The Marché Vernaison
In this the original market, antiques- hunters and
collectors will come across jewelry and furniture, posters and books, old dolls and toys, as
well as scientific instruments, glassware and porcelain...
Antique Glassware at the Saint Ouen Flea Market
The Marché Malassis
A huge glass frontage, metal girders, vast patios in this modem environment over a hundred dealers offer a wide range of items of fine quality, especially
furniture.
The Marché Dauphine
The newest of the markets goes in for mainly top-of-the-range merchandise, and brings together in particular a host of specialists in certain niches in the art
market, from old books to traditional furniture from the region.
The Marché Biron
Fine furniture from the XVIIth to the XIXth centuries, tapestries, clocks and watches, musical instruments, fairground exhibits and paintings...
all these are reasons why the Biron is called the Faubourg Saint-Honoré of the flea market.
The Marché Serpette
The atmosphere is resolutely
XXth century. Trends from art nouveau to the forties are much in evidence and make this one of the 'in' places of the Saint-Ouen flea market.
The Marché Paul-Bert
Paul-Bert has everything to attract the avid
collector with its unbelievable variety of items including furniture. You
will come across famous interior designers from abroad looking for that
special something in the midst of this incredible assortment of items.
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