Weekend Tents Of Vintage Furniture And Honest Oddities
Two days a week, a Flatiron lot fills with old furniture, framed art, and small strange objects worth the dig.
🪑 What turns up
Each weekend, vendors line a Flatiron block with folding tables and white tents, and the inventory turns over from one Saturday to the next. One row holds carved masks and small bronzes, while the next stacks antique lace-up boots beside gilt frames and green ceramic figurines. Booksellers set out crates of worn hardcovers as dealers talk down the price of mid-century chairs a few feet away. Racks of vintage coats and costume jewelry fill the gaps between the furniture. Arrive early for the pick of the tables, and circle back once you have walked the full length of the market.
