More Finds from The Vintage Bazaar
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STUDY always brings a covetable collection to TVB. Co-owners John Tyler and Andrew Schultz moonlight as home stylists and Schultz recently launched his own styling business, Houndstooth Design & Vintage. The Albini ottoman in the foreground was snatched up minutes after the flea opened. Photo by John Tyler -
Manly Vintage stocks top notch masculine style like this refurbished brushed metal casegood, which co-owner Morgan Gagne painstakingly prepped especially for The Vintage Bazaar. Gagne and biz partner Jayson Franklin also restore old typewriters and vintage fans. Photo by Felix Jung -
Statement necklaces like these elaborate examples from seller Shop NOV (Adrienne Baskin) were a big seller at the May TVB. Photo by Felix Jung -
Artist Christophe Gauspohl’s booth was a study in symmetry and repetition. Kids loved the plastic carnival horses! Gauspohl has been a TVB vendor from day one and always ends up selling practically everything in his booth. Photo by Felix Jung -
Brother-sister team Karyn (Dethrose Vintage) and Jon Dethrow (Deth Core) had a wonderful selection of oddities and vintage clothing; including stunning ‘60s gowns, animatronic animals, and awesomely creepy puppets. Photo by Felix Jung -
Smarty pants vendors Take 2 Vintage (Robin Witt and Joe Moore) had a contest going in their booth. They offered up this timeless mid-century clock to one lucky Facebook fan. Photo by Felix Jung -
Roxana Espoz’s booth ORD-RED served up a kitschy cabin chic selection at the May flea. The best thing about TVB is that each vendor has a distinct style, so shoppers can mix and match to create a wardrobe or home that is distinctive and personal. Photo by Steven Pate -
Vintage clothing and accessories vendors are abundant at the Bazaar, like Nicole Hughes’ Bombshellshocked booth where gals congregated to pick from her retro threads and have a few laughs. Photo by Steven Pate -
TVB is a-ok! A goofy portrait of President Nixon from Manly Vintage’s booth keeps an eye on Jillian Knox of JJoules Vintage as she stocks a rack with fab vintage coats. Photo by Steven Pate -
Cercis Design is MCM mecca for any fan of the look. Owner Edward Francois has a hugely popular Craigslist “storefront” but had never been a dealer at a live market before boothing it out at the May TVB. Photo by Edward FrancoisClick here to read the original Design Finder story from our October Made in the USA issue.Don't miss a word of Dwell! Download our FREE app from iTunes, friend us on Facebook, or follow us on Twitter!
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