
One of the passages through the few market on the northern outskirts of Paris
There is no better way to spend a Saturday than wandering the flea market located in St-Ouen, just outside the Peripherique at the Clingnancourt metro stop. Â Unless, of course, you’re buying! But you do have to thread your way past the cheap goods like sneakers and knock-off’s to get there. This a packed market, crowded with tourists and therefore expensive. There are better buys out there, but they may be a little harder to come by and the inventory may be a little spottier. This time it appears that they have found a source for many reproductions, but the marked price is indicative – you would never find a real Louis piece in mint condition for 1000 euros – even in this economy. Â The market is made up of multiple markets some in buildings, some in stalls like the Marche Vernaison. Â Whenever I was allowed, I took photos. Here they are…..(by the way, you can click on the photos to make them larger to see the detail….)
![]() Need a vintage tassel or two? |
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![]() 300 euros for a bolt of vintage hand-made fringe |
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![]() There's even a set of vintage Louis Vuitton luggage in blue |
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![]() just a touch of color in this chandelier |
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Dinner tonight is at the apartment, on the light side – those stews stuck to our ribs all afternoon and evening.
Restaurant
Le Paul Bert
20 Rue Paul Bert, 93400 Saint-Ouen, France