North London Vintage Market - Back for September!

North London Vintage

<span itemprop="description"><span class="fsl">North London Vintage Market is back for September after the summer break - we're just a short trip on the W7 bus from Stroud Green, come and see us!<br><br>We'll have some of our usual excellent traders straight from Spitalfields Antique Market with as well as some exciting new stalls with a huge variety of quirky and unusual wares from the Victorian era right up to the 1970's! We'll also have extra vendors outdoors for our September event specialising in furniture and lighting!<br> <br> North London Vintage Market is still the best one stop destination for affordable vintage homewares, fabrics, mid-c<span class="text_exposed_show">entury ceramics, furniture, clothing, collectables and more all under one roof in North London. Give your home and wardrobe a makeover and come and find some gorgeous and original curiosities that you won't find on the High Street!<br> <br> Our vendors will be selling a whole range of treats, from mid century home ware and ceramics, rare ephemera, 1940's & 50's clothing, Art Deco jewellery, 1960's fabrics and lots more! We'll also have our cosy cafe with home baked seasonal fare to keep you fuelled - come and see us from 10am!<br> <br> <a href="http://www.facebook.com/l.php?u=http://www.northlondonvintagemarket.co.uk/&amp;h=UAQHBD8-I&amp;s=1" rel="nofollow nofollow" target="_blank"><span>http://</span><wbr><span class="word_break"></span><span>www.northlondonvintagemarke</span><wbr><span class="word_break"></span>t.co.uk/</a><br> Twitter: @NLvintagemarket<;br> Facebook: NorthLondon VintageMarket<br> <br> Saturday September 7th<br> 10-4.30pm<br> <br> St Mary's Parish Hall<br> Cranley Gardens<br> Crouch End<br> London<br> N10 3AH<br> <br> Admission £1.50<br> Accompanied children free<br> Food and drink available<br> <br> BUS: W7 from Finsbury Park or Muswell Hill<br> Stop 'Alexandra Palace'<br> <br> TUBE: Highgate, Finsbury Park<br> <br> RAIL: Alexandra Palace, Crouch Hill, Hornsey</span></span></span>