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Postcards from the Edge: The Brooklyn Flea Debuts in Williamsburg
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The view facing Kent Avenue
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The view facing the river
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On-trend polka dots from 3Free Design, just $40
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Pretty quilts from A Little of India
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Clogs from Nina Z
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One of multiple vintage glasses stands.
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Does this count as edgy? Or Edge-y?
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Dooney & Burke bags from the 1970s, back when they manufactured in Connecticut, via Mix Gallery. $40 to $140.
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Tin mirrors from a Flea veteran.
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An intense pile of pork and beef from Concetta's Sunday Gravy
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Vintage cowboy blankets from Daily Memorandum. Great for pretending you're an extra in True Grit.
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Taxidermy from Daily Memorandum.
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Avant-circus: Hot new decorating trend at the Brooklyn Flea.
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A Flea staple: Mildly dubious vintage footwear.
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