The Seekers
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Katherine Raz (left) and Libby Alexander, founders of Vintage Bazaar, a pop-up flea market in Chicago.Photo by: David Robert Elliot -
The Vintage Bazaar captures the ephemeral appeal — and inherent thrill — of traditional flea markets. Danish modern items are still predictably popular, but vendors don't discriminate.Photo by: David Robert Elliot -
A series of classic cameras.Photo by: David Robert Elliot -
Vintage yellowing newspapers.Photo by: David Robert Elliot -
Still-pristine tableware.Photo by: David Robert Elliot -
A colorful array of sunglasses.Photo by: David Robert Elliot -
Table accessories.Photo by: David Robert Elliot -
A painting of Richard Nixon.Click here for an extended look at the Vintage Bazaar: Katherine and Libby's favorite designs from their most recent event.Don't miss a word of Dwell! Download our FREE app from iTunes, friend us on Facebook, or follow us on Twitter!
Photo by: David Robert Elliot
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