1.7.13

Patina

A beautiful 18th Century Venetian 'Violin' mirror


Old silver via Nathalie De Francisci

All Image via Pinterest

25.6.13

Coco's Style

Chanel in her English period, photographed with her friend Vera Bates in 1928.





Coco Chanel wearing one of her designs: a three-quarter coat with astrakhan lapels and cuffs, and matching astrakhan hat. ca. 1937

At home in Paris in 1929, Coco Chanel wears an ensemble of her signature jersey.

“ Look for the woman in the dress. If there is no woman, there is no dress. "Coco Chanel 
Photos via vogue.co.uk

21.6.13

The Surprises at Thorvaldsen’s Plads

Copenhagen is buzzing with antique and flea markets of wide-ranging quality.  Some presents textiles, others kitchen ware, while the majority offers a blend of both new and older things.
One of the finest antiques is to be found on Bertel Thorvaldsen’s Plads.




A flea market really do surprise when revealing items of great details, rarity and quality.
When every single object found are of extraordinary rarity and significant age, when items of worthlessness are impossible to spot, you know you are standing on Bertel Thorvaldsen’s Plads,  - one of Copenhagen’s best markets!
 High quality has brought about mottled and passionate customers, collectors, specialists, and foreign guests that appreciate a good hunt.

The market was previously situated by Gammel Strand, when the underground stations  turned many of the city’s districts upside down.  Nowadays the shopkeepers gather on Fridays and Saturdays from the 1st weekend of May until the last in October. Usually situated behind the Thorvalsens Museum wall, however, it can also take place by the marble bridge just across the National museum, in the opposite direction of the square. 
 
Wherever the market is placed, it will always be found in the remarkable surroundings by the canals, and buildings in the middle of Copenhagen’s pulsating yet serene atmosphere.  
Scanned by Rydeng via Antique & Auction Magazine

29.4.13

Wednesday Flea Market


All the images via here tema-penne

It's that time again for our Wednesday Flea Market,  season 2013.  Don`t  miss this beautiful market - you never know what you might find!
   Wednesday Flea Market
( Every Wednesday from May 1. to September )
Address:

Købmagergade 52A (Pedestrian street)
1150 Copenhagen K
Busses: 6A - 350S
Metro and Train - Nørreport station



28.4.13

Wednesday Flea Market

Wednesday Flea Market is back THIS Wednesday, May 1. at shopping street  Købmagergade  and just outside the Round Tower in the Center of Copenhagen.
Our specially handpicked stallholders will have a great selection of unique antiques, art, danish design, vintage,  jewelry, silver, ceramics, royal copenhagen porcelaine and much more...

OPENING HOURS
Every Wednesday  from 1. May - September  09:00  - 17:00

17.4.13

2013 Season ❘ Flea market


A collections of Antique pocket watches, Coral JewelryGeorg Jensen Brooch and vintage dolls..











We're back for 2013 this Friday 19th of  April for our spring summer fleamarket at Bertel Thorvaldsens Plads -  just in front of  Thorvaldsen Museum and close to Christiansborg Palace.

Our 
friendly stallholders offering a wide range of items, with only the best in vintage, retro, silver, modern design, danish porcelain by Royal Copenhagen, Ceramics, Montblanc Pens & Pencils and much more..





OPENING HOURS
Every friday and saturday
Friday :    08:00 - 17:00
 saturday:  09:00 - 17:00

10.4.13

The Market New Flyer


The market new flyer for 2013.  Designed by Spaceinvaders

Thank you  Jesper Reutemann  for letting us use some of  your images!

#Thorvaldsens Museum

17.3.13

Instagram: @antiquemarket _cph



Instagram: @antiquemarket_cph

New market season is starting soon!

The 2013 Antique Market season is starting soon.

Thorvaldsens Plads Antique Market-Copenhagen

Market Day/Hours: Every Friday & Saturday. April to October. Starts April 19th!

Art Wall

The Kuskovo palace in Russia was constructed in 1769-65 in a fine Neoclassical style. The palace interiors, as completed in 1779, represent a transitional stage between baroque and neoclassicism.via pinterest