We held a garage sale in our garage (unusual!) last Friday. A lot of people showed up and bought a bunch of our "stuff" we no longer want or need. But we didn't have any "stuff" like this stuff. You have elegant stuff in Livorno at your Sunday market. I'll bet it costs more than the two dollars I was offered for most everything!
May this week be a delightful experience for you and yours!
I like those little shot glasses. My mom used to have many like that in her cupboard but never used them. I promised to buy myself some only if I will use them. But still havn;t found the perfect set.
Another quick walk through the monthly Sunday market in “Piazza Cavour”.
Some intricate wooden dancing going on there. I'll sit this one out, thank you! :)
ReplyDeleteOh, I like going to the market with you. Definitely some treasures to be found.
ReplyDeleteVery cool looking old electric fan, I would haggle for that! Not sure about that wooden 'artifact', though.
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And which stuff did you take home this time???
ReplyDeleteOoh, well spotted, Mr Poet! These all look like real treasures!
ReplyDeleteOh - just a perfect day for a treasure hunt. the old 50's looking fan against the older vintage clock is my fave.
ReplyDeleteFantastic and rare Antiques !!Great post !!Unseen Rajasthan
ReplyDeleteI like Curio-Markets, too.
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Your photoreportage on the film is amazing.
ReplyDeleteAfter the movies, what could be nicer than walking around the market?
Great "stuff" at the market. I like the wooden piece.
ReplyDeleteI think I could spend all day there.
ReplyDeleteWe held a garage sale in our garage (unusual!) last Friday. A lot of people showed up and bought a bunch of our "stuff" we no longer want or need. But we didn't have any "stuff" like this stuff. You have elegant stuff in Livorno at your Sunday market. I'll bet it costs more than the two dollars I was offered for most everything!
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A clock like that in a street market. Here such a handsome clock would be in an antique store on Newbury or Charles Street.
ReplyDeleteThat clock is really adorable but the porcelain is my "piece of cake"! :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing, I loved it!
Léia
Really nice items. I like looking around places like this.
ReplyDeleteDo you sometimes buy things from this place??
Some really nice stuff!
ReplyDeleteLooks like they have some neat stuff! I have one of those wooden things like in the last photo, but mine is camels instead of people.
ReplyDeleteThat wooden sculpture is very interesting!!!! :-D
ReplyDeleteThe others are nice, too.
@ tapirgal - I think they hate me because I take a lot of picture and never buy anything!
ReplyDeleteFun to look at, that's for sure. Did you purchase anything?
ReplyDeleteoh your market looks wonderful! although i'm still trying to figure out what that is in your last photo!
ReplyDeleteYour outdoor markets sell the same crap as ours do, but the pottery looks nice. Lovely photos.
ReplyDeleteI love walking through markets like that! Some real treasures there!
ReplyDeleteI love this kind of markets. I have a very similar fan from the same period, pretty cool too!
ReplyDeleteI just know I could spend a lot of time in this market and get in trouble buying, buying, buying.
ReplyDeleteI can understand why you didn't buy anything! I do the same thing. Take the photos and run!
ReplyDeleteInteresting items. We don't have this kind of markets in Bucharest anymore and that's a pity.
ReplyDeleteIt must be amazing to see all the lovely items for sale as you walk through.
ReplyDeleteI like those little shot glasses. My mom used to have many like that in her cupboard but never used them. I promised to buy myself some only if I will use them. But still havn;t found the perfect set.
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