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Monastiraki Square is home to a lively flea market. ... Second-hand items on sale at Monastiraki flea market in Athens. It’s a place where you can wander for a long time, circling tables, looking for bargains.
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The Monastiraki Flea Market, at the center of what was once ancient Athens, is an experience not to be missed. Take your time wandering through Avissynias Square, stopping at antique shops as you walk through a maze of street vendors selling both junk and gems
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Weekend Flea Market (swap meet)
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This beautiful water candlestick made at Lindshammar Glassworks and with the signing of the designer I found at a flea market some weeks ago. It´s about 35 cm high. And the price?
40 SEK not even 4 Euro
It started out as a poorly composed low key image and I post processed the crap out of it, imho. I like it now.
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Also created for The Blind Pig Speakeasy ~ Shop Mania
Inside a flea market tent. In case anyone was wondering the guns on display were non functioning antiques and for what this guy was asking I could go to a store and get a brand new rifle with a good scope and have some real fun at a range.
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they come from Soviet Georgia - this is their only store .....they sell an eclectic collection from all over the world - mostly obtained at estate sales.....some are expensive - they say it is harder to sell now that people can look up the value of antiques on the internet
Do you ever buy something on a whim, not because you need it but just because it suits your fancy? I have been known to indulge myself, but usually only when visiting charity shops or the flea market. My photo includes an example of each, resting on a chair I have been told belongs at the charity shop. It’s over 40 years old and I’m not parting with it just yet. The little glass pebbles were sitting on the “free” table at work where people put things they want to give away.
I think this collection qualifies for the daily challenge at “We’re Here!” -- “the wabi-sabi aesthetic”. The wabi-sabi aesthetic is sometimes described as one of beauty that is imperfect, impermanent, and incomplete, and typically includes asymmetry, roughness, simplicity, economy, austerity, modesty, etc.
And for the Weekly Theme Challenge - “What Suits Your Fancy.”
This is my image for category 56, “Imperfect Beauty” in the group 120 pictures in 2020.
Flea market finds. Spent a whopping $7 on them. Everything was $1 except for Charli who was $3 but she’s obviously worth it with all of her clothes. Draculaura was purchased for the purse. It’s such a good purse! Very happy with my finds!
Some shots to show off some additional features of the Flea. Pretty happy with the hinged thruster design.
Here's another photo from my morning at the flea market in Solana Beach today. This is an old garden chair that's been turned into a flower pot! Isn't it lovely! This is just one example of the whimsical goodies that you can stumble upon at this vintage-inspired flea market! I was in my element!
Florabella textures and Florabella Retro Vintage action.