| Featured Vendors This Sunday | |||
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| Meyly Brosseit Studio | |||
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Meyly Brosseit offers the basis for her work: I am an artist. My main forms of artistic expression are photography and jewelry. I capture and create art I would like on me, and surrounding me. This ultimately leads to uncomplicated, simple beauty.
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| Barntiques | |||
| Tony Garcia is the owner of Barntiques, a company making one-of-a-kind furniture pieces that are rightly called sculptures. The table below is an example of his style. | |||
Lately, Barntiques has been adding some more unusual, one-of-a-kind art furniture pieces that incorporate sculptured (and structural) steel supports and slabs of beautiful hardwood. The photo at the right is an example. Mr. Garcia will gladly speak to you about any project you have in mind. A chance to own a piece that is truly unique. |
In addition to these works of art, he also has created a line of wood framed mirrors whose frames are faux finished to resemble rusted or painted metal. Each one is different and they can be ordered in custom sizes. There are also small plant stands and benches made with the care of an accomplished woodworker. Look for him just inside the gate on W. 77th St. He is there every Sunday.
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| Hanute | |||
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| Hanute is the business started by Aziz Guerfouss, a young Moroccan who has made Brooklyn his home. He and his wife import colorful and imaginative items for the home from small workshops in Morocco. Small pieces of furniture, carpets, pillows, leather bags and slippers, and lamps are offered. These are all quite contemporary with a touch of the exotic. They usually set up in the outdoor section. | |||
| Clothing Designs by Nanako | |||
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Nanako Clothes is the source for exceptionally well-made and fairly priced clothing for women of all ages. The clothing is always stylish, the selection constantly changing. Her web site is www.nanakoclothes.com. You'll find her stand outside (E row) during the warmer months of the year and in the hallway when the temperatures begin to drop. She also has a small collection of accessories to coordinate with the dresses and separates. Her fashion sense is uncanny. |
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| The Lloyd Collection of Southwest Antiques & Memorabilia | |||
| Becky & Leonard Lloyd bring some of the most interesting decorative objects, both old and new, to the market each week. They also have some exceptional vintage Southwestern jewelry and beads. This is the booth for shoppers looking for the unusual -- almost everything is one-of-a-kind. At the front of the schoolyard in the center during the warmer months - inside usually during the winter. | |||
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You can see more of the merchandise offered at the market at Sunday Vendors. |
New! Interested in seeing some of the furniture offered? Click here for some photos. New! Interested in seeing a few more of the fabulous jewelry vendors? Click here.
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| Regular Vendors Appearing Most Weeks | |||
| Please note that vendors are not there each and every Sunday - if you want to make certain that one of your favorites is there on a particular Sunday, please email us at greenflea@aol.com. | |||
| Karen McWharter | |||
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Karen McWharter has some of the finest vintage clothing and accessories at the market. Many of her items date from the 1930's and 40's. You'll find dresses, lingerie, coats, handbags, and more each week. She also has some antique eyeglass frames and interesting jewelry - some of it more than 100 years old. |  |
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| Yona's Delights | |||
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| Ash Tapa and Fine Kashmiri Carpets & Textiles | |||
| Ash Tapa offers a wide range of wool and silk carpets and wall hangings from Kashmir. The colors are sensational. Sizes range from small accent rugs to room-size carpets, bed covers, and wall hangings. Surprisingly, the woolen pieces are machine washable using Woolite in cold water! Amazing. Front fence location between the main gate and the corner of W. 76th St. | |||
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| Soleart Jewelry | |||
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The Soleart Jewelry collection created by Diane Detzel features contemporary necklaces and earrings incorporating pieces of vintage glass taken from old stop lights. These have been weathered and polished and have the appearance of old gems or sea glass. Very unique. In the D row at the center of the outdoor market. |
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| Joshua's Trees | |||
Joshua’s Trees has sold wood for 35 years. We sell wood to anyone: NYC for the Tribeca Bridge, Central Park, World Trade Center, and lots of boutiques, restaurants, office complexes and hotels. |
small stools and tables with the beauty of the wood for all to see |
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simple but beautiful blocks of wood for seating or use as small tables Web site: joshuastrees.net |
a lovely interior scene at the Hyatt Hotel featuring a communal table and a side table |
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| Leah Rayblatt and Crocheted Vintage Bead Jewelry | |||
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Leah Rayblatt has taken 'green' to a sublime level. Scouring flea markets and second-hand shops for lovely vintage beads & buttons, she puts them together into fabulous crocheted strings of beads and small findings. No two alike. They are small-scale masterpieces by a lively artistic mind. Outside near the gate on Columbus Ave. |  |
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| Maria Fiore's Opera Lovers' Cafe Hat Shop | |||
| You've heard people say that 'they don't make things like they used to'. Well at Maria Fiore's Opera Lovers' Cafe Hat Shop, 'they' do. That's because Maria sells what she likes to call 'vintage pre-loved, rescued & re-loved' apparel & accessories. Her items date back to the 30's, 40's and 50's, primarily beautiful designer fashion women's hats and handsome prestigious brand name men's hats like Mr. John and John Jr, Lazarus, Trebor Sally Victor, Dior FernCroft, Knox, Dobbs, Stetson, Johnathan Richard and Montecristi. They are originals from a bygone time when hats were made with pride andcraftsmanship to last and were collected by appreciative and |
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protective customers of good taste. Still in demand and in vogue, Maria Fiore's hats are are experiencing a renaissance which borders on the trendy and are available at very reasonable prices compared to many new hats sold these days. Put some pinache and romance in your life. Stop by Maria Fiore's Opera Lovers' Cafe Hat Shop - Sundays in the hallway. Got a special request? Email her at MariaAdvFiore@aol.com or Tel: 212-799-9549~Fax: 646-792-3266. | Ljatif Mecikukic and LightningColors.com |
| Ljatif Mecikukic is the vendor you'll want to see for that chandelier for the foyer or dining room. He has an enormous selection of vintage pieces that are dazzling. While many of them are simply sparkling crystal pieces, he also has a few colored crystal items including a deep violet 'grape' hanging lamp. Simply irresistible! His website is LightningColors.com. He's located on the front fence along Columbus Avenue - right at the main entrance. | |||
You can also find parts for existing chandeliers. Just ask him about it. |
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Carolyn Smith of Wacky Magnets |
Wacky Magnets offers a range of creative handcrafted magnets and magnetic paper dolls that are both fun and collectible.The whimsical magnets capture your heart without
putting a hole in your wallet! The magnetic paper
doll sets are suitable for ages 3 years to adult collectors. There are over 30 choices of magnetic boy and girl paper dolls, teddy bear and rabbit sets, all with magnetic clothing. New to the Wacky Magnet paper doll selections are two charming Japanese ladies in traditional kimono sets that are magnetic and laminated.
Contact Wacky Magnets at their website or shop online at www.wackymagnets.com. Look for them on Sunday in outdoor booth D 4 just inside the Columbus Ave. entrance. Carolyn Smith is the founder/crafter/artisan of Wacky Magnets established in 1997. She has been a GreenFlea vendor since June 2006. Her magnets have made their way to England, France, Israel, Australia, Poland and Japan as well as throughout the United States via the internet and her affiliation with the GreenFlea Market. |
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Ruth Kinory and Vintage & Handmade Glass Bead Jewelry |
| If vintage glass beads and long sparkling necklaces are your obsession, the vendor to look for is Ruth Kinory.She has made it her business finding extraordinary glass and metal beads and putting them together into one-of-a kind (and often made to order) necklaces, bracelets and earrings. She will happily create something just for you! | |||
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| Geno Sartori and Vintage Greeting Cards | |||
| Geno Sartori has a wonderful spread of antique and viintage antique cards and other paper ephemera. Give thanks with these unique and colorful images. Look for him in the cafeteria. | |||
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