture makers, jewellery designers, sculptors and more.

November 30 – January 1, 56 Neal Street, London WC2H 9PA

Abandon Oxford Street chaos for precision gifting at this genteel design community nearby.

Its first ever Christmas pop-up promises two floors of curated wares from the likes of HUM London, Domenica Marland and Colours or Arley, plus wreath making workshops with the English Potted Plant Company.

Combine with a frosty walk in Hyde Park, but beware Winter Wonderland in full flow.

November 22 – December 19; 12 Portchester Place, London W2 2BS

Plasticky petals no longer cut it thanks to next-generation faux flower brands like Ett Hem London, whose hand-made stems have made it into Buckingham Palace.

Conduct the touch test at their pop-up in Notting Hill, which promises the chance to create bespoke bouquets, buy their first-ever wreaths and garlands and declare yourself pro-faux with a new range of tote bags and sweatshirts.

October 30 – November 6; 79 Ledbury Road, London W11 2AG

Museum of the Home's Winter Yard Sale is back after a fallow year. Choice selections include modish striped cushions from Amuse La Bouche and chef-endorsed kitchen knives with recycled handles by Allday Goods, and festive nibbles and mince pies will be on hand to fuel the browsing.

It's part of a wider winter festival which includes an auction with design hotel stays and bespoke furniture as prizes.

Early access tickets £15; general entry £7.50

November 26; 136 Kingsland Rd, London E2 8EA

Forest Hill homeware store Better Things will hand over the keys to a trio of local dealers – not literally, we presume – for five days of all things vintage design in early November.

Christopher Lian and the duo behind Opta have been holding back some of their most collectible objects and artwork, while My Moka Home's rare Italian moka pots are sure to impress the most haughty of coffee heads.

November 1 – 5; 105 Dartmouth Rd, London SE23 3HT

Few organisations can say they've done as much to safeguard global craft as Cockpit Arts, a London-based social enterprise home to more than 150 designer-makers.

Before the grand reopening of Cockpit Deptford in December, this Bloomsbury event is a chance to buy directly from craftspeople in their studios. Expect everything from fine ceramics to woven textiles, and an accessible, friendly atmosphere.

Advance tickets £8; on the door £10

November 24 – 26; Cockpit Yard, Northington Street, London WC1N 2NP