Join us for a day of flea market shopping to see what unique vintage items we can find. We explore local stalls for antiques.
Flea market shopping is the best way to source one-of-a-kind home decor and fashion pieces. In this outing, we browse through a variety of vendors looking for quality vintage goods. You will see us inspect everything from wooden storage boxes and curtain tie-backs to a high-end vintage YSL coat.
This video is for anyone who enjoys antique hunting and appreciates the thrill of the search. We visit Julie's shop, where the atmosphere is welcoming and the inventory is curated with care. Watching our brocante haul will give you inspiration for your own next trip to the markets, whether you are looking for specific home accessories or just browsing for inspiration.
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This video documents a visit to the \"Cannes Debelage,\" a professional antique and vintage market organized by Bruno Buffard at the Exposition Centre in Cannes. The presenters explore various stalls, admiring a wide array of collectibles, furniture, and fashion pieces while discussing the growth of the event.
It's beautiful. Oh my god, you're adolescent.
Absolutely gorgeous.
There's where you're from. I mean, an absolute top.
Oh, isn't that sweet?
Absolutely beautiful.
I wouldn't want to sell it, I don't think.
Karen, caught you again.
Fleur de Lis. Very nice, aren't they?
I've bought a vintage Yves Saint Laurent mack.
A matchy-matchy. You've got to buy me because it matches my jacket.
Have you seen the winged angel?
He's all on his own again.
This is really comfortable.
It's quite nice, that, isn't it?
Can't afford it though.
Café.
There we go. Another chair.
Hi everybody. Welcome back to the channel, as always.
This video is from Cannes.
A professional debelage on June the 10th on a Wednesday.
Organised by Bruno Buffard.
And it's at the Exposition Centre in Cannes.
We hope you like it. Let us know what you think.
Thanks. Bye.
Morning. Morning, everybody.
Back to the Parc d'Exposition.
For the Cannes Debelage.
This is the third month, isn't it?
Yep, third month.
Looks like there's a few more people that have turned up this month.
So hopefully there'll be a few more sellers inside.
And we'll see what we can find.
Well, yeah, we'll see what we can find.
We found some really good stuff last time.
Well, hopefully we will.
Yeah, and hopefully it will continue to get more support and build.
Because, as always, a new venture like this takes some time to get in, doesn't it?
But we've spotted a few English people here this morning.
Which is good.
So we'll take you with us in a minute when it opens.
I wonder if she's got any more stands.
I love this.
That's beautiful.
It's not... Ah, there we go.
Candle box, isn't it?
Isn't that gorgeous?
It's beautiful.
And that one.
Combien c'est?
Deux cents.
Okay, merci.
That's the nicer one. That's really, really...
Sturdy.
Yeah.
A lot heavier.
Isn't that...
Madame? Madame?
Excusez-moi, le dernier mois, nous achetez trois socles.
Avez-vous d'autres?
Those weigh a tonne.
I mean, an absolute tonne.
Those have got to be about two kilos each.
Beautiful, aren't they?
Bonjour.
Gorgeous.
Absolutely beautiful.
I won't want to sell it, I don't think.
You can't keep keeping them.
That's gorgeous.
Andalus.
You know that I've been after one of those for absolutely ages.
Do you remember the one that we saw at Roubaix?
He's lovely.
Mr. Frog.
That's gorgeous.
Oh, my God.
Oh, my God, j'adore la scene.
Oh, God, that's got to be coming home.
It's Italian, that is.
No, c'est...
Oh, my goodness.
Isn't it nice?
It's been made from something out of the war, obviously.
It's kind of, it's not trench art, but it's...
I don't know what you'd call it.
I don't know what you would call it.
It's nice.
That's beautiful.
Is it Kingfisher?
Oh, it's a Kingfisher.
Absolutely gorgeous.
That's beautiful.
The Bakelite switch things that you put on lights.
Those are amazing.
Do you remember when we used to see these all the time?
Yeah.
Look at those.
Have you seen this?
What, with the beveled mirrors?
Yeah.
Is that like a little couture?
I think it probably is.
Do you know what that reminds me of?
Do you remember one of the first pictures we ever bought
when they were pulling the apples off the trees that time?
That's so in the style of that one.
Do you remember?
There's a lock for you.
Look at that.
What a beast.
That is unbelievable.
Absolutely gorgeous, isn't it?
I find this amazing.
Don't you?
That is a massive piece.
Oh, isn't that sweet?
I do like that.
What are these?
These are Versace wine bottle stoppers, aren't they?
I love this.
It's broken there, though.
That's the only thing.
Talk about tactile.
Look at the gold that's left.
Wow.
These are absolutely beautiful.
Aren't they wonderful?
Gorgeous, gorgeous for an interior depot.
Oh, look at these.
Fabulous, aren't they?
I love those.
Absolutely love those.
I love that, but I just don't like the rest of it.
But it's part of it.
It's traditional sort of...
I mean, look at the passamentary trim that's been used to...
Do you think it's Eastern European?
Possibly.
I don't think it's French.
No.
Plenty of work work, aren't they?
I know.
I prefer these, this type of colour.
No, I prefer Polly.
I prefer mine off Polly.
Cara, caught you again.
Come on.
Stop sitting down on that job.
No, these are really, really solid.
They're nicer than gold.
That's wonderful.
It's got a few missing.
I've got so many bags of sequins that you could repair that with.
You know what I'm missing?
Opera, 1891.
Minister des Bois.
That's interesting, isn't it?
Especially with the leather.
There's a big piece there.
That's Severus, though.
It's not as nice as mine.
People are making jackets and things out of things like this now.
Not like that.
It's much nicer.
I can't be bothered to look.
I've got so much.
I mean, what a shame that that's just dragged.
Oh, he's lovely.
I mean, you either like them or you hate them,
but some of these old vintage ones, to me, are just gorgeous.
Look at the...
I'm not sure what those actually are.
Are they tree baubles or are they placemats?
I thought they might have been tree baubles until I saw the bottom of them.
Oh, no, just a bit strange.
Fleur de Lis. They're nice, aren't they?
Oui.
Oops.
Two pairs.
They're nice.
I'm asking you. Keep asking you.
Keep asking.
God, your boots.
Yeah, matchy-matchy.
You've got to buy me because it matches my jacket.
I love these mirrors.
This is really...
Come on.
This is really comfortable.
Come on.
They are feather.
Oh, they're gorgeous.
Just try one of them.
Honestly, that's so nice.
I can't be sitting down at job.
No...
It smells, this does.
It smells musty.
We've been trying them all out all morning.
Of course.
He's all on his own again.
He just needs somebody to hold his hand.
I reckon that's a piece for Mike.
Mike, yeah.
Have you seen the winged angel?
Is that metal?
Yeah.
Christ, I nearly knocked the damn table over then.
Do you think the mirror's original
or do you think the mirror's been replaced on them?
Possibly, but I don't know because there's some silver in there.
And here.
No, I don't know.
Possibly.
That's a piece with a lot of charm.
Is it a chopping board?
If it is, why has it got that at the back?
Or if it's a chopping board on one side?
I don't know, but it's a good piece.
A good heavy piece.
It is nice.
What have you bought now, Karen?
I've bought a vintage Yves Saint Laurent.
I've got it over my clothes.
But this is a man's.
But it's very workwear, isn't it?
Very workwear. Very nice, darling.
So I'll have a good look at that when I get home.
Will it be for sale?
I don't know.
It's a big size.
Breathe in.
It's quite nice, that, isn't it?
Say again.
Yves sat down on the job.
And café.
Cereal plate.
And café.
There we go.
Another chair.
Another day.
Is that it?
Karen, you don't need any tea towels, do you?
I've got twice as much as that.
Oh, merci.
That's gorgeous, isn't it?
It's really, really nice.
Combien?
Your mate!
Right.
We've just finished.
That's done.
Dusted.
The debelage for another month.
We're going to go and shop along to Julie Trevally.
We're going to go to her shop again.
Top Rock.
And we're going to see what we can...
Find.
Well, we found quite a lot last time.
Because she has such a good selection.
So we're going to take a friend with us this time.
And see if they can find anything as well.
Right, we'll take you along.
Have you seen that?
With the angel.
That's nice, isn't it?
That's nice.
It's really nice.
Pardon?
What have you found now, Karen?
Another one?
I love the painting and that.
It's really nice.
It's a nice colour.
No.
Peut-être le prochain.
Oh, yes.
Peut-être après.
Peut-être sans...
Allô?
Oui.
Tu me renvoies un message
quand tu pars de l'horloge?
Yeah.
I saw that last time.
Do you want to have a look?
I can't afford it though.
That's nice as well.
Oh, my God.
Those are so hard to get hold of.
They really are.
They're like
hen's teeth to find.
I do love these.
I'm sure this is English, you know.
It's English ironstone.
I'm sure.
It's English ironstone, isn't it?
It's beautiful.
I love that.
Yeah.
It's yellow.
The reason I brought you here
as well was because normally
Julie's got a big vitrine,
hasn't she, John?
I'm sorry.
And my mic's on.
C'est pour homme.
Je prends du lait.
She's good.
Quel est le nom de le magasin?
She's just John.
Vous attends pour payer aussi?
Oui.
Seeing you again is incredible.
Bye!
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