| CURIOUS | Nosy American is after bric-a-brac (7) |
| PIUS | The American is after half a pint for a Pope (4) |
| DISCUS | It's thrown for sport and the American is after the record (6) |
| WHATNOT | A light piece of furniture with shelves for bric-a-brac (7) |
| TALLEST | Looking back, trade in bric-a-brac most unlikely (7) |
| AGITATO | Wild money-changing securing bric-a-brac (7) |
| BELLJAR | Glass cover for bric-a-brac |
| ETAGERE | Bric-a-brac shelves |
| CONCEIT | From bric-a-brac once I took an antique ornament |
| TAGSALE | Place to buy bric-a-brac |
| VICTORIANA | Bric-a-brac, collectables or objets characteristic of the age or era ruled by a queen whose name is given to a bravery decoration, a cake, a lily and a plum, among many other things (10) |
| COLE | A creator of Bod, Bric-a-Brac, Chock-A-Block, Fingerbobs, Gran, Pigeon Street and other programmes for children; or, a vegetable for slaw (4) |
| KNICKKNACK | From a reduplication of an old word for "click, clack, snap", term for a petty trick or trifling deception first, later a cheap ornament, item of bric-a-brac, worthless trinket or other trifle (5-5) |
| CASE | It contains a piece of a bric-a-brac, as expected (4) |
| CURIO | Is inquisitive, leaving us out for a piece of bric-a-brac (5) |
| JUMBLE | A hotchpotch, mingle-mangle, mishmash, muddle or other confused mixture; bric-a-brac, cast-offs and oddments collected for a rummage sale; or, William Brown's trusty dog (6) |
| ANCESTRAL | Inherited bric-a-brac finally in a home artist left (9) |
| SEESAW | Title of a strand of programmes for children that included King Rollo, Bagpuss and Bric-a-Brac origi |
| AGITATED | Excited when bit of Italianate bric-a-brac is found in old container |
| JUNKSHOP | A tagareen or emporium for the procurement of bibelots, bric-a-brac, collectables, gewgaws, inexpensive antiques, vintage tat or other discarded/second-hand trumpery (4,4) |
