In fact, little Shuai has always had a strange idea of walking into an antique shop on the streets of Sydney, picking up a 200-year-old ring, and then crossing the flint back to 10 years ago. Borrow money to buy a house in Sydney.
Jokes are fun, but there are really a lot of people in Australia who get rich by an old-fashioned family! For most people, though, old things, like a bottle of old wine, exude a unique charm.
I've been walking through the streets looking for antique shops in Sydney that really sell old times. A few days ago I saw an old map of Sydney in 1976, with a lot of names on it that looked familiar: Petersham,Surry Hill. Perhaps Sydney's old antiques should be found in these places.
Sydney's best antique store.
1.Mitchell Road Antique and Design Centre
Coordinates: Alexandria
For retro, or slow times, mention must be made of Sydney's Alexandria district. There is not only one of the most rated restaurants in the city, The Grounds of Alexandria, but also one of the largest antique markets in the city.
Four years ago, Mitchell Road Antique and Design Centre moved to a warehouse in Alexandria on Bourke St. Since then, this huge antique market has become the local new landmark.
Unlike other antiques stores, this is an antiques market, with 60 vendors showing off their collection of antiques.
If you want to finish each booth, you may need at least an afternoon.
There are complete whale skeletons worth 4500 Australian dollars, a few dollar antique badges, tea sets from 19th-century French aristocrats, and a bar stool left in a bar that no longer exists. Over the past two to three hundred years, countless immigrants and tourists have come to Australia, leaving countless treasures.
You have no idea what surprises you can find in this market!
Many of Sydney's old collectors like to come here to set up stalls, because there is actually a very mysterious antiquities community, with more than 30 years of old friends. Many owners of antiques shops in Sydney walk out of here.
2.Bloodworth Bellamy
Coordinates: Newtown
Newtown, Sydney's most artistic district is also home to hippies. Where there are hippies, there must be all kinds of retro and nostalgic cultures. Newtown has a lot of antique shops, big and small, but the antique store, it must be Bloodworth Bellamy..
Although the facade looks unimpressive, as long as you go in there, you can't help but "WOW"!
hidden but beautiful spot! It's too big in there! The full range of this word is specially designed for here!
The main collection here is 19th-century British, American and Japanese gadgets! If you are interested in Japan's delicate little things, or British aristocracy's old objects, then you must come here to Taobao! Absolutely eye-opener!
3.Quintessential Duck Egg Blue
Coordinates: Balmain
Leanne Carter-Taylor, the owner of the antique store, is an artist who loves to collect lollipop cans and antique bells. In addition, she has a passion for European industrial-style furniture and everyone.
The store is a collection of her life and a treasure of Sydney art. Many big-name magazines and TV shows will come here to set the scene.
4.Lunatiques
Coordinates: Mascot
The antique shop is in a warehouse in Mascot, and it is unknown to most people. But once you get in here, be sure to watch your wallet!
The antiques here will make you fall in love with each other.
The antiques and works of art here have been carefully decorated by the shopkeeper, as if they had been revitalized.
Even if you don't buy it, it's a pleasure to come here and take pictures!
5.Apostlebird
Coordinate: North Manly
This creepy antique shop can definitely make a horror movie at night. You can see that the shopkeeper must have been a maverick rock and roll youth when he was young. It's not only a collection of cigarette boxes, license plates, billboards, cards, but also a lot of weird stuff.
For example, gas masks and prosthetics, I can see the next big jump!
However, it also makes the antique shop full of adventure.
6.Seasonal Concepts
Coordinates: Redfern
Redfern, an antique shop that doesn't know if it's a flower shop or a furniture store, is really an antique shop. It has been here since 60 years ago.
At first, this is a furniture shop, selling some flowers by the way. Later because the shopkeeper is too fond of the flower art, here half the storefront is occupied by a variety of flowers. Furniture stores also slowly become antique furniture shop.
Every passer-by through the door, can not help but want to come in to see; everyone into the store door, will be lost in this small world, here, is such a beautiful existence!
7.Palace Trader
Coordinates: Petersham
All the antiques in this shop are really coming back from France! the owner is a couple who love to travel, Gavin and Scott.. They travel in a very special way. When their husbands travel around the world, their wives drive to Sunday Market or Garage Sale to search for babies. Unwittingly, he saved up a pile.
But when they decided to open an antiques shop, they went to France for a month, not for anything else, to search for all kinds of antiques as much as possible.
So now they get most of the stuff out of France!
8.Dust
Coordinates: Darlinghurst
If you've ever lived in this most difficult part of Sydney, you must know that the antique shop on the corner is Darlinghurst's quaint soul.
Its shopkeeper has been here for 20 years, creating and selling antiques that he can't remember himself. Art and history blend together, here is the most true portrayal.
9.Potts Point Galleries
Coordinate: Elizabeth Bay
It is hidden in a line of fashionable storefronts, if you don't go in, you will not find the dream world inside.
Unlike many antique shops in Sydney, this is exquisite. Exquisite enough to make you feel ashamed to touch those elegant old objects.
Retro silverware, crystal, platinum tray. These things seem to tell you again about the time when the aristocrat really existed.
10.Ici et LÊ
Coordinate: Surry Hill
Ici et L Europe has a lot of antiques and styles, but maybe young you like this French romance best!
The antique store tells you that true French romance is not a candlelight dinner, but a desire for freedom and love. It's not expensive, but it's bright.
Usually, those who sell old things we often see on the street can only be used as second-hand stores. What really can be called an antique store is much more than selling old things. These antique stores have their own stories, and their value will grow heavier over time.
Visit the antiques shop in the city to meet the history of your fate.
