This is an event that is held every two months and attracts 2,500 (!) vendors.
It is a Thursday / Friday agenda - but be warned - many vendors only stick around for the first day, so if you are looking for something in particular, you may want to brave the hordes early.
Kelsea and I were just there to look as she has decided that I am a hoarder.
Here are some pictures to whet your appetite...
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| Wagon wheels, an army of bentwood dining chairs and a platoon of garden gnomes. |
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| Every booth had treasures. I am lucky that I have no room. |
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| Fantastic industrial light fixtures. |
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| My Halloween addiction kicked into overdrive when I saw this pram... |
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| Ready made collection. |
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| Going back in October for one of these. |
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| Literally everything. |
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| Compass from a whaling ship. |
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| This was one table out of about 10 for this vendor. Times that by 2500. |
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| *EVERYTHING*. |
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| Lots of fantastic boxes and bins and baskets... |
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| And not a single tacky item on display. |
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| Kelsea checking out a vintage gown. |
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| Love. |
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| This mannequin was the perfect combination of fantastically detailed and completely creepy. |
BUT... I did cave and pick up a couple of items.
I was expecting everything to be very expensive, but that was not the case.
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| Lovely pottery handled vessel - £4 |
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| Uranium glass pitcher - £14 |
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| Handpainted nesting dolls... the detail is fantastic! - £15 |
Click here to plan a trip. You won't be disappointed!
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