Very cute shop, hard to find. Looks like it's been around a long time. Eclectic mix of art and…read morevintage clothing, guarded by the cutest security dog - lemon.

Amazing assortment of antique shops, vintage designer clothing and accessories. Yes, even Birkins…read moreand Kellys. Also, don't miss the great cafes/restaurants like Cafe Jaune.

Super interesting antique shopping…read more Located just at the north edge of Paris in Saint-Ouen, this area is one of many market areas. This was probably the nicest of all- large covered areas, clean, smooth walkways, clean restrooms and a couple of cafes. Most stores here are selling high end antique furniture. Beautiful pieces, many look new. Other shops carried vintage high fashion that would make a girl cry. Then there were the shops that sold the small antique household items. On the weekend around the backside, locals set up small tables and create their own flea market area. Be warned, prices inside and still seem very high. But the furnishings were absolutely gorgeous. Worth spending a couple of hours to experience a different part of Paris.

I bought two vintage French tablecloths here - one circa 1915, the other 1930, both in impeccable…read morecondition, 58 and 75 euros respectively. Very happy. The store is small and loaded with merchandise. Be aware this isn't an easy place to browse. The owner knows what she has and the prices seem fair.

If you had purchased all the wonderful NOS vintage french school and kitchen items from the late…read more19th through mid-20th century ever listed on Etsy, you MIGHT be able to rival this tiny, wonderful little boutique. Although not the cheapest shop in the world, it is certainly one of the most unique and there are plenty of inexpensive little treasures to discover. Totally worth a visit. Rating Scale: 1 Star: Avoid the town in which this place is located just to be safe. 2 Star: With so many great places to choose from, why risk this one? 3 Star: I'll try it again or consume here in a pinch. 4 Star: I go here regularly if financially and/or calorically feasible. 5 Star: I look forward to taking my wife or friends here.

Looking for something to avoid the rain and more importantly, the huge museum lines, we had seen…read moreposters for an Art Deco Exhibition and decided to seek it out We expected an art exhibit but were happy to discover this was a lovely Art Deco Estate Sale. Furniture, paintings, statues, sculptures.......all in pristine condition & all for sale Showcased in 2 large rooms, we were led around the items & had a lovely discussion about their circumstance, the material makeup, the certificate price - all items came with a certified assessment and guarantee of authenticity. We were advised shipping was free of charge and there was ample room for price negotiation I believe this is the same set of hosts for another Art Deco exhibition we had seen posters for, during our last visit to Paris but had not been fortunate enough to attend. The people we spoke with also advised that in a few years' time, or any time really, if we wanted to pursue the sale of the items we purchased, they would be happy to work with us to find new homes......but they were so exquisite that I would have a difficult time seeing anyone wanting to let go of these treasures. If you are seeking to add a lovely item to your home collection, these people are extremely eager to make a sale

Exceptional establishment. The owners, Varujan and Lida Krisyan, are knowledgeable and warm; no…read moreairs or intimidation, despite expertise and discernment -- rare for purveyors of fine art and jewelry. Inventory is exquisite (think Schlumberger, Van Clef & Arpels, Cartier) and honed by the proprietor's third-generation jeweler heritage. If you're a jewelry/fine art devotee, you simply can't miss Gorky Antiquites. But please don't buy the diamond/sapphire/ruby encrusted bird brooch, as I'm saving up for it. Visit for a museum-quality experience without pressure but with lots of love. There will be something you can afford, to delight you forever.

Blink and you'll miss this tiny jewelry store right at the tip of Ile de la Cite. That would be a…read moreshame, because there are treasures here at reasonable prices. We stopped and were delighted by the vintage styles on display and even more delighted at the price tags. Earrings are in the €18-40 range for example. They certainly have higher end fine jewelry too but most of what you'll find here is great for everyday wear. I was hoping to find a long silver chain and they had several to pick from, including one that was exactly (I mean EXACTLY) what I had hoped for. It's the perfect length, has beautiful vintage style and is sterling silver. At €125, it's a bargain as I saw a similar piece at home that was $700. My friend bought some lovely earrings as a gift and both of our purchases were beautifully wrapped. This is a great stop to pick up some wearable souvenirs, or gifts for that special lady. Even better, when you're done shopping you can pop into Taverne Henry IV right next door for some wine and congratulate yourself on your impeccable taste.

Don't pass by this little shop. Great prices beautiful pieces. Discount for cash and multiple items…read morepurchased. I had to wear new pieces first night in Paris!

An antique and home-goods store filled with a variety of quirky, often slightly-gothic or macabre…read moreitems ranging from taxidermied creatures and animal skulls to old books, vintage table-clothes and other fabric items, candelabra, pillows, and just a wealth of odd, random things. Small boxes with elaborate inlaid or carved tops--things that recall India or the varied tales of ancient cultures found in the writings of Will and Ariel Durant. Precious woods, exotic mahogany, all the beautiful attention to detail of the later 19th century. That's what one can find at this wonderful store.

If you're looking to furnish your Parisian apartment this is the place to shop. Top of the line…read moreantique furniture, rugs, lamps and home decor. It was amazing for window shopping. Most wouldn't fit in the overhead bin. Very expensive. If you're looking for smalls this in not the best market. Tourist tip - Fun to walk around and just see a different area of town. If memory serves me this is not actually in Paris, St Ouens I believe. Don't panic it's only a few block out of Paris.

The Paris flea markets are great. This one was my favorite. It was interesting to see stores so…read morenarrowly focused. There were stalls selling nothing but antique handles. I found some great antique jewelry stores in this area. Once again, there were stores specific to silver versus gold jewelry.

Nice antiques. There are antique tea pots, some frames, jewelry, and a little but of other things…read more I was going there mainly for antique jewelry and didn't find anything I loved. The selection of antique jewelry wasn't very wide and what was there was not very vintage, looked pretty new.

I have been visiting Almandine for 15 years now and she never fails. She has beautiful period…read morepieces and exquisite antique jewelry. The prices are commensurate with the quality of her jewelry. This is a true jewel box in Paris. Almandine is a jewel too! Not to be missed while on the Left Bank if you have any interest in Parisian jewelry--- and who doesn't??????